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organized the knowledge of the world and West did it with law, but there are a zillion other ways of classifying information. Ask any library science student 🙂…

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a law school reference librarian (not supervisory, not managerial, not directorial, all of which would require additional skills). Required: Master’s degree in library science from an ALA-accredited institution is required….

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materials for public consumption, to trust the intelligence and judgment of the library patron, to let every voice be heard….” Thanks to a Law-lib contributor for the story lead!…

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Nursing Mothers and the Law: Public libraries have to draft all sorts of policies addressing all sorts of behavior in the library from Internet use, to clothing requirements, noise…

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in the law library business hear the stories about deals gone bad, so maybe we’re more cautious than most, but the caution really is not misplaced. A lot of people…

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…it occurred to me that I should start a 100 Uses for Pocket U.S. Constitutions list. Here goes: 1) To hand out to law library patrons on Constitution Day.2) To…

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…Google Settlement and drifted from the excellent Library Law blog to Rebecca Tushnet’s posts on the subject (which is where the dongle discussion came from). What’s a person…

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…those arriving beforehand to enjoy our fair city’s sights and sounds, tastes and smells). Most events have entrance fees but not all. The Multnomah County Library is hosting a free…

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…person new to sleuthing, I like the King County Law Library research links. They have classes on: 1) “Public Sleuthing on Social Networks: Learn how to search social networking sites…

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