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  1. The Harvester (Library of Indiana Classics) by Gene Stratton-Porter, 1987-08
  2. The Lilly Library: Through the eyes of friends by Linda David, 2001
  3. a Catalogue of Books, Manuscripts, and Other Materials From the Upton Sinclair Archives by Upton] The Lilly Library, Indiana University [Sinclair, 1963
  4. Brewster's Millions (Library of Indiana Classics) by George Barr McCutcheon, George Barr McCutcheon, 1999-09
  5. Dissent in the Heartland: The Sixties at Indiana University by Mary Ann Wynkoop, 2002-10
  6. Indiana Investment and Business Guide (US Business and Investment Library)
  7. Indiana (United States) by Anne Welsbacher, 1998-02
  8. How To Start An Indiana Books Library! (Carole Marsh Indiana Books) by Carole Marsh, 1999-01-01
  9. Catalog of Dictionaries, Word Books, and Philological Texts, 1440-1900: Inventory of the Cordell Collection, Indiana State University (Bibliographies and Indexes in Library and Information Science)
  10. A Matter of Taste: A Bibliographical Catalogue of International Books on Food and Drink in The Lilly Library, Indiana University by William R.; Stafford, Lisa Killion (editor) Cagle, 1999
  11. Penrod and Sam (Library of Indiana Classics) by Booth Tarkington, 2003-04
  12. The Hoosier School-Master: A Novel (The Library of Indiana Classics) by Edward Eggleston, 1984-06
  13. Indiana by Dennis B. Fradin, 1997-03
  14. A Daughter of the Land (Library of Indiana Classics) by Gene Stratton-Porter, 1997-09

81. Indiana Library Federation
Includes read aloud books to good to miss, Young Hoosier Book Award, associationorganization and governance, and links to resources.
http://www.ilfonline.org/
Information Contact Staff ILF Calendar ... IUPUI SLIS Welcome!
The Indiana Library Federation (ILF) is the largest professional organization for library and media
center staff and supporters in Indiana. ILF keeps its members at the cutting-edge of their
profession, offering critical continuing education opportunities as well as opportunities for library
community leadership and important networking. In addition, ILF is devoted to promoting the health and well being of all libraries in Indiana. The
organization sponsors effective legislative advocacy and public awareness programs on behalf of
libraries statewide. Upcoming ILF Events and News: Don't miss the ILF Fall Conferences!
Upcoming conferences: *Please note , the July issue of Focus on Indiana Libraries states that the District 1 program Trustee Program: The Unserved Area and How to Bring It Into Your Library District was scheduled for 7:30 -8:30am. That program has been changed to 2:30 - 3:30 pm as printed in the District 1 Brochure. -CYPD Conference
September 25-26, 2005

82. Indiana Library Federation
2005 indiana Library Federation Annual Conference As members of the indianaLibrary Federation, we increase our opportunities to influence the outcome.
http://www.ilfonline.org/conf/AnnualConference/annconf.htm
Information Contact Staff ILF Calendar ... IUPUI SLIS 2005 Indiana Library Federation Annual Conference Tuesday-Thursday, March 22-24, 2005
Indianapolis, Indiana Beyond Survival:
Meeting the Challenge of the Future Today To thrive in the future, libraries need to make plans today. As an optimist, I have no doubt that we are up to the task; but vision, collaboration, and hard work are necessary if we are to achieve our goals. Understanding what has changed in our world, while knowing what remains the same, is essential as we plan to meet the challenge of the future. Understanding the issues and envisioning and planning for a positive future will largely determine results. As members of our library community, whether academic, public, school, or special libraries, we are stakeholders in the future of our institutions and local communities. As members of the Indiana Library Federation, we increase our opportunities to influence the outcome. Handouts Annual Conference Calendar Exhibitor/Advertisement/Sponsorship Opportunities Keynote Speakers ... Events Quick Links Staff Information Membership Insurance Contact Executive Board Legislative PROGRAMS Rosie Media Fair Read Aloud YHBA CONFERENCES ILF SAMS CYPD AIME Districts IPLA Legislative Day Reference Division ILF UNITS Associations Districts Divisions Sections

