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Law Library Lights

Vol. 53, No. 4 (Summer 2010): Focus on Research

2009-10 Editorial Staff:


Editor
Sara Sampson
Georgetown University Law Library
sas235@law.georgetown.edu   
202/662-9144
Assistant Editor
Ripple Weistling 
American University Pence Law Library
rweistling@wcl.american.edu   
202/274-4382

If you would like to write an article for Lights , please contact Ripple Weistling at 
rweistling@wcl.american.edu

The themes for the 2009-2010 issues of Lights are:

Fall 2009: The Economy and Law Libraries
Review of the AALL program on the new economic reality; an overview of competitive intelligence; free and low-cost legal research; using archival techniques in libraries; and team twittering.

Winter 2010: Accommodation: What Libraries Do to Serve Patrons with Disabilities
Working with SCOTUS' first visually impaired law clerk; future of an e-USC; Congressional Rules; A Review of OCLC Digital Forum West; candidate biographies; Universal truths about teaching

Spring 2010: More than Books
Services, collections, and other aspects of our libraries that go beyond providing print sources

Summer 2010: Focus on Research
The summer sequel to the blockbuster 2007 Lights issue Researching Special Areas


Beginning with Volume 50 (2006-2007), Lights adopted an electronic-only format. Issues
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