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Re-editing Shakespeare for the Modern Reader: Based on Lectures Given at the Folger Shakespeare Library, Washington, D.C. (Oxford Shakespeare Series) by Stanley Wells, 1984-09-20
Guns For General Washington (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Odyssey/Great Episodes Book) by Seymour Reit, 2001-08-01
The Complete Tales of Washington Irving by Washington Irving, Charles Neider, 1975-04
Process: Seattle Central Library by Lara Swimmer, 2004-07
Poems of Mourning (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets) by Peter Washington, 1998-09-14
If You Grew Up With George Washington (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) by Ruth Belov Gross, 1993-01-01
On These Walls: Inscriptions & Quotations in the Library of Congress by John Y. Cole, 2008-10-30
Washington Redskins (Inside the NFL) by Ryan Basen, 2010-09
Booker T. Washington and Education (Lucent Library of Black History) by John Wukovits, 2008-06-16
Persian Poets (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets)
Book: A Lecture Sponsored by the Center for the Book in the Library of Congress and the Authors' League of America, Presented at the Library of Congress (Viewpoint Series (Washington, D.C.), No. 1,) by Barbara Wertheim Tuchman, 1980-06
Friendship Poems (Everyman's Library Pocket Poets)
The Presidency of George Washington (The Norton library) by Forrest McDonald, 1975
Look Out, Washington, D.C.! (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Polk Street Special (Pb)) by Patricia Reilly Giff, 1995-06-01

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Washington Library Media Association
Provides information for school libraries and librarians. Provides a list of school libraries, instructional resources, professional development for librarians, and an overview of the association.
http://www.wlma.org/index.htm

Extractions: What's New? Sunday September 25, 2005 The WLMA web site provides news and information for school librarians and school libraries in Washington State. After two weeks on this page, items are archived for three months. Join our listserv for current discussion. Supervisor's Resource Bank provides a quick listing of information. The Washington Librarian's Index to the Internet provides access to Washington sites. OSPI site and Online Grade Level Resources provide the latest Washington School information.. Congratulations to the newly elected officers that will begin their terms at the end of the October conference: (9/25/05) Woodinville High School has a .6 FTE librarian opening with a full benefit package. (9/25/05)
Welcome To The Chicago Public Library
Library hours and access policy, online card catalog, locations and list of services. Includes information on the Harold washington Library Center and neighborhood libraries.
http://www.chipublib.org/
Muriel Spark, 1918-. British Author
of washington University Library's Spark collection (access is open; papers not available to view online).
http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/manuscripts/mlc/spark/
Klickitat County, Washington, Genealogy And History Research
Query boards, information on cemeteries, census, libraries; photos and vital records information.
http://homepages.rootsweb.com/~westklic/index.html
DC/SLA Chapter Web Site
Provides a forum for information professionals to network, learn and to help one another develop skills in putting knowledge to work. Includes announcements, program, events, membership information and a newsletter.
http://www.sla.org/chapter/cdc/

Extractions: Welcome to the Washington, DC Chapter of the Special Libraries Association web site. We provide a forum for information professionals in the Washington area to network, to learn, and to help one another develop their skills at putting knowledge to work. We run an active email discussion list , publish a monthly newsletter , and hold meetings, programs and networking events throughout the year. We reach out to students through scholarships and programs, and to the community through consultation and service activities.
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This article discusses the collaboration between the libraries and the Freshman Seminar Program at washington State University. Many goals related to information literacy competencies as defined by the library and higher education associations are met through this partnership. The librarians have an active role with the seminars and also take part in the peer facilitator training process.
http://www.rapidintellect.com/AEQweb/mo2456may.htm

Extractions: Academic Exchange Quarterly Fall 2003: Volume 7, Issue 3 A Collaborative Approach to Information Literacy in the Freshman Seminar Elizabeth Blakesley Lindsay, Washington State University Beth Lindsay is the Head of Library Instruction at Washington State University She also is an adjunct professor for the University of Maryland University College. In addition to her MLS, she holds an MA in comparative literature. Abstract This article discusses the collaboration between the Libraries and the Freshman Seminar Program at Washington State University Many goals related to information literacy competencies as defined by the library and higher education associations are met through this partnership. The librarians have an active role with the seminars and also take part in the peer facilitator training process. Anyone who has taught or participated in a library instruction session knows that teaching students research skills without a specific context is usually a waste of time. Without a particular assignment or project, students are not motivated to learn and often do not come away with a clear understanding of what resources the library can offer. Working with a freshman seminar over the course of a semester has been rewarding for the students, who have learned both concrete research skills and higher order critical thinking and information literacy skills, and also for the librarians. Playing a part in the training process for the undergraduate students who actually deliver the freshman seminar has been another successful venture.
Nursing/Biology Library
Access to washington Research Library Consortium resources as well as links to Internet sites of interest to nursing and the biological sciences.
http://libraries.cua.edu/nurscoll/
Gelman Library - George Washington University
Research affiliation Association of Research libraries.
http://www.gwu.edu/gelman/
PubMed At The UW
Quick guide of search. University of washington, Health Sciences libraries.
http://healthlinks.washington.edu/help/pubmed.html