83. Walter E. Helmke Library: IIFE Web - Your Integrated Information Foraging Enviro
indiana University Purdue University Fort Wayne Walter E. Helmke Library Homepage . Library Tour Information Literacy Tool Kits
http://www.lib.ipfw.edu/
Library IPFW IUCAT Catalog IUCAT My Account ... Site Map Search Help IIFE Web - Your Integrated Information Foraging Environment Library Information About ... #8 Explore Information Landscapes URL: http://www.lib.ipfw.edu/
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2101 E. Coliseum Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46805-1499

84. Indiana Code 20-14-1
indiana library and historical board refers to the indiana library and historicalboard established under IC 423-7-2. Legislative body has the meaning
http://www.ai.org/legislative/ic/code/title20/ar14/ch1.html
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85. Indiana Library Jobs For Information Professionals And Librarians
Lisjobs.com collects job databases, guides, and other employment resources forlibrarians from across the web and organizes them into one handy site.
http://www.lisjobs.com/states/indiana.htm
Indiana Library Jobs
Additions to or comments on this page? E-mail rachel@lisjobs.com. Job Banks: Individual Libraries: Other Ideas:
  • Search current postings on Lisjobs.com for Indiana jobs.
  • The Greater Cincinnati Library Consortium site lists positions in Cincinnati-area libraries. Often includes listings in northern Kentucky and southeastern Indiana, as well as in southwestern Ohio. RSS feed available.
  • The SLIS at Indiana University hosts a job bank. RSS feed available.
  • The Ohio Librarian blog is "a place to discuss job search skills and other resources in library career development for graduates of the School of Library and Information Science, Kent State University, Ohio. The blog focuses on regional job postings (OH, MI, western NY, PA, IL, IN, KY, and WV)." RSS feed available. Mostly job postings but also some discussion of and links to other resources.

86. Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting / Eric Lease Morgan
This text documents my experiences at the indiana Library Federation AnnualMeeting, indianapolis, IN, March 24, 2005.
http://www.infomotions.com/musings/ilf-2005/
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    Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting
    This text documents my experiences at the Indiana Library Federation Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, March 24, 2005.
    Keynote address
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    Instead of driving, I arrived by plane early in the morning. This gave me an opportunity to see some of the war monuments of downtown Indianapolis in a different light, literally. The day's keynote address was given by Syd Lieberman , an internationally recognized story-teller who taught High School English for thirty years. Mr. Lieberman began by explaining why libraries hold a special place in his heart. Specifically, he met his future wife in a library when he was thirteen. She winked at him, and he went over to see her. He praised libraries a place where a special type of education takes place. On one end of the spectrum there is education of the strictest order. Pupils sit in rows. They are lectured. The curriculum is well-defined. At the other end students are self-directed. There is no formal curriculum, and people meander about the space. The first place is your traditional school. The second place is a library. The bulk of Mr. Lieberman's speech consisted of a number of short stories. They were stories of his wife, his mother, and his children. They were stories depicting history (the Johnstown flood and the Holocaust) and current events (the Mars rover mission).

87. Hoosier Links - Batesville (IN) Memorial Public Library
View the news from the indiana State Library and INCOLSA. This Streaming Videois now available at http//isl.minds.tv/ NOTE The Windows Media Player is
http://www.bmpl.cnz.com/bmpl12.html

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All about Indiana Time from the Monroe County Community School Corporation Indiana State Map Indiana State Map - pdf file Indiana Map: Annual Precipitation Indiana Topographic Maps from Batesville Brookville Greensburg Versailles Hoosier Communities Links Top of the page Hoosier Government Links Top of the page Hoosier Education Links Top of the page Hoosier Business Links

