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Cumulative
Index to AALL Spectrum, volume 7
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Entries consist of
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AALL
NEWSLINE: NEWSCAST INAUGURATED AT ORLANDO MEETING,
1.7
ACADEMIC
LAW LIBRARIES (see also Special Interest
Sections (SIS), Academic)
ABA
Standards for Academic Law Libraries Task Force,
3.4
Automated
retrieval system and closed stacks, 7.24–25,
7.30
BNA
electronic service contract, 5.8CRIV–10CRIV
Change
in career path for directors, 3.14
Computer
lab design, 7.16–19
Directors’
criteria for hiring reference librarians, 5.12–14
Knowledge
management, 4.1MB
ACCESS
TO INFORMATION FOR HEARING-IMPAIRED AT MARYLAND
STATE LAW LIBRARY, 3.22
ANNUAL
MEETING (ORLANDO 2002)
Business
meetings, 1.8
Luncheon
keynote speaker Catherine Crier, 1.6
Newscast
inaugurated, 1.7
Plenary
Session “Creativity within Chaos”, 1.6
Plenary
Session “Generations at Work”, 1.6
Student
registration fees too high, 1.18
West
and CRIV in Orlando, 4.32
ANNUAL
MEETING PROGRAMS (ORLANDO 2002)
A-1
E-Reference Services, 1.12
DMCA
discussed by Marybeth Peters of the U.S. Copyright
Office, 1.22
H-2
Using Online Tutorials to Teach Legal Research,
1.10
I-4
Around the World (Wide Web): 60 Sites in
60 Minutes, 1.14
J-5
Hot Topic: The USA PATRIOT Act, 1.16
“Public
key infrastructure technology” subject of Legislative
Update at Orlando meeting, 1.22
ANNUAL
MEETING (SEATTLE 2003)
Business
Meeting Agenda, 8.29, 9.7
Local
information, 7.14–15, 8.16–17, 8.31, 9.center
insert
Strategies
for maximizing meeting experience, 9.16, 9.27
Theme:
“Maximize Today Envision Tomorrow”, 8.4
ARCHIVES
(see Preservation of Legal Information)
AWARDS
(see also Presidential Certificates of
Merit)
AALL
Spectrum Article of the Year, 1.23 (J.S.
Heller)
AALL/LexisNexis
Call for Papers, 1.15 (Y. Jones, R.Y. Rastorfer,
B. Shucha)
Chapters
proud of their award winners: Doyle, Chanin
and Wallace, 10.28
George
A. Strait Minority Scholarship
Endowment,
1.7 (M. Thai)
Matching
funds sought, 7.29, 8.33, 9.30
James
F. Connolly LexisNexis Scholarship, 1.7 (J.
Donovan)
John
R. Johnson Memorial Scholarship, 1.7 (D. Klugh,
C. Kujawa, H. Midkiff, J. Sekula)
Joseph
L. Andrews Bibliographical Award, 1.7 (J. DuPont,
J.E. Goldberg), 9.14 (R. Leiter)
Joyce
E. Starkweather Award, 2.4 (J. Lee)
Law
Library Journal Article of the Year, 1.23 (L.R.
Nemchek)
Marian
Gould Gallagher Distinguished Service Award,
1.7 (J.S. Wright), 9.12 (M. Anderson, L. Chanin),
9.13 (F. Doyle)
SCALL
William B. Rohan Chapter Service Award, 2.4
(A. Brecht)
Spirit
of Law Librarianship Award nominees sought,
7.12
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BIBLIOGRAPHIES
Annotated
Bibliography of Digital Reference Services,
4.20
BODLEIAN
LIBRARY 400TH ANNIVERSARY, 4.12
BUILDING
AND REMODELING PROJECTS
Editor’s
comments, 8.18
Hinckley
Allen and Snyder Library, Providence, RI, 8.22–23
San
Diego County Public Law Library, 8.26–27, 8.31
UB
Charles B. Sears Law Library, Buffalo, NY, 8.24–25
UNLV
Law School Library, Las Vegas, NV, 8.20–21
Web
site: Design Feature for Law Libraries, 8.28
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CANADIAN
ASSOCIATION OF LAW LIBRARIES ANNUAL CONFERENCE
IN ONTARIO, 7.4
CATALOGING
(see Technical Services)
CENTENNIAL
CELEBRATION (AALL), 9.4
CHAPTERS
ALLUNY
Member
honored by New York court system, 5.28
Annual
meetings: ORALL, SANDALL, SWALL, 2.28
Atlanta
Law Libraries Association Community Affairs
and Outreach Committee, 9.9
California
chapters
AB
2648 on public law library funding fought, 3.30,
4.26, 7.4MB
All
California Institute in San Luis Obispo, 5.29,
8.32
Law
library advocacy institute at joint institute,
10.27
CALL
Joint
meeting with Illinois SLA chapter, 8.33
Joint
meeting with MAALL, 5.28
KM
topic of meeting, 10.28
Program
