Oregon Legal Research Blog…will be available and free to ALL members of the Oregon State Bar. (Many Oregon county law libraries will have subscriptions to the database, too.) Read more…
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Oregon Attorneys: Free OSB BarBooks, January 1, 2010
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Free College Courses Online
In the library world, one always meets people who want to learn something new every day. It’s not hard to do, but what if you want to…
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Redemption in Oregon and Beyond
One could fill a library with stories about redemption (in fact, most libraries ARE filled with stories about redemption, fictional and real), but the following came to mind recently…
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Oregon Librarians: Eat their Own Dog Food and Adopt the Open-Source Kittens
Present and Future Librarians: The most recent OLA Quarterly has some excellent articles well-worth reading including, but not limited to these: OLA (Oregon Library Association) Quarterly, Fall 2010,…
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A New Kind of Dog Law?: Check out a Dog at your Local (Law) Library (New Haven, CT)
…including blogging, which can be a great way to get it out of your system. Woof.) Don’t forget, you can also check out a librarian at some libraries 🙂…
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Are You Being Sued? How to find out if a Lawsuit has been Filed (in Oregon and beyond)
…each case). 6) Some Oregon County Law Libraries have the OJIN database in-house, but many do not, for a number of reasons such as cost, lack of staff or expertise…
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“I Write Like” Website is Horrifyingly Addictive and Very Funny: A Powerful Combo
The website, I Write Like, is wonderful, funny, and inventive (and I’m not inquiring into their algorithms, etc. Sometimes you just have to go with the flow, even…
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Towing Complaint? Speak Out Now.
Aggrieved car owners whose cars have been towed are frequent visitors to our law library and to other public libraries. “What can I do?” they ask. The answer is…