While the law librarians are in town (Portland, Oregon) for the American Association of Law Libraries (AALL) Annual Meeting in Portland, July 12th to July 15th, anyone may explore…
…in some concise and illuminating way, something that appears to be true. Oh, I concede that people who write about the law also have other reasons for doing what they’re…
…Act, administered through the Oregon State Library, by the University of Oregon Libraries, and by several anonymous donors. To learn how you can contribute to the project, contact the…
…isn’t altogether a good or healthy thing; it’s just the way it is and those of you who love your libraries have obsessive librarians to thank for defending the institution….
The Law Librarian and the FBI: A Shaggy Dog Tale in Six Parts: PART THREE (PARTS ONE , TWO , THREE , FOUR ,…
…She is our techie librarian role model– the future for libraries is good with Nicole’s in the digital library world. Nicole is NOT Fred (courtesy of Library Link of the…
If you plan to travel around Oregon before or after the Annual Meeting in July 2008, here’s another route to consider. Sunday’s Oregonian (8/19/07) Travel section had a…
I’m not sure if it is right to begin our AALL PDX 2008 posts (the intro AALL08 post is here) with Movie Madness, but the toss up was…
…(If you don’t subscribe to the print or online Consumer Reports, log on through your local public library or email, phone, or visit them. Many public libraries provide their…
…have access to so much free information your head may explode. And if you live somewhere the libraries don’t offer these services, you can often buy into them for…
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