Extractions: @import url("/howto/css/preferred1.css"); Off-Campus Access HealthLinks Health Sciences Libraries How-To To watch the instructional video clips ( ), the Flash player is required. Go to PubMed now PubMed provides access to all of MEDLINE and OldMEDLINE back to the 1950s and to additional life sciences journals. Updated daily. Type any key word or phrase into the search box as shown in the image. Use an asterisk (*) to retrieve variations on a word, e.g., bacter * retrieves bacteria bacterium bacteriophage , etc. For a Subject Search : Enter one or more words (e.g., asthma drug therapy ) in the query box and click on Go. PubMed automatically "ANDs" (combines) terms together so that all terms or concepts are present, and it translates your words into MeSH terms. For an Author Search : Enter the author's name in the format of last name first followed by initials (e.g., byrnes ca For a Journal Search : To retrieve articles from a specific journal use PubMed's Journals Database or Single Citation Matcher features (available from the left hand navigation bar on PubMed's search screen).
Consortium Of Consortia
International Coalition of Library Consortia washington State libraries Statewide Database Licensing Project WSL SDL (in washington state)
http://www.library.yale.edu/consortia/WashSt.html

Extractions: kforsyth@secstate.wa.gov Number of office staff: 2 Brief Description: Through Washington libraries, all Washingtonians will have access to a range of electronic database products with which to address their informational and educational needs. And, Washington libraries will be able to leverage their resources to gain more cost effective access to database products. Description of activities: LSTA funds are used to subsidize by 50% the cost of a general periodicals database and a Washington State newspaper database. Legal structure Government-supported Primary functions Number and type of member libraries 15 4-year academics; 33 Community and technical colleges; 66 Public libraries; 25 Medical libraries; 22 Tribal libraries; approx. 2200 K-12 libraries
Online Exhibition, Depicting Devotion: Illuminated Books Of Hours From The Middl
An online exhibition of Books of Hours in the collection of the Department of Special Collections, washington University libraries, St. Louis.
http://library.wustl.edu/units/spec/exhibits/illuminated/index.html

Extractions: Thanks also to Dr. Monica Wright for contributing the essay on the history of manuscripts. This exhibition is a part of and contributes to a city-wide exhibition of illuminated manuscripts. The three other contributing institutions are The Saint Louis Art Museum Saint Louis University , and the Saint Louis Public Library
The Mount Vernon Cultural District - Welcome
Home to 11 diverse cultural institutions, museums, theaters, libraries, schools, private clubs and a national shrine of the Catholic Church all located within 3 blocks of the first monument to George washington.
http://www.mvcd.org/
Library Filters Must Go
A Virginia judge rules that local libraries must remove Netfiltering software on public computers, setting a nationwide precedent. Declan McCullagh reports from washington. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/16455.html
Western Pacific Chapter, AALL
A regional chapter of the American Association of Law libraries. Covers Alaska, California, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah, washington, Wyoming, the U.S. Pacific Territories, and Western Canada.
http://www.aallnet.org/chapter/westpac/

Extractions: Updated 20 September 2005 Western Pacific Chapter, American Association of Law Libraries WestPac members hail from academic, law firm, government, and other law libraries in the Western Pacific Region. They represent libraries and related organizations in Alaska California Hawaii Idaho ... Wyoming , the U .S. Pacific Territories , and Western Canada , as well as other organizations outside the Pacific Northwest. WestPac Member Libraries Alaska Alaska State Court Law Library
LLSDC -- Law Librarians' Society Of Washington, D.C., Inc.
Local chapter of the American Association of Law libraries. Has information about the organization, its activities, events and membership, job listings, and access to the chapter's listserv.
http://www.llsdc.org/
Washington Public Libraries
washington Public libraries Web Directory Pend Oreille County Library Puyallup Public Library Renton Public Library Richland Public Library
http://www.publiclibraries.com/washington.htm
KOPPE | WAGONER ARCHITECTS
The washington firm's portfolio of residential, libraries, community centers, conference centers, educational, child care and liturgical architecture, with an emphasis on preservation. Portfolio, profile and contacts.
http://kwarch.com/
Artifact: Full Record For University Libraries, University Of Washington : Music
Title University libraries, University of washington music library Organisations University of washington, libraries, Music Library
http://www.artifact.ac.uk/displayoai.php?id=725
Smithsonian Institution Libraries Home Page - Welcome To The Smithsonian Institu
Supporting research and exhibitions in a broad range of history and culture disciplines. In washington, DC. Research affiliations Association of Research libraries, Research Library Group.
http://www.sil.si.edu/
Japanese Canadian Internment - Information At The University Of Washington Libra
Bibliography by UW libraries general materials, roots of racism, internment and redress, related sites.
http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/Canada/internment/intro.html

Extractions: Japanese Canadian Internment Information at the University of Washington Libraries and Beyond Introduction "...this government notice, from the newly established British Columbia Security Commission, announced a policy of wholesale evacuation of Japanese Canadians from the so-called coastal defense zone..." Keeping British Columbia White Stephen M. Beckow Photograph courtesy of Vancouver Public Library The evacuation of the Japanese Canadians, or Nikkei Kanadajin , from the Pacific Coast in the early months of 1942 was the greatest mass movement in the history of Canada . By the eve of Pearl Harbor, nearly 23,000 people of Japanese descent made their home in Canada, principally in British Columbia. Three-quarters of that number were naturalized or native-born citizens. The Nikkei were foresters and fishermen, miners and merchants. Except for the industrialists who profited from cheap Asian labor, much of white British Columbia regarded the Japanese Canadians with suspicion, if not rabid hostility. Over the years the Nikkei had been targets of unremitting discrimination and occasional violence. Not until 1949, four years after Japan had surrendered, were the majority of Nikkei allowed to return to British Columbia. By then most had chosen to begin life anew elsewhere in Canada. Their property had long before been confiscated and sold at a fraction of its worth.

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