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May 17, 2018
U.S. Capitol Building Senate Votes to Save Net Neutrality
By Matt Enis
The U.S. Senate today voted to keep net neutrality protections in place, using the powers of the Congressional Review Act to block the Federal Communications Commission’s (FCC) December 14 decision to overturn the Open Internet Order.
Steven Bell Higher Education Promotes the Student Experience | From the Bell Tower
By Steven Bell
Utter the phrase “student experience” to a higher education audience and the reaction could be visceral—“education, not experience.” Yet academic librarians could benefit from and contribute to the growing interest in student experience.
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England’s Lancaster University is one of the top 10 research institutions in the United Kingdom and among the top 150 worldwide. To maintain the university’s status as a premier research institution, the Lancaster University Library supports the efforts of some 1,700 faculty members throughout the research lifecycle.

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In Persistent Battle The GPO’s Year of Change | Notable Government Documents 2017
By Mark Anderson
This year’s Notable Government Documents reflect what’s going on in the world, with refugees and climate change looming large. The agency itself experienced a remarkable few months, with more in the offing.
image Junot Díaz Relinquishes Position as Pulitzer Chair | Book Pulse
By Neal Wyatt
Junot Díaz relinquishes his position as Pulitzer Chair and both the Pulitzer Prize board and the university where he teaches have opened investigations.
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The Black Bear Inside Me Top Spring Poetry: Both Veterans and Newcomers Offer Thematically Diverse Work
By Barbara Hoffert
Reviews of The Black Bear Inside Me, American Sonnets for My Past and Future Assassins, Lady of Light: New Poems, and more.
"As libraries undertake cutting-edge research and build platforms that are, in turn, building blocks for other innovations that reverberate through the public and private sectors, we think it is really critical to maintain the character of an open Internet."
Chicago PL to Build Branch in Obama Center Chicago PL to Build Branch in Obama Center
By Lisa Peet
While the planned Barack Obama Presidential Center will not contain a traditional presidential library of physical archives, it will hold a branch of the Chicago Public Library. And rather than a presidential library’s usual patrons—researchers and scholars—the new branch will serve the Jackson Park neighborhood of Chicago’s South Side.
Self-Ish: A Transgender Awakening. Trans Voices
By LJ Reviews
Despite its flaws, a work accessible for both scholars and readers interested in trans rights; a candid memoir that belongs on the shelves of all libraries; a thoughtful study centering the lives and experiences of trans men in the millennial cohort.
Born to Be Posthumous Three Big Biographies | Nonfiction Previews, Nov. 2018
By Barbara Hoffert
Reviews of Born to Be Posthumous: The Eccentric Life and Mysterious Genius of Edward Gorey, The Man in the Glass House: Philip Johnson, Architect of the Modern Century, and Churchill: Walking with Destiny.
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The Fair Chase Nonfiction: Racial Injustice, Digital Archives, Hunting, Book Theft, Today’s World, California Art | Xpress Reviews
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Things That Make White People Uncomfortable, The Complete Guide to Personal Digital Archiving, The Fair Chase: The Epic Story of Hunting in America, and more.
The Right Stuff Honoring the Work of Tom Wolfe | Book Pulse
By Neal Wyatt
The literary world remembers Tom Wolfe, new pages from Anne Frank’s diary are revealed, Three Percent announces the Best Translated Book Awards finalists in fiction and poetry, and the O. Henry Prize stories are out.
BESTSELLERS: Environmental Science
By LJ Reviews

1. The Water Will Come: Rising Seas, Sinking Cities, and the Remaking of the Civilized World
Goodell, Jeff
Little, Brown and Company
2017. ISBN 9780316260244. $28

2. A Farewell to Ice: A Report from the Arctic
Wadhams, P.
Oxford University Press
2017. ISBN 9780190691158. $15.95

3. The Aliens Among Us: How Invasive Species Are Transforming the Planet—and Ourselves
Anthony, Leslie
Yale University Press
2017. ISBN 9780300208900. $30
image Fund Your Library: Tools and Tactics for Getting to Yes!

Whether you’re going to voters, city councils, school boards, college board of directors, or any other funder, the fundamental issues are the same: how do you convince the stewards of a limited budget that the library is their best investment?
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