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Volume 61, 2004 Index, Compiled by Michael Klossner, Arkansas State Library Issue no.:p. no. Affirmations, by Jessie Cranford. 2:16. Afterword, by Nechia Whittingham. 3:32-33. ALA Councilor’s Conference report, by Marilyn Schulte. 3:27-28 ALA Mid-Winter Meeting highlights, by Marilyn Schulte. 1:17. ALPS notes, by Donnette Smith. 1:15; 3:24. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. 1:13. — Annual Conference (2004). 3:7-10, 27-28. — Mid-winter meeting (2004). 1:17. American Memory: Historical collections for the National Digital Library, by Karen Russ. 3:23-24. ARKANSAS—BIBLIOGRAPHY. 2:19-25; 3:19. Arkansas books and authors, by Bob Razer. 2:19-25; 3:19. ARKANSAS CENTER FOR THE BOOK. 4:15. ARKANSAS LIBRARIES (MAGAZINE) 1:2. — index, 2003. 1:24-28. ARKANSAS LIBRARY ASSOCIATION. — Annual Conference. 4:5, 14-25, 35-37. — awards 4:4, 14. — Business Meeting, 2004. 4:35-37. — candidates for offices. 3:6. — Executive Board meeting, Dec. 2003, 1:21-23; April 2004, 2:31-33; June 2004, 3:30-31; Oct. 2004, 4:33-34. — officers. 2:34; 3:2; 4:2. — Paraprofessionals Division. 1:15; 3:24. — Scholarship Fund. 3:5; 4:18. — website. 1:6; 3:28; 4:24. ARKANSAS LIBRARY PARAPROFESSIONALS. 1:15; 3:24. Arkansas lives. 2:27-30; 3:11-13. ARKANSAS STATE LIBRARY. 4:22. ARKANSAS TRAVELER DATABASE. 4:17. ASSOCIATION OF RESEARCH LIBRARIES. E-METRICS PROJECT. 3:20-22. Batson, Don. Web-based telephone directories: www.whitepages.com. 2:15-16. BEARD, CHARLES E. 3:29. Buckman, Kathie. The mystery of Minnie Belle Huie. 2:27-30; 3:4. Building libraries, building communities, 2004 Annual Conference report. 4:15-24. BUSINESS REFERENCE SERVICE. 4:20. CATALOGING OF BOOKS. 4:21. CENTRAL ARKANSAS LIBRARY SYSTEM. 2:18. Chen, Frederick. Reclassification of a law collection. 4:11-13. Corby, Kate. A summary of the EDRS-sponsored information meeting at ALA Annual 2004. 3:7-10. Cranford, Jessie. Affirmations. 2:17. DEWEY DECIMAL SYSTEM. 1:12. DIGITIZATION PROJECTS. 4:16. DISASTER MANAGEMENT. 4:16. Dixon, Jan. Finding your way in Arkansas: Using the map and GIS resources of the University of Arkansas Libraries. 2:5-12. A do-it-yourself model: relocation of a3 0,000 volume chemistry library in three months, by Donna Johnson, Caitlin Kennedy, Usha Gupta. 3:16-18. DVD TECHNOLOGY. 4:16. EARTH DAY 2004. 1:13. Editor’s column, by Necia Parker-Gibson. 1:4; 3:4; 4:4. EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER. 3:7-10. EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH INFORMATION CENTER — BIBLIOGRAPHY. 2:13-14. Edwards, Loretta. President’s column. 1:4; 2:4; 3:5; 4:5. ELECTRONIC JOURNALS. 4:20. ELECTRONIC RESOURCES — USE MEASUREMENT. 3:20-22. E-metrics — getting there, by Peggy Morrison. 3:20-22. ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ARKANSAS HISTORY AND CULTURE. 1:5-6; 4:19-20. The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture: plans for a fantastic resource, by Karen M. Russ & Frances Hager. 1:5-6. ERIC DOCUMENT REPRODUCTION SYSTEM. MEETING (2004). 3:7-10 Farmer, Tracy. Linux as an alternative solution. 3:14-15. A few of my favorite things — library things, by Rachel Shankles. 1:14-15 Finding your way in Arkansas:Using FIRSTGOV FOR SENIORS (WEBSITE) 4:26-27. FISHER, GEORGE. 1:7-8 FOREIGN COUNTRIES—BIBLIOGRAPHY. 1:18-19. FORT SMITH PUBLIC LIBRARY. 3:11-13 GENEALOGICAL RESEARCH. 