features KM speaker, 4.26
CoALL
Happy
Hour, 4.26
Speakers’
Bureau formed, 10.26
Summer
associates training, 2.28
GPLLA
Basic
legal research course held, 10.26
Brown
bag lunch success, 6.28
Community
service projects, 10.28
First
Fridays, 4.26
Opening
reception, 4.26
LLAGNY
Presidential
Certificate of Merit for support to library
community after Sept. 11, 2.31
Pro
Bono Committee, 9.8
LLNE
Digital
libraries topic of spring meeting, 10.28
Program
with Simmons Library School students, 10.27
Redesigns
Web site, 2.28
Service
Committee, 5.28, 9.8, 10.28
MALL
Lawmoose.com
and, 7.20
Legal
Research Institute, 7.20
Minnesota
Legal Research Guide 2d, 4.26
Minnesota
Library Association and, 3.30
Public
Relations ideas, 7.20
Receives
LSTA grant, 2.28
New
officers
LLSDC,
SANDALL, SWALL, 2.28
NJLLA
Bridge
the Gap program for summer associates, 10.26
Legal
Reference for Public Librarians Workshop, 8.32
NOCALL
participates in Berkeley career day, 3.30
SANDALL
AACR2
subject of meeting, 7.20
Disaster
preparedness subject of meeting, 4.26
Holiday
Tea, 6.28
Long-range
planning discussed, 3.30
Program
on long-term insurance held, 10.28
Silent
auction, 8.32
SCALL
50th
anniversary celebration, 6.28
Inner
City Youth Internship Program, 9.8
L.A.
County Law Library Building 50th Jubilee, 10.27
William
B. Rohan Chapter Service Award, 2.4, 2.28 (A.
Brecht)
SEAALL
50th
anniversary celebration, 3.30, 10.27
SNELLA
Legal
publishing subject of program, 6.28
Programs
on legal research and electronic license agreements,
8.32
VALL
Meeting
at Jefferson Library, 10.28
COMMITTEE
PUBLICATIONS AND REPORTS
AALL
Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers,
5.4
Educational
programming final report, 2.24
Future
of Law Libraries final report, 2.24
Promote
Law Librarians as Legal Research Trainers
final report, 2.24
COMMITTEES
(AALL) (see also CRIV)
ABA
Standards for Academic Law Libraries Task Force,
3.4
Awards
Committee
Nominees
sought for AALL awards, 3.26
Biennial
Salary Survey Task Force
Input
on improvements sought, 2.8
Survey
mailed to library directors, 10.32
Surveys
due July 25, 9.6
Bylaws
Committee requests all Association bylaws
changes, 2.8
Cataloging
and Intranet Access to Electronic Resources,
3.4
Copyright
Committee
New
Web site, 1.22
Supreme
Court hears arguments on Copyright Term Extension
Act, 1.22, 3.26
Washington
Affairs Office collaboration on current issues,
7.4
Diversity
Committee
Applicants
encouraged for Minority Leadership Development
Award, 5.24
Program
on benefits of diversity planned for Seattle,
8.6
Symposium
on Islam and Muslim Societies, 5.24
Government
Relations Committee
Chapter
liaison program, 1.22
Digital
Millenium Copyright Act report, 1.22
Functions
and duties, 7.4MB
Hot
Topic: USA PATRIOT Act, 1.22
Nominees
sought for PAGI award, 2.8
Program
plans for Seattle, 9.6
Public
key infrastructure technology subject of Legislative
Update at Orlando meeting, 1.22
Survey
of access to electronic state government information,
4.10
Survey
on state laws supporting preservation of Web
information, 8.6
Uniform
Computer Information Transactions Act, 6.14
Video
kit of USA PATRIOT Act available, 7.4
Indexing
of Periodical Literature Advisory Committee
Criteria
for indexing electronic periodicals, 10.6
Licensing
Principles for Electronic Resources, 3.4
Mentoring
Committee
Committee
to host CONELL, 8.6
CONELL
program for Seattle, 10.6
Members
urged to mentor or be mentored, 9.6
Web
site describes committee initiatives, 8.6
Nominations
Committee
New
members, 5.7
Seeks
Executive Board nominations, 6.24
Price
Index for Legal Publications Advisory
Committee
Updated
Price Index for Legal Publications available
on Web site, 6.14
Professional
Development Committee
Needs
assessment survey, 9.6
New
education discussion list, 4.10
Nominations
sought for chapter educational programming,
4.10
Regional
