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September 6, 2018
3-D Printed Gun Plans Ban Extended for 3-D Printed Gun Plans
By Matt Enis
Since a growing number of U.S. public and academic libraries provide access to 3-D printers and CNC milling machines as part of Maker spaces and fab lab workshops, the case has drawn attention from the library field.
Edith Campbell Educators Must Mind Tone Policing
By Edith Campbell
Tone policing happens during conversations or debates when one person, typically of greater privilege, thwarts a speaker's thoughts or opinions by reacting to their emotional tone.

 

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By Alison Blaine & Markus Wust
To offer students an opportunity to explore and create AR content, a group of librarians at the North Carolina State University Libraries curated Art: Augmented Reality in 3D, an interactive exhibit.
The Sleep Solution The Science of Sleep | Collection Development, September 1, 2018
By Rachel Owens
These 23 resources will awaken most collections.
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FCC ACRL, ALA, ARL and Education Organizations File Amicus Brief in Support of Net Neutrality
Filed by Gary Price
The amicus brief was filed on August 28 by the organizations listed here re: Mozilla Corporation, et al v. Federal Communications Commission and United States of America (No. 18-151).
"Those in Gen Z use new technologies that empower more young people than ever to be content creators, telling their own stories through their use of their vernacular and their expressions of fashion, body language and art, hair styles, and gestures. When tone policed, black teens of this generation may still shut down, but they may also persist and resist."
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If you have completed a library building project (new, remodel, expansion) between July 1, 2017, and June 30, 2018, let Library Journal know, and the work will be featured in the November 15 issue. Go to libraryjournal.com/AcademicArch2018 (deadline is September 12, 2018) to submit. Any questions? Email blfox@mediasourceinc.com.
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Plagues and the Paradox of Progress Plagues and the Paradox of Progress: Why the World Is Getting Healthier in Worrisome Ways
By Thomas J. Bollyky
A thought-provoking book that should be required reading for anyone working in public health or public policy arenas.
uthor Ijeoma Oluo Educators and Race: A Conversation with Author Ijeoma Oluo on Tackling Systemic Racism in U.S. Education
By Kara Yorio
The author of So You Want to Talk About Race speaks about what educators, and specifically librarians, can do to better serve students of color and change institutional bias and patterns of systemic racism.
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18 Mile 18 Miles: The Epic Drama of Our Atmosphere and Its Weather
By Christopher Dewdney
This terrific, accessible, and exciting read helps us to better understand the aspects of weather and the atmosphere all around us.
California Contemporary California Architecture | Fine Arts Reviews
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For anyone who loves contemporary design and architectural masterpieces; a nexus of solid photography and exciting architecture reveals a popular avant-garde in its shining youth.
Julius C. Jefferson, Jr., Lance Werner Julius C. Jefferson, Jr., Lance Werner Announced as ALA Presidential Candidates | INFOdocket
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Julius C. Jefferson, Jr., Section Head, Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress, and Lance Werner, Executive Director, Kent District Library, Comstock Park, MI, are the candidates for the 2020-21 ALA presidency.
The Medical Library Association Guide to Developing Consumer Health Collections Consumer Health Collections, Leveraging Wikipedia, Libraries and Community | Professional Reading Reviews
By LJ Reviews
A superb selection for anyone interested in creating or improving a consumer health collection; a worthwhile resource for all librarians and students; an optimistic vision of the future of libraries.
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By Neal Wyatt
Bob Woodward's Fear: Trump in the White House gets all the buzz.
Playing Changes: Jazz for the New Century Nonfiction, August 24, 2018 | Xpress Reviews
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Women Who Write Are Dangerous, Playing Changes: Jazz for the New Century, A New U: Faster + Cheaper Alternatives to College, and more.
Under Pressure Arts, Wellness, & Putin's Footsteps: Last of the Nonfiction Previews, Feb. 2019, Pt. 5 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert
Joining with essays by Janet Malcolm and Russian studies by Khrushchev's great-granddaughter, film analyses and taking care of body and soul.
The Boy on the Beach Nonfiction, August 31, 2018 | Xpress Reviews
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Reviews of Claiming the B in LGBT: Illuminating the Bisexual Narrative, The Next American City: The Big Promise of Our Midsize Metros, The Boy on the Beach: My Family’s Escape from Syria and Our Hope for a New Home, and more.
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3. Dare Not Linger: The Presidential Years
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2017. ISBN 9780374134716. $28
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