4:2 George Fisher Collection donated to the University Libraries, by Ethel C. Simpson. 1:7-8 GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS—ARKANSAS. 2:5-12; 4:23. GEOSTAR CLEARINGHOUSE (ARK.) 4:23 GOODSON, JENNIFER. 3:11-13 GOVERNMENT AID TO LIBRARIES—ARKANSAS. 3:323 22 -3232. GOVERNMENT INFORMATION. 1:18-19; 2:26-27; 3:23-24; 4:19, 26-27. Graduate assistants at the University of Arkansas Libraries: Past, Future and Significance, Part I, by Phillip J. Jones, Vijith M. Varghese, Janet H. Parsch. 4:6-10 GRADUATE ASSISTANTS IN ACADEMIC LIBRARY REFERENCE SERVICE. 4:6-10 GRANT PROPOSALS. 4:16 Griggs, Jessie. Why I am a librarian. 4:28-29 Gupta, Usha. A do-it-yourself model: relocation of a 30,000 volume chemistry library in three months. 3:16-18. Hager, Frances A. The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture: plans for a fantastic resource. 1:5-6. Hager, Frances A. What is happening with ERIC? 2:13-14. HARRISON, JOHN A. 1:3 Hart, Julie C. The unwritten rules of library construction. 4:30-32. HUIE, MINNIE BELLE. 2:27-30; 3:4 In memoriam: Charles E. Beard, by Ellen Johnson. 3:29. In memoriam: John A. Harrison. 1:3 INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM. 4:21, 23-24. INTERLIBRARY LOAN. 4:19 Jennifer Goodson, by Joni Stine. 3:11-13 Johnson, Donna. A do-it-yourself model: relocation of a 30,000 volume chemistry library in three months. 3:16-18. Johnson, Ellen. In memoriam: Charles E. Beard. 3:29. Jones, Phillip J. Graduate assistants at the University of Arkansas Libraries: Past, Future and Significance, Part I. 4:6-10. Kennedy, Caitlin. A do-it-yourself model: relocation of a 30,000 volume chemistry library in three months. 3:16-18. Klossner, Michael. Arkansas Libraries vol. 60, 2003 index. 1:24-28. Klossner, Michael. New Dewey 22 changes. 1:12. Libraries changing lives, making a difference, by Loretta Edwards. 4:5. LIBRARIANS — MISSION. 4:5, 28-29. LIBRARIANS — TRAINING. 2:18; 4:15, 17, 18. LIBRARY BUILDINGS — PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION. 4:21, 30-32. LIBRARY INSTRUCTION. 4:22 LIBRARY MANAGEMENT. 2:18; 3:20-22. LIBRARY MOVING. 3:16-18 Library profiles. 4:30-32. LIBRARY TECHNOLOGY. 1:14-15; 3:14-15. Linux as an alternative solution, by Tracy Farmer. 3:14-15. The madness of management, by Peggy Morrison. 1:16 Making the most of technology. 3:14-15 Management column. 3:20-22. MANAGEMENT—HUMOR—BIBLIOGRAPHY. 1:16. Managing editor’s column, by Necia Parker-Gibson. 1:2. MAP LIBRARIES—ARKANSAS. 2:5-12. 32 Arkansas Libraries Volume 62, 1 MARCEDIT SOFTWARE. 4:19. MASTERS OF LIBRARY SCIENCE PROGRAMS. 4:17. MENTORING OF LIBRARIANS. 4:21. Morgan, Frances. Training branch and department managers: Three hours of practical “how-to” information. 2:18. Morrison, Peggy. E-metrics—getting there. 3:20-22. Morrison, Peggy. The madness of management. 1:16 MULLINS LIBRARY (UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE) 1:7-8. The mystery of Minnie Belle Huie, by Kathie Buckman. 2:27-30; 3:4. NATIONAL DIGITAL LIBRARY. 3:23-24. National Library Workers Day! By Sandy Olson. 1:28. NATIONAL PARTNERSHIP FOR REINVENTING GOVERNMENT (U.S.) 2:26-27. New Dewey 22 changes, by Michael Klossner. 1:12. OCLC. 4:22. OCLC CONNEXION SERVICE. 4:19. OCLC INTERLIBRARY LOAN SYSTEM. 4:19. OLDER PEOPLE —- ELECTRONIC RESOURCES. 4:26-27. Olson, Sandy. Arkansas Library Association business meeting, 2004. 