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News & Opinion › Page 28
Open Source and Open Access: A Perfect Marriage
Turning Outward at Your Library: Re-Envisioning
Why I Do Not Decorate the Library for Christmas
Identifying Your Library’s Users
Damaging Waters Lead to Uncertain Future for Library
Hey! The Library Is Kind of Awesome! Current Trends in US Public Library Services for Teens
Librarians Stand for Right to Privacy and Freedom of Speech
Shaking Things Up at Your Library
New York Comic Con 2016
Making the Library a Positive Place for LGBTQIA Patrons
Sure Bet Bests: Matching Readers With Their “Best” Reads
The Challenges of Using Volunteers in The Library
Bringing the Library Home: Mixed Income Housing and Libraries
The Paper Conundrum
November is National Novel Writing Month
A Card for Every Kid
What’s In Your Secret Library Stash?
Online Education: Connected or Disconnected?
Updating the ALA Annual Conference
Reading With Colors
If You Pop-Up They Will Come
Rethinking User Experience Touchpoints
Promoting Health and Fitness Literacy at the Library
FYI Podcast – Building and Operating a Digital Media Lab
New University Libraries Encourage a More Social Experience
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