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Chicago Library Who Is Emma Boettcher? Jeopardy!'s New Champ, an Academic Librarian, Talks to LJ
By Lisa Peet
When Emma Boettcher, user experience resident librarian at the University of Chicago Library, won the episode of Jeopardy! that aired on Monday, June 3, she unseated reigning champion James Holzhauer and ended his 32-game winning streak.

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For the past 26 years, the Xwi7xwa (pronounced “whei-wha”) Library at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver—the only Aboriginal branch of a university library system in Canada—has served as a model for how educational and community institutions can center the knowledge and experiences of the communities they serve by better representing them in the collections they share.

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On the Hill On the Hill | ALA Preview 2019
By LJ Staff
This year’s American Library Association (ALA) annual conference, running June 20–25 at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center and surrounding venues in Washington, DC, will take ample advantage of its setting: highlights include a tour of DC area library branches and hosting not only Librarian of Congress Carla Hayden but also Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
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Linda Fairstein is in the news, facing fallout in the wake of a new documentary about the Central Park Five.
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Best practices on forming habits and resisting negativity, diet tips from Wheat Belly author William Davis and Body Love author Kelly LeVeque, getting older but better the French way, and more.
"Trivia legitimizes knowledge that's usually considered not important—it's the idea of valuing something even if it's not relevant to you specifically. I think that's still a much better attitude than being dismissive of someone else's interests, having that kind of trivia mindset of, 'This is really important to someone else—maybe not to me, but this informs their life.'"
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Dinosaurs, coral, and tectonics top the list of best-selling academic titles on geology, as compiled by GOBI Library Solutions from EBSCO.
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Rebecca T. Miller The Why | Editorial
By Rebecca T. Miller
Those working in libraries think a lot about the who, what, where, when, and how involved in the day-to-day operations. Sometimes, there’s even a chance to think about the why. It can be hard to take time to step back and do so, but it’s worth it, especially when the stakes are high and change is fast and furious. And thinking about why libraries are so important has me considering social cohesion, the glue of a thriving society.
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