4:35-37. Olson, Sandy. Arkansas Library Association Executive Board meeting, Dec. 2003, 1:21-23; April 2004, 2:31-33; June 2004, 3:30-31; Oct. 2004, 4:33-34. Olson, Sandy. National Library Workers Day! 1:28. Ottenheimer Library to host photo display to celebrate Earth Day 2004, by Karen Russ. 1:13. Parker-Gibson, Necia. Managing editor’s column. 1:2; 2:4; 4:4. Parsch, Janet H. Graduate assistants at the University of Arkansas Libraries: Past, Future and Significance, Part I. 4:6-10. President’s column, by Loretta Edwards. 1:4; 2:4; 3:5; 4:5. The price is right, by Loretta Edwards. 1:4. PUBLIC ACCESS COMPUTERS. 3:14-15. Razer, Bob. Arkansas books and authors. 2:19-25; 3:19. READERS’ ADVISORY SERVICE. 4:21. Reclassification of a law collection, by Frederick Chen. 4:11-13. Reference and public services. 4:28-29. REFERENCE SERVICES. 2:17; 4:18. REFERENCE SERVICES AND INTERNET. 2:15-16; 4:18. Russ, Karen M. American Memory: Historical collections for the National Digital Library. 3:23-24. Russ, Karen M. The Encyclopedia of Arkansas History & Culture: plans for a fantastic resource. 1:5-6. Russ, Karen M. Ottenheimer Library to host photo display to celebrate Earth Day 2004. 1:13. Russ, Karen M. What’s up? Docs: government information at your library,. 1:18-19; 2:26-27; 3:23-24; 4:26-27. Russ, Ronald S. Webmaster’s corner. 1:6; 3:28; 4:24. Santos, Sarah. United and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tolls Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism: Libraries and the USA Patriot Act.1:9-11. School libraries. 3:25-26. SCHOOL LIBRARIES—FUNDING 1:4. SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA SPECIALISTS — RELATIONS WITH ADMINISTRATORS. 4:22. SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA SPECIALISTS — WEBSITES. 4:20. Schulte, Marilyn. ALA Councilor’s Conference report. 3:27-28. Schulte, Marilyn. ALA Mid-Winter Meeting highlights. 1:17. SERIALSOLUTIONS. 4:20. Shankles, Rachel. A few of my favorite things — library things. 1:14-15. Shankles, Rachel. Videos via Internet. 3:25-26. Simpson, Ethel C. George Fisher Collection donated to the University Libraries. 1:7-8. Smith, Donnette. ALPS notes. 1:15; 3:24. Statement from Barb Stripling, candidate for ALA President. 1:13. Stine, Joni. Jennifer Goodson. 3:11-13. STORYTELLING. 4:18. Stripling, Barb. Statement. 1:13. A summary of the EDRS-sponsored information meeting at ALA Annual 2004, by Kate Corby. 3:7-10. SUMMER READING PROGRAMS 2:4. TEENAGERS AND LIBRARIES. 4:23. TELEPHONE DIRECTORIES. 2:15-16. There’s an elephant in the living room: A personal account of state aid budget cuts, by Nechia Whittingham.3:32-33. TILT LIBRARY INSTRUCTION TUTORIAL. 4:22. Training branch and department managers: Three hours of practical “how-to” information, by Frances Morgan. 2:18. United and Strengthening America by Providing Appropriate Tolls Required to Intercept and Obstruct Terrorism: Libraries and the USA Patriot Act, by Sarah Santos.1:9-11. UNITEDL EARNING FILM LIBRARY. 3:25-26. UNITED STATES. CONGRESS. OFFIC E OF TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT. 2:26. UNITED STATES — HISTORY — ELECTRONIC RESOURCES. 3:23-24. UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS AT LITTLE ROCK. C HEMISTRY LIBRARY. 3:16-18. UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE. LIBRARIES. 1:7-8; 4:6-10. UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE. LIBRARIES — MAP COLLECTIONS. 