…return home journey and they had the most interesting conversation, about history, life, and everything else – not just techie talk! Made me feel better about the future. And I…
…read. It is a deeply moving account of a missing piece of our recent history: “Behind the Dream: The Making of the Speech that Transformed a Nation .”…
…when Dave Sills walked into them. People got better. Problems seemed smaller. … … He loved history and politics the way most men love burgers and beer. Books on both…
…break first, take a vacation, and read a good book or two, on an e-reader or in print, on something other than law! Philosophy, science, history, love, travel, humor, mystery,…
If you are new to the Law Librarian Consumer Advocacy Caucus discussion (and Petition ) and want some history and to enter the conversation: 1)…
…and branches in law, courts, public policy, government, history, sociology, and psychology, but they are different fields of study. One could say that criminal justice is a subset of “the…
…Sunday at the age of 72, just three weeks after being diagnosed with lung cancer. Milano is best known for his place in Rock and Roll history as being in…
. You can find more Oregon Legal Research blog posts on administrative law, including an invaluable post on researching the history of an OAR , using the “administrative…
…“…. In the history of animal trials, typically to adjudicate criminal complaints based on their behavior. Today’s animal rights advocates who are campaigning against breed-specific legislation might want to take…
The Library History Buff blogs about the new book, “The Laughing Librarian.” Thank you to Will Manley’s blog, Will Unwound, for the tip….
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