101. University Of Denver, Penrose Library Penrose Library is also a member of the colorado Library Card (CLC) Program whichallows our Before visiting a colorado library other than the above, http://www.penlib.du.edu/services/borrowing/index.cfm

Penrose Home Finding What You Need Services About the Library The resources and services of Penrose Library are developed and maintained primarily for members of the University of Denver community. By showing identification upon entering Penrose, all DU students, faculty and staff have unrestricted access to collections and services as well as a range of borrowing privileges described below. Penrose Library is open to the public, and the faculty, staff and students of other institutions under certain conditions. Please see our visitors page for more information on conditions and fees. The following explain the Penrose Library lending policies, including length of loan, fine structure for overdue and lost materials, renewal privileges and procedures, and hold, recall, and trace procedures. For information regarding the confidentiality of your library record see the Penrose Library Privacy of Records Policy Library cards The DU Pioneer card serves as the library card. Pioneer cards can be obtained only at the Pioneer I.D. card office in Driscoll Center.

102. The Information Literacy Land Of Confusion: Christian-Rights Group Sues Colorado ChristianRights Group Sues colorado Library over Meeting Space. Christian-RightsGroup Sues colorado Library over Meeting Space. http://lorenzen.blogspot.com/2005/06/christian-rights-group-sues-colorado.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=5611352"); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/main.css); @import url(http://www.blogger.com/css/navbar/1.css); Notify Blogger about objectionable content. What does this mean? BlogThis! The Information Literacy Land of Confusion Blog of librarian Michael Lorenzen discussing library user education, library instruction, librarianship, information literacy, and search engines. Also covers other observations on life in general. About Me Name: Michael Lorenzen Location: Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, United States View my complete profile The Anti-Semitic Disease Nevada librarians seek world reading-aloud record Teaching Critical Thinking through Environmental Education ... Research in College Science Teaching: Cognitive Levels and Reasoning Thursday, June 23, 2005 Christian-Rights Group Sues Colorado Library over Meeting Space Christian-Rights Group Sues Colorado Library over Meeting Space . It really does not help libraries or librarians when people believe we are taking sides in the culture wars and not playing fair. We can all have our own beliefs and comment on them just like everyone else. However, libraries and library organizations should make every effort to appear even-handed. We should be reaching out and serving all our patrons (not just politically correct ones). Here is Part VII of the ALA Bill of Rights - "Libraries which make exhibit spaces and meeting rooms available to the public they serve should make such facilities available on an equitable basis, regardless of the beliefs or affiliations of individuals or groups requesting their use." I think the Rampart Library District is violating the ALA Bill fo Rights in this situation.

103. ALA | Christian-Rights Group Sues Colorado Library Over Meeting Space ChristianRights Group Sues colorado Library over Meeting Space. Liberty Counsel,a legal defense organization based in Orlando, Florida, that takes on http://www.ala.org/al_onlineTemplate.cfm?Section=American_Libraries&template=/Co

104. Library List: Colorado The Stuttering Foundation of America provides free online resources, servicesand support to those who stutter and their families, as well as support for http://www.stutteringhelp.org/Default.aspx?tabid=351

105. Kraemer Family Library University of colorado at colorado Springs Kraemer Family Library Kraemer LibraryCatalog Prospector colorado Unified Catalog Other Library Catalogs http://web.uccs.edu/library/

Kraemer Family Library, 1420 Austin Bluffs Parkway, P.O. Box 7150 University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, Colorado Springs, CO 80933-7150 Please report broken links to: refdesk This page was last updated: © 2003 University of Colorado at Colorado Springs Find Articles... Periodical Databases by Name or Subject Print and Electronic Journal Holdings Find Books,Videos... Kraemer Library Catalog Prospector: Colorado Unified Catalog Other Library Catalogs E-books Reference Shelf... Government Documents Dictionaries/Encyclopedias/Directories Bibliographies/Subject Guides Web Search Engines What's New... Trial Databases Current Exhibits Volunteer at the Library Help Preserve UCCS History How do I... Access library databases from home Renew books online Research Assistance...

