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May 11, 2017
Covered Bridges cover Research at Risk? | Notable Government Documents 2016
By Mark Anderson
This year’s Notable Government Documents reflect what’s on everyone’s minds: climate change and how to preserve the data.
Steven Bell Your 12-Month Plan for Research, Presentation, and Publication | From the Bell Tower
By Steven Bell
For academic librarians, the summer months present a brief window of time for special projects. Start now to plan a research project that could lead to multiple presentation and publication opportunities .
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John Berry Teach Library Politics: Missing and Neglected Content in LIS Programs | Blatant Berry
By John N. Berry III
My alma mater, Boston’s Graduate School of Library and Information Science at Simmons College, asked me to complete a survey on what ought to be in its LIS curriculum. The most crucial hole in the survey and curriculum alike was the lack of content devoted to the politics faced by library professionals.
image Back to the Basics: Establishing a Good Foundation in Your Library
By LJ Reviews
Tips on developing staff relationships for both managers and individuals in the library, easy to follow guides to technical services, and cataloging information for beginners or someone who needs a quick refresher.
From the Annoyed Librarian ...

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image On the Vietnam War | History & Literature
By Barbara Hoffert
Important anniversaries aside, the Vietnam War remains in the news. Witness Ken Burns’s ten-part, 18-hour documentary airing on PBS in September, with Burns and Geoffrey Ward’s The Vietnam War: An Intimate History publishing the same month, and the Vietnam newsletter now being pushed out by the New York Times.
"It is surprising that so little attention has been paid [in LIS programs] to the intricacies and impassioned politics involved in creating support for a library budget."
Carla Hayden and Gloria Gaynor Library of Congress Hosts Bibliodiscotheque
By Lisa Peet
On May 6, the Library of Congress (LC) was transformed into a disco for one night. Librarians dressed up in their finest ’70s vintage duds and danced the night away under a mirror ball in the Great Hall of LC’s Thomas Jefferson Building.
SPONSORED BY GALLAUDET UNIVERSITY PRESS
** Gallaudet Univ Shadows bkjacket** Powerful New Perspectives on the Civil War

Based on meticulous archival research, Fighting in the Shadows illuminates the stories of ordinary and extraordinary deaf men and women who lived during the Civil War. This visually rich volume deepens our understanding of the diversity of voices and experiences that helped shape American history.

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image “You’re In the Wrong Bathroom!” | Professional Shelf
By Alicia Eames
The authors of a new book confront pervasive misinformation on transgender and gender-nonconforming people.
image How Universal Design Will Make Your Library More Inclusive
By Carli Spina
Universal Design involves designing spaces, products, programming, and more to make them as usable as possible for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
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image Beyond the Battle: Stories from U.S. Navy Men
By LJ Reviews
Two outstanding autobiographies filled with bravery, courage, and first-person accounts of military heroics; readers interested in battlefield narratives will truly enjoy either book.
image Nonfiction on Board Games, Muffins & Biscuits, and Teeth | Xpress Reviews
By LJ Reviews
This book will appeal to readers interested in a comprehensive history of board games; Gibson's latest will be a big hit for bakers of all levels; an excellent book for those with a serious interest in anthropology.
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** McGraw Hill student mtg image ** Enhance Student Engagement with Data Visualization

Visualizations are highly effective teaching tools. They can help to improve comprehension, decrease learning time, enhance retrieval, and increase retention. When used effectively data visualization tools can help to grab students’ attention, stimulate their curiosity, and tap into their passions, according to data visualization expert Dr. Anselm Spoerri.

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BESTSELLERS: U.S. History
By LJ Reviews

1. “They Can’t Kill Us All”: Ferguson, Baltimore, and a New Era in America’s Racial Justice Movement
Lowery, Wesley
Little, Brown
2016. ISBN 9780316312479. $27

2. The Earth Is Weeping: The Epic Story of the Indian Wars for the American West
Cozzens, Peter
Alfred A. Knopf
2016. ISBN 9780307958044. $35

3. Blood at the Root: A Racial Cleansing in America
Phillips, Patrick
W.W. Norton
2016. ISBN 9780393293012. $26.95
image Register for the LJ Day of Dialog Livestream!

For the first time in Day of Dialog history, we’re offering livestream access for those unable to attend in person! Tune in on May 31 to watch a full-day of author presentations and panels. You’ll also receive access to the event archive for two months.
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