88. Ruth Lilly Medical Library
Offers reference and research assistance for medical and nursing students andstaff of indiana University, and is also open to practising indiana health
http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/
Quick Links Ovid Databases Online Books Online Databases Online Resources A-Z (incl. journals) ... Consumer Health Library Links Library Information Knowledge Services Digital Library Document Request ... Ask a Med Librarian Campus Links IU Computing Knowledgebase IUPUI Webmail Library News
IU School of Medicine
... Contact Us Indiana University School of Medicine Libraries
975 West Walnut Street, Building IB 100
Indianapolis, IN 46202-5121
Email: , Indiana University Board of Trustees.
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89. Ruth Lilly Medical Library
19th Century indiana Physicians Database Copyright 2002, indiana UniversityBoard of Trustees. Information Policies Technology Policies
http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/hom/19thphysicians/
19th Century Indiana Physicians Database Welcome! The research for this database was partially funded by an Indiana Heritage Research Grant from the Indiana Humanities Council. Many individuals connected with the Ruth Lilly Medical Library and persons at historical societies in Indiana have helped in the production of this database. Please send us your additions with sources of information and corrections. We will be editing this database primarily based on your comments. Enter the Database The creation of this database has been ongoing for over a decade. The database currently has over 15,000 records. Database Searching Tips: Author=Name of Physician To search for two words go to "Advanced Search". For example to search for a physician named Lomax in Grant County: Questions?
Database additions, need more Information?
Nancy L. Eckerman, M.L.S.
Special Collections Librarian
Phone: 317-274-2076 Fax: 317-278-2349
E-Mail: neckerma@iupui.edu , Indiana University Board of Trustees.
Information Policies
Technology Policies File Modified: Friday December 10 2004

90. Indiana Library And Historical Board
TO Persons Interested in Serving on the indiana Library and Historical Board No person shall be appointed as a member of the indiana library and
http://www.doe.state.in.us/super/1996/02-February/16/lib-brd.html
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Indiana Library and Historical Board TO: Persons Interested in Serving on the Indiana Library and Historical Board
FROM: Jeffery P. Zaring, State Board of Education Administrator
DATE: February 16, 1996 One member of the Indiana Library and Historical Board is appointed by the Governor upon recommendation of the Indiana State Board of Education. The members of the State Board of Education invite persons who are interested in serving on the Library and Historical Board to submit a request for consideration. The request should include: (2) a letter expressing the person's interest and reasons for wanting to serve on the Library and Historical Board. A summary of the statutory duties of the Indiana Library and Historical Board appears on the reverse side of this announcement. If mailed (certified mail is suggested), requests for consideration must be postmarked no later than March 12, 1996. If delivered in person, requests for consideration must be received by 4:30 p.m. on March 15, 1996. Requests for consideration should be mailed or delivered to: Indiana State Board of Education Jeffery P. Zaring

91. Indiana Schools Observe School Library Media Month In April
The governor declared April as indiana School Library Media Month by On Tuesday, April 10, the indiana Library Federation will present its annual awards
http://www.doe.state.in.us/reed/newsr/2001/04-April/SchoolLibrary-2.html
Home News Home Contact Calendar Search
Indiana Schools Observe School Library Media Month in April FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Thursday, April 5, 2001
CONTACTS:
Joe Bear 317-232-6615
Stu Huffman 317-232-6618 Dr. Suellen Reed, Superintendent of Public Instruction, is urging school corporations around the state to celebrate School Library Media Month during April. This week, April 1 through 7, starts the observance as National Library Week. The governor declared April as Indiana School Library Media Month by official proclamation on March 26. Nationally, the month is sponsored by the American Association of School Librarians, a division of the American Library Association. On Tuesday, April 10, the Indiana Library Federation will present its annual awards and scholarships for excellent work and support of Indiana libraries. The organization will honor Dr. Reed with the Citizen's Award and Phyllis Land Usher, assistant superintendent for the Indiana Department of Education, with the