106. Colorado Links For Adoption Search Pikes Peak Library District colorado Springs CO internet branch. Pueblo Library University colorado Law Library, Boulder CO 803090402, 303-492-7534 http://www.adopteesearch.info/colink.html

ADOPTION SEARCH and REUNION updated 08/09/05 COLORADO LINKS I am interested in putting up links to anyone's website that has Colorado search information or the individual's personal search story that involved Colorado. If you have such a website please send me the information about your site by filling out the form on my link submission page Archives - Colorado State Colorado State Penitentiary Index 1871-1973 Colorado Veterans' Grave Registrations (1862-1949) Conejos County Divorce Records (1899-1915) Kit Carson County Old Age Pension Records (1933-1936) and more Archives, Genealogy Colorado State Archives School Records, Colorado State Miscellaneous Records (Various counties; various years) - Includes brochures; publications; newsletters; scrapbooks; compiled histories of various schools, school districts, and county superintendents Accreditation Books (1952-1961) - Name and address of school; grades reported on; enrollment; number of teachers; budget information; bonded debt statistics; school philosophy and objectives; supervision and guidance data; staff preparation data; teacher data; curriculum data; correspondence. County Superintendent Annual Reports to the State Superintendent of Public Instruction (1878 - 1958; arranged alphabetically by county) - Statistical summaries which include district name; number; and date organized; pupil and teacher information; pupil census summaries; teacher salaries; schoolhouse information; textbooks used; financial data; superintendent comments.

107. DynixInstitute.com - Dynix Institute Web Seminar Archive Director, Networking and Resource Sharing, colorado State Library She receivedthe colorado Library Association s 2001 Librarian of the Year Award, http://www.dynix.com/institute/seminar/index.asp?sem=20050614

108. Western Trails Collections Aerial Photographs of colorado University of colorado, Map Library Southeasterncolorado Water Trails Pueblo CityCounty Library District http://www.cdpheritage.org/westerntrails/wt_collections.html

This website was created using World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standards not supported by your browser. Please upgrade your browser to view this site as intended. Please send any questions to the webmaster. You are here: Western Trails > Western Trails Collections Trails Through Time Exhibits Search Western Trails Trails for Teachers About Western Trails ... Search Trails Collections Western Trails Collections Colorado Aerial Photographs of Colorado University of Colorado, Map Library Aerial photographs dramatically portray the changing landscape of Colorado: a mountain valley can be seen where there is now a reservoir; changes in the vegetation and ground cover can be traced over the years, and the growth of towns and cities documented. This website provides access to over 1,700 digitized aerial photographs of Colorado taken by the U.S. Forest Service in the years from 1938 to 1947. The photographs can be searched or browsed using a map search or a geographic keyword search. Searches will bring up information and metadata about each photograph and a 150 dpi image that can be downloaded free of charge. (See "Using This Site" for more information.) The photographs available through this web site cover eight counties: Boulder, Clear Creek, Eagle, Gilpin, Grand, Jefferson, Larimer, and Summit. Cattle Trails of the West Colorado Historical Society The collections of the Colorado Historical Society contain a wealth of primary resources, books, and magazine articles that illustrate the "real life" of the cowboy. Information about various aspects of the cattle trade provides a wider context within which to understand the lives of cowboys and cowgirls, ranchers and their families, businessmen, and townspeople of the West as the cattle moved through.

109. Louisville, Colorado - Public Library ACLIN colorado Virtual Library Cards are free of charge for colorado residents;Fill out an application at the library; 16 years or older - photo id http://www.ci.louisville.co.us/library/kids.asp

Library Home Page City Home Page Homework Help 700+ Great Sites for Kids Colorado Kids Page CDE School Research Topics Discovery School ... ACLIN for Kids for young people, young adults, parents, educators, and librarians Electronic Playground Coloring.com Enchanted Learning The Idea Box Kid's Castle ... Enlighten Me Kids' Search Engines Ask Jeeves for Kids KidsClick! Yahooligans, the Web Guide for Kids Homework Center at the Library Monday - Thursday 3:00-5:00 p.m. Volunteers to guide students in completing assignments. Computers are also available. Encyclopedia Britannica Online Now Available! Even more articles than the 32-volume print set Britannica Elementary Encyclopedia Britannica Student Encyclopedia Thousands of video clips And Much More...! Go to SEARCH DATABASES from the Library homepage. send feedback Unsuscribe: Library News City Newsletter Louisville/Boulder/Broomfield ... Statistics 10a-8p (Mon-Thur), 10a-6p (Fri-Sat), 1p-5p (Sun) 950 Spruce Street, Louisville, CO 80027 or 303-335-4849 Lafayette Longmont Denver Jeffco ... CU Boulder Get a Card Cards are free of charge for Colorado residents Fill out an application at the library 16 years or older - photo id and proof of current address 15 years or younger - parent or guardian must sign the application and provide identification Cards expire each year, and can be renewed if you still meet eligibility requirements

