Libraries
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The Truth About Teen Literature
After an NBC Nightly News segment highlighting some "racy reads," Young Adult Librarians are quick to point out that there is more to YA lit than the news segment made it seem.
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Innovative Education in Libraryland
As Dean Leigh Estabrook leaves the deanship at UIUC, a look at the innovative LEEP distance education program at the University of Illinois.
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Teens Read
Review of Marc Aronson's Exploding the Myths: the Truth About Teenagers and Reading.
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Your Public Library
Why does your public library exist, and what is its purpose? A discussion of public library mission statements and policies.
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Literacy for Today
Literacy no longer merely refers to reading skills. People are now required to be able to deal effectively with vast amounts of information, which has given birth to information literacy.
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Reading at the Library
Diana Rosenberg advised her readers to "never apologize for your reading tastes." It's a reader's world out there, and the library is there to help.
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Job and Employment Services
Job seekers are more and more finding themselves at the library in their search for employment. See what the library has done to assist them.
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Bookstores vs. Libraries?
Are you a bookstore person or a library person? Is there a difference? Should there be a difference? This article discusses the differnce between bookstores and libraries and how this might lead to change.
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Censorship Part 2: Filtering
A discussion of Internet Filtering in public libraries as it relates to the case of Mainstream Loudoun vs. the Loudoun County Library.
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Censorship Part 1: Overview
Since libraries serve as information resource centers for large groups of people, library censorship is a critical issue.
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Where has Your Librarian Been?
Find out what your librarian can offer you and your community based on the education and training that he or she received in his or her M.L.S. program.
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