programs suspended, 5.25
Review
of programs continues, 4.10
Public
Relations Committee
Creating
displays, 3.24
Statement
on value of law libraries, 2.25, 10.8–9
Value
of librarian’s services, 1.30
Research
Committee
Aspen
Grants Program, 1.27, 2.9
Indian
law subject heading project award, 7.7
Information
literacy among law students project award, 7.7
Scholarship
Committee applicants encouraged to apply,
3.26
CONELL
(see Committees, Mentoring)
CONGRESSIONAL
RESEARCH SERVICE REPORTS
Senate
resolution provides electronic public access,
7.6
COPYRIGHT
(see Committees (AALL), Copyright; Committees
(AALL), Government Relations; Eldred v. Ashcroft;
Government and Law Libraries)
CRIV
(COMMITTEE ON RELATIONS WITH INFORMATION VENDORS)
AALL
Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers
and, 5.7CRIV–8CRIV
BNA
electronic service contract, 5.8CRIV–10CRIV,
8.5CRIV
LLMC
Digital Project, 8.7CRIV–8CRIV
Mediations,
5.4CRIV
Member
survey of electronic services availability,
5.6CRIV–7CRIV
NELLCO
and BNA electronic service contract, 5.10CRIV–12CRIV
New
members, 5.3CRIV–4CRIV
Open
Forum (Orlando), 4.32
Program
plans for Seattle, 10.22
Reverse
Site Visits, 6.26
Aspen,
3.2CRIV–12CRIV
Aspen
Visit to Provo Utah, 8.3CRIV–5CRIV
Bernan,
7.10, 7.31
Site
Visits
Aspen
Customer Care, Frederick MD., 8.2CRIV
Vendor
Profile: Carswell, 8.6CRIV–7CRIV
Vendor
profile: W.H. Everett and Son, 2.22
West
and CRIV in Orlando, 4.32
West
pricing teleconference report, 5.5CRIV–6CRIV
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DISABILITIES
(see Access to information for hearing-impaired)
DISASTER
PREPAREDNESS
SANDALL
meeting, 4.26
DUES
INCREASE PROPOSAL (see Membership Issues)
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ELDRED
V. ASHCROFT
Law
librarians attend argument, 5.6
Oral
argument heard, 5.8–9, 5.27
Supreme
Court hears arguments on Copyright Term Extension
Act, 3.26
Supreme
Court upholds 1998 Sonny Bono Copyright Term
Extension Act, 10.10, 10.12–13, 10.24
EXECUTIVE
BOARD (AALL)
Adoption
of current D.C. Nonprofit Corp. Act,
2.24
By-laws
revision proposal, 8.30
Candidates
for Executive Board, 4.16–19
Candidates
for vice president, 4.14–15
Career
Development Special Committee created, 5.4
Election
schedule change, 2.24
Fair
Business Practices Guide approved, 5.4,
5.6, 5.7CRIV–8CRIV
Meetings,
spring 2003, 10.4
New
board members announced, 8.6
Scheduling
for SIS meetings during Annual Meeting to be
addressed, 5.6
Seek
nominations for, 6.24
Treasurer’s
Report, 8.12–13, 8.35
EXECUTIVE
DIRECTOR (see Headquarters)
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FOREIGN
LAW
Web
resources in China, France, Mexico, 2.14
FOREIGN
LAW LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS (see Canadian
Association of Law Libraries; IFLA)
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GOVERNMENT
AND LAW LIBRARIES
Advocacy
program and AALL Washington Affairs Office,
7.1MB–3MB
Anti-counterfeiting
Amendments of 2002 (S.2395) problems for
libraries, 3.6, 4.6
California
chapters successfully block problem funding
bill, 7.4MB
Digital
Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 5544),
4.6
Digital
Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 5544),
7.31
E-Government
Act of 2002 (S. 803), 4.31
Government
Relations Committee functions, 7.4MB
OMB
drafts guidelines on “sensitive” information,
3.6
TEACH
Act (S. 487), 4.6
USA
PATRIOT Act joint teleconference with ALA,
ARL, MLA, SLA, 3.6
GOVERNMENT
PRINTING OFFICE
FAR
Regulations and GPO, 4.31, 6.6
James
nominated for public printer, 4.6
New
public printer and superintendent of documents
appointed, 6.6
OMB
memorandum M-02-07 opposed by library organizations,
1.20
Washington
Affairs Office responds to OMB Memorandum, 6.6
GRANTS
AND SCHOLARSHIPS (see also Awards)
AALL
statement of available scholarships, 3.8, 4.36,
6.9
Annual
Meeting Grants