110. GO.HRW.COM Web site by State of colorado. colorado State Library Welcome to the coloradoState Library, an Office of the colorado Department of Education. http://go.hrw.com/hrw.nd/gohrw_rls1/pKeywordResults?SE8 Resources

111. Arthur Lakes Library US Depository Library. colorado and Other State Information. State of coloradoHome Page colorado Government Includes branches of colorado government, http://www.mines.edu/library/govpubs/costate.html

Government Publications Assistance Available: 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Monday - Friday Phone: (303) 273-3695 Fax: (303) 273-3199 Email: EmailLink('govpubs') Assistance is available to all. Colorado and Other State Information State of Colorado Home Page State Government Department and Agency Index Colorado Legislative Information Includes access to the Colorado Statutes under General Legislative Resources Quick Guide to Colorado Legislative Information - by the Colorado State Publications Library Colorado State Library Online Database Colorado By the Numbers - Statistics on the State of Colorado created by the University of Colorado at Boulder Access Colorado Libraries and Information Network (ACLIN) - Includes access to Colorado libraries and other state information resources to support the residents of Colorado. State Web Locator State Constitutions, Statutes, and related Legislative Information

112. Cornell Helps Flooded Colorado Library Cornell helps provide documents online to flooded colorado library. By Bill Steele.Students and faculty at colorado State University will be reading http://www.news.cornell.edu/Chronicle/97/10.16.97/library.html

Cornell helps provide documents online to flooded Colorado library By Bill Steele Students and faculty at Colorado State University will be reading publications from the stacks at Cornell's Mann Library for the next year or so, in a special arrangement to help the Colorado school deal with a devastating flood that destroyed many of its library's holdings. During that time, articles requested at a library desk at the Fort Collins, Colo., campus will be served up from Ithaca, via the Internet. "We are blessed with a superb collection and dedicated staff, and it seemed appropriate in CSU's time of need to share our riches with them," said Sarah Thomas, the Carl A. Kroch University Librarian at Cornell. "The thought of a student body and faculty prevented from access to materials supporting learning and scholarship is too much for us to bear." On Monday, July 27, eight inches of rain fell on Fort Collins in 24 hours, creating a "500-year flood" that swept away homes and killed five people. At CSU, water poured from nearby Spring Creek into a tiny stream known as Arthur's Ditch, building into a wall of water 4 feet high that surged across the campus. Books, computers and furniture were swept out of buildings onto lawns, and years of reference and research materials were destroyed. In a cruel irony, the university's Morgan Library was undergoing renovations, so some 450,000 books, periodicals and monographs about one-fourth of the library's holdings were stored in the building's basement. The onrushing water literally broke down the basement wall, washed documents off the shelves and filled the basement with 8 feet of water.

113. BCR - Dave Brunell Vitae colorado Library Resource Sharing Board Contract Negotiating Committee member, Governing Board Member, Central colorado Library System, 199093. http://www.bcr.org/about/staff/davevita.html

S t a f f B i o g r a p h y David H. Brunell Brief Curriculum Vitae Professional Address Bibliographical Center for Research 14394 East Evans Avenue Aurora, Colorado 80014-1478 (303) 751-6277, Fax (303) 751-9787 Professional Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Sloan School of Management: Program for Senior Executives, 1995. University of Michigan, Ann Arbor: MLS, 1976. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque: MA (European History), 1974. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque: BA (History, Sociology), 1970. Recent Library Experience Bibliographical Center for Research, Aurora, Colorado: Executive Director, 1984-Present. Library of Congress, Fedlink Program, Washington, DC: Assistant Network Coordinator, 1983-84, Network Librarian, 1979-83. Bibliographical Center for Research, Denver, Colorado: System Specialist, 1977-79. University of New Mexico, Albuquerque: Ibero-American Cataloger, 1976-77. Selected Professional Activities 4th Regional Medical Library Network Advisory Board Member, 2001-2002, 1992-1994. Colorado Library Resource Sharing Board Contract Negotiating Committee member