92. Sirsi Corporation - About - Sirsi Extra, August 2004
Mooresville Public Library named 2004 Outstanding indiana Library by the indianaLibrary Federation. Mooresville Public Library Mooresville Public Library
http://www.sirsi.com/Sirsiextra/2004084.html
In this issue... Top News Stories Sirsi Director's Station Installed at Fairfax County Public Library and Pamunkey Regional Library Sirsi Client Calendar Search Announced for 2005 Sirsi eStore LITA Announces 2004 Sirsi Scholarship Winner ... Sirsi and Cleveland Public Library Host Holds Summit U.S. New Sale Spotlight Riverside and San Bernardino County Library Systems Combine Using Sirsi Green Hills Public Library District Jumps to Sirsi Sirsi Libraries: Spotlight Mooresville Public Library named 2004 Outstanding Indiana Library Sirsi Training Update Your Skills Sirsi Events Sirsi Employee Spotlight Jane Ervin, Project Manager Tech Corner June 2004 Unicorn Service Newsletter July 2004 Sirsi Service Newsletter Sirsi Extra Archive Other Info Contact Sirsi Extra Editor
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Phone: 800-917-4774 Fax: 256-704-7007 ST. LOUIS
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Phone: 314-432-1100 or 800-325-0888 Fax: 314-993-8927 MONTREAL
6300 Auteuil Ave., Suite 425, Brossard, Quebec J4Z 3P2 Canada
Phone: 800-884-9330 Fax: 450-445-1217 AUSTRALIA
832 High Street, Kew, Victoria 3102, Australia

93. Sirsi Corporation - Client Spotlight - Mooresville Public Library
Mooresville Public Library named 2004 Outstanding indiana Library by the indianaLibrary Mooresville Public Library (MPL) of Mooresville, indiana,
http://www.sirsi.com/Sirsiclients/Spotlight/20040809mpl.html
Mooresville Public Library named 2004 Outstanding Indiana Library by the Indiana Library Federation
Got Access?
Mooresville Public Library (MPL) of Mooresville, Indiana, has worked diligently on a yearlong project titled, "Got Access?" The objective of the Got Access? Campaign was to heighten community awareness about the many outstanding services the library provides through online services and to share the expected online traffic generated by the campaign with area merchants through a strong community effort. By partnering with area merchants, local retailers could provide discounts for products and services for those library patrons purchasing a library card...wait? PURCHASING A LIBRARY CARD? Well, this is how it all started.... "The campaign initially began because Morgan County in Indiana had two library systems, Mooresville Public Library — a township serving Brown Township residents, and Morgan County Public Library — serving the county," said Diane Huerkamp, interim director of the MPL. "We were separate entities supported by different taxing units. However, we had a 'reciprocal borrowing' agreement that allowed any county resident to use either library system." Morgan County Public Library rescinded this agreement after 10 years, forcing one-third of MPL­s patron base to purchase a Public Library Access Card (PLAC) at an annual fee of $26.00. "MPL wanted to accommodate those patrons living outside our service district who were accustomed to borrowing MPL materials," said Huerkamp. "We identified our library with a new library access card and began a grass-roots public information campaign."

94. Bedford Public Library Bedford, Indiana
The Bedford Public Library is committed to improving the quality of life for itscustomers by providing equal access Click for Bedford, indiana Forecast
http://www.bedlib.org/
Bedford Public Library
1323 K Street
Bedford, IN 47421
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Annual Report 2004
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Would you like to receive your notices via e-mail instead of by telephone or the US Postal Service? Click here for more information. Library Newsletter: Want to get Library news and announcements in your email? Send an email message here to sign up for our newsletter or view the current newsletter. Mission Statement:
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95. Franklin D. Schurz Library -- Indiana University South Bend
indiana University South Bend The librarians and staff of the Franklin D.Schurz Library and the Learning Resource Center on the campus of IU South Bend
http://www.iusb.edu/~libg/
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IUCAT(Online Catalog) My Account (IUCAT) Electronic Reserves ... IU South Bend Home A ccess, S ervice, K nowledge @ Your Library Welcome! The librarians and staff of the Franklin D. Schurz Library and the Learning Resource Center on the campus of IU South Bend are pleased to present our website, which is the online gateway to all of the resources and services we offer. Please take some time to browse these webpages and discover how the Library can help you succeed in your learning, teaching and research pursuits. And remember, you can always ASK @ your library! IUCAT Library Catalog Databases Local Areas Web Links Research Guide by Subject ... and more ... Overview Collection Development Policies Suggestions for Purchase Archives/Special Collections Government Publications and more ...