AALL,
6.14
Computing
Services-SIS, 6.30
Gov
Docs-SIS offers student grant, 7.28
SCCLL-SIS,
6.30
George
A. Strait Minority Scholarship matching funds
sought, 7.29, 8.33, 9.30
IFLA
meeting fellowships available, 3.8
Indian
law subject heading project receives Aspen award,
7.7
Information
literacy among law students project receives
Aspen award, 7.7
Institute
for Court Management Executive Development Program
Scholarship, 6.7
Scholarship
Committee encourages applications, 3.26
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HEADQUARTERS
Fox
interview, 4.4
Parent
retirement, 2.10
Parent
retirement, interview, 2.16
Parent
retirement, the movies, 2.32
Parent’s
last executive board meeting; Fox’s first, 5.6
HEALTH
LAW
Law,
medicine, and bibliography at Case Western Reserve,
3.18
HUMOR
Parent
retirement, the movies, 2.32
Spectrum
Looks Back: 2002-2022, 7.32
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IFLA
(INTERNATIONAL FEDERATION OF LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONS)
Fellowships
available to attend annual conference, 3.8
INSTRUCTION
IN LEGAL RESEARCH
Academic-SIS
receives Presidential Award, 2.31
Annual
Meeting (Orlando 2002) program on online tutorials,
1.10
GPLLA
holds course in basic legal research, 10.26
INTELLECTUAL
PROPERTY
AALL
comments to FCC on “Broadcast Flag Rule”, 6.6
Anti-counterfeiting
Amendments of 2002 (S.2395) problems for
libraries, 3.6, 4.6
Digital
Media Consumers’ Rights Act (H.R. 5544),
4.6, 7.31
TEACH
Act (S. 487), 4.6
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KNOWLEDGE
MANAGEMENT
Academic
Libraries and, 4.1MB
Law
firms and, 4.3MB, 7.26–27, 7.29
Law
firms, technology and, 4.2MB
Top
10 tips, 4.4MB
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LAW
FIRMS (see also Special Interest Sections
(SIS), Private Law Libraries)
Customer
service, 3.12
Knowledge
management, 4.2MB, 4.3MB
Law
firm technical services value, 2.4MB
Public
relations challeges, 7.8–9
Top
service department, 4.22
LAW
LIBRARIANSHIP
Academic
law libraries and change, 3.14
Future
of the profession, 5.16–20, 5.32
Law,
medicine, and bibliography at Case Western Reserve,
3.18
Law
firm customer service, 3.12
Perspectives
on the profession, 3.10
Technical
services and information delivery, 3.16
“Those
were the days”, 3.32
Visionaries:
McCarthy, Finley and Tyburski, 10.16–20, 10.31
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MEMBERSHIP
ISSUES
Dues
increase approved by members, 3.7
Dues
Increase proposal discussed at Orlando business
meeting, 1.8
Dues
increase vote in September, 2.25
MEMORIALS
Burns,
Helen Marie, 1.32
Freeman,
Lydia, 10.32
Liddell,
Leon, 9.6
Rappaport,
Ellen C., 10.32
Sloane,
Richard, 4.34
Sprudzs,
Adolf, 7.21
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NATIONAL
CONFERENCE OF COMMISSIONERS ON UNIFORM STATE
LAWS
NCCUSL
lobbies ABA for UCITA support, 7.6
UCITA
, AALL opposition, 7.6
NATIONAL
LIBRARY WEEK
Temple
Law Library and Paul Hastings in Atlanta celebrate,
10.21
NEWER
LAW LIBRARIANS (see also Committees (AALL)
Mentoring)
Private
Law Libraries-SIS mentoring project, 5.30
Tips
for success, 1.24
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ONLINE
RESOURCES
Access
to e-journals at UNC, 8.14–15, 8.36
Hein-On-Line,
9.26, 9.31
Placement
Listings on Web site only, 1.15, 2.8, 3.7, 4.31,
6.25, 9.28
PR
Committee Web site provides successful strategies,
8.8–9
PubSCIENCE
database may be cancelled, 3.6, 4.31
Updated
Price Index for Legal Publications available
on Web site, 6.14
Web
site: Design Features for Law Library Buildings,
8.28
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PERMANENT
PUBLIC ACCESS TO GOVERNMENT INFORMATION (see
also Committees, Government Relations; Preservation
of Legal Information)
A-5
Panel Discussion at Seattle Annual Meeting,
9.6
PLACEMENT
LISTINGS ON WEB SITE ONLY, 1.15
PRESERVATION
