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Read Jeff Bertolucci’s (PC World) Search Engine Shoot-Out for the verdict.

I’m sure we’ve all dealt with this issue before – tossing a book only to have someone ask why. A typical response – for some of us: “We’re Not an Archive”. Make sure you read some of the responses (entertaining stuff).

Local accolades for Phoenix School of Law’s recent coverage in AALL Spectrum. The article begins: “The library at Phoenix School of Law is one of the most advanced technological law libraries in the state. The facility, known as Information Resources & Technology (IRC), has state-of-the-art computers, wi-fi, extensive research capabilities, and a sophisticated computer lab. ” For the full article, click here.

From the Press-Enterprise of Riverside California, an article that begins:”The quiet halls of Cal Poly Pomona’s library have been disrupted by a debate that has pitted one print loyalist against an administrator’s drive to keep up …” [read more]

Link directly to quotes in Web pages. Paste a chunk of text and the URL of the page containing the text and in return get a link that opens directly to your selection and highlights it. Citebite

From today’s NY Times: Courts Turn to Wikipedia, but Selectively.

From the Baylor Law School Web Site: Susan Kendrick, the Baylor Law School librarian described as a “remarkable inspiration” to all as she fought a long battle with ovarian cancer, passed away at her home Saturday, Jan. 6. She was 56. A memorial service is scheduled for 10 a.m. Tuesday, Jan. 9, at Columbus Avenue Baptist Church following cremation with private interment.

From The Bakersfield Californian at http://www.bakersfield.com/102/story/92156.html.

Trouble in the Library, as reported in the NY Times: Lock the Library! Rowdy Students Are Taking Over.

An interesting article about the status of the US Supreme Court Library’s renovation appears in today’s USA Today. Article