114. CSU Flood Reparation colorado State University s Morgan Library is beginning to dry out. All coloradolibraries are providing CSU with ILL priority fill status and http://www.bcr.org/publications/afl/1997/octcsu.html

Colorado Libraries Aid Flood-ravaged CSU's Morgan Library; More Help Needed Colorado State University's Morgan Library is beginning to dry out. Both the library's collection and the facility's basement, however, suffered extensive damage from the July flooding. Because of the library's recent renovation, much of its collection was in the basement during the flooding. The library's current journals were not affected because they are located on the library's upper floors, but according to information provided by the Colorado Alliance of Research Libraries, all bound periodicals were damaged, as were large sections of the monograph collection. An estimated 10 percent of CSU's collection has been destroyed, but the restoration company working with the university library staff believes it will be able to salvage 80 percent through freeze drying. Colorado libraries have jumped in to help. Ariel stations for ILL article delivery to CSU have been set up at the University of Northern Colorado, University of Colorado (Boulder and the Health Sciences in Denver), University of Wyoming and University of Denver. Free shuttle service for CSU students goes to several libraries. All Colorado libraries are providing CSU with ILL priority fill status and specialized reference services. Library vendors OCLC, IAC, The Uncover Company, Chadwyck-Healey, Johns Hopkins University Press and JSTOR are providing free subscriptions or access to databases. BCR is coordinating several proposals (not yet finalized) with OCLC for additional assistance.

115. NACAC's Journal Of College Admission - Library List University Northern colorado Library Greeley, CO. University of colorado LibraryBoulder, CO. Connecticut. Univ. of Connecticut, Homar Babbidge Storrs, CT http://www.nacac.com/news_journal_lib.html

Journal Index home Library Subscriber List Alabama International School of Media Servs. Birmingham, AL Jacksonville State University- Houston Cole Library Jacksonville, AL University of Alabama Library Tuscaloosa, AL Arizona Arizona State University Tempe, AZ University of Arizona Library Tucson, AZ Arkansas University of Arkansas Library Fayetteville, AR California University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA Colorado Colorado State University-Library Fort Collins, CO University Northern Colorado Library Greeley, CO University of Colorado Library Boulder, CO Connecticut Univ. of Connecticut, Homar Babbidge Storrs, CT District of Columbia Howard University Undergraduate Library Washington, DC U.S. Department of Education Washington, DC Florida Florida State University-Library Tallahassee, FL University of Florida Library Gainesville, FL University of North Florida Library Jacksonville, FL University of South Florida Library Tampa, FL Hawaii University of Hawaii-Library Honolulu, HI Idaho Idaho State University Library Pocatello, ID

116. Ex Libris--an E-Zine For Librarians And Information Junkies -- Issue 132 In addition, the colorado Library Association has a very active BBH Mygreatest pleasure came when the colorado Virtual Library went live in May, 2000. http://marylaine.com/exlibris/xlib132.html

http://marylaine.com exlibris /xlib132.html #132, February 22, 2002 SUBJECT INDEX to Past Issues http://marylaine.com/ exlibris/archive.html February 22: hoaxes, tap dancing, serious LEGO, and more. My resume http://marylaine.com/ resume.html Or why you might want to hire me for speaking engagements or workshops. To see outlines for previous presentations I've done, click on Handouts Order My Book Click HERE to place a direct order for my book, The Quintessential Searcher: the Wit and Wisdom of Barbara Quint What IS Ex Libris? http://marylaine.com/ exlibris/purpose.html The purpose and intended scope of this e-zine Highlights from Previous Issues: My Rules of Information Go where it is The answer depends on the question Research is a multi-stage process Ask a Librarian ... Information can be true and still wrong Guru Interviews Tara Calishain Jenny Levine, part I Jenny Levine, Part II Reva Basch ... Darlene Fichter Cool Quotes The collected quotes from all previous issues are at http://marylaine.com/ exlibris/cool.html When and How To Search the Net Wanna See Your Name in Lights? Or at least on this page, anyway? I'd like to print here your contributions as well as mine. As you've noticed, articles are brief, somewhere between 200 and 500 words something to jog people's minds and get their own good ideas flowing. I'd also be happy to run other people's contributions to the regular features like

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