OF LEGAL INFORMATION
CRIV
to work with Preservation Committee, 5.2CRIV
National
Conference at Georgetown, 5.4, 9.18–19, 9.22–23
PRESIDENTIAL
CERTIFICATES OF MERIT, 2.31(Academic–Cohen,
D. Danner, S. Ligda, LLAGNY, J. Marke, Professional
Development Committees)
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT
AALL
educational programs available at West LegalEdcenter,
6.20
Annual
report as PR tool, 9.10–11, 9.32, 10.21
Continuing
Education Benefits, 6.32
Online
Delivery Formats, 6.16–20
Online
learning opportunities for law librarians, 6.8
Project
management in law libraries, 5.10–11
Public
law libraries benefit by offering CLE programs,
6.10–11
Strategies
for success as law library director, 6.12–13
PUBLIC
LAW LIBRARIES (see also Special Interest
Sections (SIS), SCCLL)
California
chapters lobby against bill that would harm
public law libraries, 3.30
CLE
programs benefit libraries as well, 6.10–11
PUBLIC
RELATIONS (see also Law Librarianship)
Annual
report as PR tool, 9.10–11, 9.32, 10.21
Competing
for attention on a limited budget, 5.22, 5.32
Display
creation, 3.24
Law
firm public relations challenges, 7.8–9
Local
chapters involved in community projects, 9.8–9
Return-on-investment
rates, 2.20
Statement
on value of law libraries, 10.8–9
Top
service department, 4.22
Web
site provides successful strategies, 8.8–9
PUBLICATIONS
(see also Bibliographies)
AALL
Guide to Fair Business Practices for Legal Publishers,
5.4
Minnesota
Legal Research Guide 2d ed. published by
MALL, 4.26
VALL
provides content for full issue of Virginia
Lawyer, 2.28
PUBSCIENCE
DATABASE (see Online Resources)
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REFERENCE
Annotated
Bibliography of Digital Reference Services,
4.20
Directors’
criteria for hiring reference librarians, 5.12–14
REGISTRATION
FEES FOR STUDENTS ATTENDING ANNUAL MEETING,
1.18
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SALARY
SURVEY TASK FORCE (see Committees (AALL),
Biennial Salary Survey Task Force)
SPECIAL
INTEREST SECTIONS (SIS)
Academic
Law Libraries
Academic
Law Library Web site content, 4.24
BNA
pricing task force, 7.28
Newsletter
to be electronic-only, 5.30
Plans
for Annual Meeting, 5.30, 9.28
Presidential
Certificate of Merit, 2.31
Computing
Services
Grant
for Annual Meeting, 6.30
Plans
for Seattle Annual Meeting, 6.30
Government
Documents
Annual
Meeting grant for student, 7.28
Fugitive
and Electronic-Only Documents Committee new
chair, 7.28
Online
Bibliographic Services
ARLIN/
OCLC changes to be discussed in Seattle, 9.28
Plans
for Seattle Annual Meeting, 6.30, 8.34, 9.28
Web
site of the Month, 4.24
Online
Bibliographic Services/Technical Services
Research
grant available, 4.24
Private
Law Libraries
Mentoring
project for Annual Meeting, 5.30
Research
Instruction and Patron Services (see also
Instruction in Legal Research)
National
Legal Research Teach-In celebrates 10 years,
9.24
Plans
for Seattle Annual Meeting, 8.34
Updated
Web site unveiled, 8.34
Social
Responsibilities
Law
Libraries Serving Prisoners updated online,
2.26
State
Court and County Law Libraries
Grant
for Annual Meeting, 6.30
Plans
for Seattle Annual Meeting, 6.30
Technical
Services
Plan
for Annual Meeting, 8.34
Seeks
nominees for Chapman Award, 5.30
STRATEGIC
PLANNING
Chapter
plans, 10.4MB
CS-SIS
plan, 10.4MB
Leadership
and the nimble organization, 6.4
Review
of plan for 2000-2005, 10.1MB–3MB
SCCLL-SIS
plan, 10.3MB–4MB
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TECHNICAL
SERVICES
AACR2
subject of SANDALL meeting, 7.20
Academic
departmental re-engineering, 2.MB3
Communications
with vendors, 2.1MB
Information
delivery, 3.16
Law
firm technical services value, 2.MB4
Public
law library practices, 2.MB2
TELECONFERENCES
USA
PATRIOT Act joint teleconference with ALA,
ARL, MLA, SLA, 3.6
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