August 23, 2018
Berkley Law Library UC Berkeley Law Library Implements TIND ILS
By Matt Enis
The University of California's Berkeley Law Library last month implemented the TIND cloud-based Integrated Library System (ILS), becoming the third U.S. academic institution to adopt the new ILS.
Steven Bell How Library Leaders Spend Their Time Can Make a Difference | Leading from the Library
By Steven Bell
There are countless articles and self-improvement posts on time management. It seems we are obsessed with squeezing every productive minute out of our workdays. What should library leaders know about allocating their time to be most useful to their communities and staff?
CRS logo Congressional Think Tank Catches Flak Over Public Access Plans
By Ian Chant
After years of nudging, the Congressional Research Service (CRS)—the in-house think tank for the House of Representatives and Senate—is making its records accessible to the public online for the first time.
Virginia Tech Virginia Tech First R1 Library to Adopt Koha ILS
By Matt Enis
The University Libraries at Virginia Tech this summer became the first R1 research library to implement the Koha open source integrated library system (ILS), migrating more than 1.5 million holdings from its former ILS.
Tonya Angelique Garcia Library People News 8/16/18
By LJ
Harriette Hemmasi is the new Dean of the Library at Georgetown University, Washington, DC, and more hires, promotions, retirements, and obituaries.
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image Dogs & Tigers, Evolution & Supernovas: SciTech Reviews, Feb. 2019 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert
Reviews of Earth-Shattering: Violent Supernovas, Galactic Explosions, Biological Mayhem, Nuclear Meltdowns, and Other Hazards to Life in Our Universe; The History of the Future: How a Bunch of Misfits, Makers, and Mavericks Cracked the Code of Virtual Reality; No Beast So Fierce: The Terrifying True Story of the Champawat Tiger, the Deadliest Animal in History; and more.
"[TIND] really worked with us to develop the acquisitions capabilities and the serials capabilities. In some ways, that was a little bit scary for us, but in other ways, it allowed us to actually rethink the way we do our work, and to help build a system that would work better than the [former] system."
Down a Dark Hall President Trump Threatens Legal Action Against Simon & Schuster, Aug. 17, 2018 | Book Pulse
By Neal Wyatt
The Trump legal team has sent Simon & Schuster a letter trying to stop the Omarosa book and threatening legal action.
American Violence NYU Marron Institute Database Provides City-Level Figures on Murder Rates
Filed by Gary Price
According to a new analysis by researchers at New York University, violence has fallen in nearly all major U.S. cities since 1991.
image From Suffrage to Cold War Writers: History Previews, Feb. 2019, Pt. 3 | Prepub Alert
By Barbara Hoffert
Reviews of El Norte: The Epic and Forgotten Story of Hispanic North America, Midnight in Chernobyl: The Story of the World’s Greatest Nuclear Disaster, How To Hide an Empire: A History of the Greater United States, and more.
National Endowment for the Arts News Briefs for August 1, 2018
By LJ
Oberlin College, OH, has renamed its main library for civil rights activist and women’s suffragist Mary Church Terrell; the Navajo Nation Library received $190,649 in funding from the Navajo Nation Council to digitize its Oral History Collection; and more news in brief.
American Library Association ALA Rolls Back Inclusion of Hate Groups in Bill of Rights Revision
By Lisa Peet & Kara Yorio
An online ALA Council poll, held August 9–16, voted 140–4 to rescind a controversial meeting room interpretation. The Library Bill of Rights will revert to the 1991 version that had previously been in effect.
Talis SAGE Acquires Talis Aspire RLMS | INFOdocket
Filed by Gary Price
SAGE has acquired Talis, a technology company, and its enterprise teaching and learning platform, Talis Aspire, which is used by over 1 million students at more than 100 universities across eight countries.

Unapologetic Nonfiction, August 17, 2018 | Xpress Reviews
By LJ Reviews
Reviews of Unapologetic: A Black, Queer and Feminist Mandate for Radical Movements; Pale Horse Rider: William Cooper, the Rise of Conspiracy, and the Fall of Trust in America; God Is in the Crowd: Twenty-First-Century Judaism; and more.
 
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Anton, Ted
University of Chicago Press
2017. ISBN 9780226353944. $25

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Money, Nicholas P.
Oxford University Press
2018. ISBN 9780190270711. $24.95

3. The Psychobiotic Revolution: Mood, Food, and the New Science of the Gut-Brain Connection
Anderson, Scott C.
National Geographic Society
2017. ISBN 9781426218460. $26

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