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    Harnessing Conflict

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    Who Will Do the Job? Hiring Older Workers to Fill Library Labor Gaps

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    manager's bookshelf: Incivility

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    Editor’s Keyboard

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    The most important recent advances in library science, it seems, have all-or nearly all-come from the field of information technology. Of these improvements, none has been more impressive than the astounding gains made through the development of Web technology. And yet, in spite of the ways these changes have transformed the manner in which people behave and work in libraries, the original function of the library persists, including its role as a place where people encounter collections of books and other tangible objects not through the ethereal Internet, but physically, in present places

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    LAMA News

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    Libraries Are from Venus, Fund-raising Is from Mars: Development at the Public Library

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    Marketing 101: The Long Tail - Implications for Marketing Library Services

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