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December 6, 2016
Diversity graphicAspiration to Action | Diversity 2016
By Meredith Schwartz
The ongoing impact of bigotry in America is, perhaps, the quintessential “wicked problem.” This feature package from LJ's December issue examines ways that the Los Angeles County PL, Nashville PL, Johnson County PL, St. Paul PL, and the ACRL Diversity Alliance are addressing the issue.
 
LJ's Best Books of 2016LJ’s Best Books of 2016
By LJ Reviews
A jury of our peers discussed, debated, disagreed, and finally declared LJ’s annual Top Ten Best Books of the year, selected by our editors, as well as Top Five lists for genre fiction, nonfiction, poetry, graphic novels, and SELF-e titles.

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Software Carpentry OU Libraries Help Researchers Build Coding Skills
By Matt Enis
The University of Oklahoma Libraries (OU) have been offering Software Carpentry workshops to researchers.
 

Libraries Test Chronicle Libraries Test Collaborative Photo Platform
By Jennifer Koerber
Several libraries are participating in the closed beta release of Chronicle, a new photography platform.

 
Rebecca T. Miller The Better Angels: Committed to defending an inclusive society | Editorial
By Rebecca T. Miller
We face a cultural crisis that calls on all who care about creating an inclusive society. There is much to do.
 
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Paralibrarian of the Year Paralibrarian of the Year | Call for Nominations
LJ will honor one support staffer with the 18th annual Paralibrarian of the Year award, sponsored by DEMCO, in its March 1, 2017 issue.
 
Infodocket logo infoDOCKET | Harvard Business Review: How Employees Shaped Strategy at NYPL
Filed by Gary Price
In the spring of 2014, we proposed a radical approach: offer anyone on staff the chance to shape the library.
 
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"I Love My Librarian" Winners Four Youth Librarians Among 2016 “I Love My Librarian” Winners
By Rocco Staino
Dedication to and love for patrons was the overarching theme of this year’s I Love My Librarian Awards (ILMLA), presented in New York City on November 30.
 
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Steven Bell From Good to Great, as a Leader | Leading from the Library
By Steven Bell
Greatness is not just being better than good. It’s about having force and channeling it for a purpose.
 
Abstract Expressionism Collecting Art | Wyatt’s World
By Neal Wyatt
Art volumes illustrate perfectly what a library offers its community—a place where books that may be out of reach for many are easily available.
 
The Dee Brown Library Branching Out, November 2016
By Bette-Lee Fox
The Dee Brown Library (pictured), part of the Central Arkansas Library System, Little Rock, reopened on September 30 following a remodel and expansion.
 
Library an asset for local elected officials Making the Library an Asset for Your Local Elected Officials
By Libby Post
We can’t ever lose sight of the importance of making our libraries an asset to our local elected officials.

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Xpress Reviews
WEB-FIRST REVIEWS OF BOOKS AND MEDIA
The SleepwalkerChris Bohjalian's The Sleepwalker is this week's starred fiction title. "Set in the bucolic town of Bartlett, VT, Bohjalian’s (The Guest Room) latest will captivate readers who crave an edge-of-your-seat page-turner they can’t put down." In nonfiction, Pen to Paper: Artists’ Handwritten Letters from the Smithsonian’s Archives of American Art, edited by Mary Savig, is "an invaluable tool for those interested in the visual arts. Readers curious about art, calligraphy, lettering, or even graphic design will find this irresistible." In graphic novels, "the compelling subject matter" of Becoming Andy Warhol, by Nick Bertozzi with illustrations by Pierce Hargan, "may be of interest to Warhol enthusiasts but might go over the heads of casual readers." And Samantha Sotto's Love and Gravity is this week's starred e-original. "The imaginative blend of romance, history, and paranormal is compulsively readable, hits all the romantic high notes, and provides a novel explanation for the development of calculus; highly recommended."

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** PLEASE DESCRIBE THIS IMAGE **Indie State of Mind
The indie book movement is a vibrant part of America’s reading culture, and that’s in no small part due to advances in digital self-publishing. This webinar illuminates how our SELF-e program finds and celebrate the best local authors in your state or region.

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