2:5-12. UNIVERSITY OF NORTH TEXAS. LIBRARIES. GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS DEPT. CYBERCEMETERY SITE. 2:26-27. The unwritten rules of library construction, by Julie C. Hart. 4:30-32. USA PATRIOT Act. 1:9-11. Varghese, Vijith M. Graduate assistants at the University of Arkansas Libraries: Past, Future and Significance, Part I. 4:6-10. VIDEO STREAMING. 3:25-26; 4:17 Videos via Internet, by Rachel Shankles. 3:25-26. Web-based telephone directories: www.whitepages.com, by Don Batson. 2:15-16. Webmaster’s corner, by Ronald S. Russ. 1:6; 3:28; 4:24. What is happening with ERIC? By Frances A. Hager. 2:13-14. What’s up? Docs: government information at your library, by Karen Russ. 1:18-19; 2:26-27; 3:23-24; 4:26-27. WHITEPAGES.COM 2:15-16 Whittingham, Nechia. There’s an elephant in the living room: A personal account of state aid budget cuts.3:32-33. Who will be the one?, by Loretta Edwards. 3:5. Why I am a librarian, by Jessie Grigg YOUNG LAW LIBRARY (UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS, FAYETTEVILLE) 4:11-13. Book reviews. Bobrick, Benson. Testament: A soldier’s story of the Civil War. 2:21-23. Brockmeier, Kevin. The truth about Celia. 2:20-21. Chappell, David. A stone of hope: Prophetic religion and the death of Jim Crow. 2:19 Stowe, Doug. Creating beautiful boxes with inlay techniques. 2:23. Stowe, Doug. Making elegant custom tables. 2:23. Stowe, Doug. Simply beautiful boxes. 2:23 Stowe, Doug. Taunton’s complete illustrated guide to box making. 2:23. Woods, Jeff. Black struggle, red scare: Segregation and anti-Communism in the South, 1948-1968. 2:19-20. Highlights of ALA Council 2005 Midwinter Meeting, continued. as was a Resolution on School Libraries and the No Child Left Behind Act, seeking recognition of School Media Centers as essential to quality education in K-12 schools. A resolution on cell phone use (to require ALA attendees and participants to turn off cell phone ringers during meetings and programs) did not pass. Not 15 minutes later, someone’s phone rang! COUNCIL III: The Committee on Legislation (COL) submitted a Resolution on Privacy and Standardized Driver's Licenses and Personal Identification Cards that passed unanimously. It seeks a system of checks and balances to protect individual liberties and privacy rights through cooperation of the Department of Homeland Security with the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board created by the Intelligence Reform and Terrorism Prevention Act of 2004.The COL secured a resolution supporting the Stop Before You Click campaign website at unfairterms.org.They will provide examples of unfair non-negotiated licenses and a way for organizations and businesses to endorse and support the 12 Principles. OTHER INFORMATION: Google will be the new search engine for the ALA Web Site. The site has an A to Z listing, a comprehensive site map and improved navigation.The “FAQ” has been updated. A new Continuing Education Clearinghouse was added at ala.org/ceclearinghouse in September 2004. ALA spring election will be by electronic ballot, unless you request a paper ballot. Membership voting increased 28% last year, and they look for higher numbers this year. The deadline to request a paper ballot is March 9". Paper ballots will be mailed March 15-31. E-ballots will be sent between March 15 and March 22. Voting will be from March 15" until April 22"¢; results will be announced May 2™.