96. GUIDE TO LAW ONLINE: United States - Indiana
indiana University School of Law, Bloomington Library and Catalog GuideUS States Territories Legal Links (Law Library of Congress)
http://www.loc.gov/law/guide/us-in.html
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97. Indiana University Southeast: Library
Welcome to the homepage for the Library at indiana University Southeast! This pageallows quick access to the various services and information that we have
http://www.ius.edu/Library/
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IUS Home ... Take a Virtual Tour of the Indiana University Southeast Library Find your favorite spot in the new IUS Library. Take our virtual tour now!
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98. PALNI Information Exchange | Private Academic Library Network Of Indiana
The Private Academic Library Network of indiana was organized as a nonprofitmembership organization in 1992, and provides sophisticated resource-sharing
http://www.palni.edu/
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Butler University W elcome to the new PALNI Project web site. The P rivate A cademic L ibrary N etwork of I ndiana was organized as a non-profit membership organization in 1992, and provides sophisticated resource-sharing and library automation services to its 24 member libraries. Visitors are welcome to select any of the menu items to the left to search the PALNI Online library catalogs, or to learn more about the PALNI project, organization, membership, or online systems. At this stage, this web site is a "work in progress". Frequent changes can be expected over the next several months. Although still unfinished, it already includes most of the information from the old PALNI Project site, but without most of the obsolete information from the old pages. For that reason, we have elected to move ahead with phasing out the old site, even before this new site is completely finished. We hope these pages will support communication among users of the shared PALNI system. Please return to this site often for the latest PALNI news and information Over time, we would like to turn these web pages into a PALNI "community" web site. PALNI library staff may register for their own usernames and passwords. When fully implemented, registered users will be able to post their own news articles, comment on postings by other users, participate in PALNI online forums, exchange ideas and information with their PALNI colleagues, and access protected system documentation, meeting agendas and minutes, and other PALNI archival information.

99. Searching The PALNI Catalog
Select any of the following to search the PALNI Library Catalogs PALNI,indiana Cooperative Library Services Authority, indianapolis, IN 46268 (Phone
http://www.palni.edu/palniwww/palni_search.html
The PALNI Online Union Catalog includes more than 1.3 million unique bibliographic records representing the combined collections of 21 of PALNI's 26 participating libraries . As of January, 2000, the union database included over 3 million items. In addition, the online catalogs of PALNI's 5 resource sharing libraries are availailable. Select any of the following to search the PALNI Library Catalogs: PALNI Online Union Catalog via WWW and Z39.50 - Select this item to search the PALNI Union catalog via PALNI's WWW-to-Z39.50 gateway. The PALNI Union catalog represents the combined collections of 21 of the 26 PALNI libraries. You may search any of the library collections individually, or search the combined union catalog of all 21 libraries. PALNI Resource Sharing Library Catalogs via WWW and Z39.50 - Five of PALNI's 26 member libraries maintain their own automated library systems and online catalogs, but share their bibliographic collections with the other PALNI libraries. A future version of the PALNI WWW-to-Z39.50 gateway will allow concurrent searching of any of the Resource Sharing Library Catalogs and the PALNI Union Catalog.

100. Indiana State University : Cunningham Memorial Library
The website of indiana State University, Terre Haute, indiana, USA.
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