41. Eighth Circuit Libraries Directory libraries in the United States Court of Appeals, Eighth Circuit, open to members of the 8th Circuit bar. Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Minnesota, nebraska, and North Dakota. http://www.ca8.uscourts.gov/library/8thdir.html

Eighth Circuit Libraries Directory Eighth Circuit libraries are open to members of the Eighth Circuit bar by 8 th Circuit Rule 47F. Others should check with the local librarian for access policies. ST. LOUIS HEADQUARTERS LIBRARY BRANCH LIBRARIES Des Moines, Iowa Fargo, North Dakota Kansas City, Missouri Lincoln, Nebraska ... Library Home

42. Nebraska Carnegie Libraries Modern and contemporary photographs of the state's Carnegie buildings. http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/docs/nlcarchives/Carnegie/Carnegie.html

Nebraska Libraries for the Centuries Clearinghouse Home Nebraska Libraries for the Centuries Home Nebraska Carnegie Libraries Nebraska and Carnegie Libraries by Marguerite Nesbit. 1930. Typed manuscript. Nesbit tells a colorful, personalized story of the history of Nebraska and the development of its libraries from the creation of the State Library in 1854 to 1929. Libraries built in Nebraska with Carnegie grants between 1901 and 1922 are featured along with a biography of Andrew Carnegie, the great library benefactor. The foreword includes a list of tax-supported non-Carnegie libraries. A chart showing organization and building dates for 68 of the 69 Carnegie libraries and a bibliography of Nesbit's sources are appended. Accompanied by a collection of Carnegie library photographs. Text PDF file (12 MG) color version Text PDF file (7.5 MG) grayscale version without covers Photos A-C Photos D-L Photos M-R Photos S-W ... Nebraska Public Library Founding Dates A table arranged alphabetically by town name. Includes founding dates of library organizations, dates buildings were constructed, sponsorship by Women's Clubs, current regional library system the library is in, and notes about date discrepancies, whether the building was a Carnegie, and current existence/use of Carnegie buildings. This page maintained by Beth Goble Nebraska.gov

43. New Page 1 Include a map of the counties served by the system, a calendar of events, news, links to member libraries, services and products and details of interlibrary loans. http://www.nlc.state.ne.us/system/sesys/index.htm

44. The Life Of Books This is dedicated to discussing the future of libraries in the digital age and discussing printed books as a viable information technology. It is managed by Professor Richard Leiter of the University of nebraska http://thelifeofbooks.blogspot.com/

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?blogID=9628542"); @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 Life of Books This blog is dedicated to exploring the idea that "books are dead". I believe that they are alive and well.... About Me Name: Richard Leiter Location: Lincoln, Nebraska I am director of the law library and professor of law at the University of Nebraska College of Law. I write a regular column on computer-assisted legal research for Legal Information Alert. I also am editor of National Survey of State Laws , (published by the Gale Group), now in its 5th edition. View my complete profile Web TheLifeofBooks.blogspot.com Fort Wayne News Sentinenal Asks the Question of the Day: The Financial Times Article Examines the Pros and Cons of Google Digitization Project Bucking the Revolution! At Least Two Libraries Dragging Patrons into the Future Their ... Already Here!! var site="sm5thelifeofbooks" December 2004 January 2005 February 2005 March 2005 ... September 2005 Tuesday, September 20, 2005

45. Welcome To Wilber, Nebraska! Gives information about the town's local schools, churches, medical services, libraries, parks, housing, utilities organizations and newspapers. Also has local history and information about the annual Czech Festival, which takes place in August. http://www.ci.wilber.ne.us/

Vitáme Vás "We Welcome You" The friendly citizens of Wilber, Nebraska invite you to explore their community. Located just 36 miles southwest of Lincoln, Nebraska, Wilber offers a wide variety of tourism and recreational opportunities. Wilber, the county seat of Saline County, is also a thriving economic area that offers many business and industrial opportunities. Visitors are always welcome in Wilber! Please call toll-free: 1-888-4-WILBER for more information. Nebraska Public Power District

46. Society Pages nebraska Society Pages . A Listing Of libraries and Genealogical/Historical Societies In nebraska. Our thanks to Richard F. Strait and Ted and Carole http://www.rootsweb.com/~negenweb/societies/society.html

"Nebraska Society Pages" A Listing Of Libraries and Genealogical/Historical Societies In Nebraska Our thanks to Richard F. Strait and Ted and Carole Miller for their assistance in making this page possible Please send any corrections or additions to: The NEGenWeb Project State Coordinator Note: If your browser does not support the scripted mailto link, use one of these addresses. It may take a little longer to receive a response. or Complete Alphabetical Listing State-wide and Regional Libraries and Societies Listing Nebraska State Historical Society Nebraska State Genealogical Society County and Community Libraries and Societies Library and Genealogical Society Alphabetical Listing (This list was originally adapted from a compilation by Diane Korten, and has been updated as we receive new information.) Adams County Genealogical Society P.O. Box 424 Hastings, NE 68902-0424 ACGS Website (Publishes "Leafy Branches" Newsletter.) AlliancePublic Library 202 W. 4th Street Alliance, NE 69301 American Historical Society of Germans from Russia 631 D Street Lincoln, NE 68502

47. UNL | Libraries | Libraries At UNL Information on library facilities, services, and policies; access to online catalogs, databases, research tools, subject guides and digital collections; online request services. http://www.unl.edu/libr/libs/

Your browser does not appear to support JavaScript, or you have turned JavaScript off. You may use unl.edu without enabling JavaScript, but certain functions may not be available. UNL Libraries Libraries at UNL Home ... Contact Us UNL Quick Links Office of the Chancellor Campus Maps Campus Tour Fact Book UNL Calendar UNL Policies Gifts to Your University Parents Association Undergraduate Graduate College of Law Distance Education Summer Sessions Office of Academic Affairs Undergraduate Studies Academic Calendar Academic Handbook (pdf) Course Catalog Libraries Schedule of Classes Transcripts Office of Research Graduate Studies Agroforestry Center Barkley Center Bureau of Bus. Rsch. Buros Institute Cedar Point Cooperative Extension Drought Center Arboretum Great Plains Collection Hillestad Gallery Lentz Center Lied Center Quilt Study Center Ross Film Theater Sheldon Gallery U of N State Museum Daily Nebraskan E-News IANR Publications KRNU 90.3FM NewsNetNebraska Scarlet Blackboard (My UNL) Housing Nebraska Unions Student Affairs Student Government Campus Recreation Career Services Employment at UNL Health Center Human Resources Information Services NET NU Foundation NU System U of N Press UNL Web UNL People Worldwide What's New?

48. State Of Nebraska Law Libraries Top/Society/Law/Law_Libraries/United_States/nebraska http://court.nol.org/library/lawlibindex.htm

Nebraska Courts Opinions Supreme Court Rules Trial Court Rules State Library History Hours Collection Materials Requests for Materials ... Home The Nebraska State Library is located in the State Capitol Building, Room 325, on the third floor, south side. History Collection Materials Hours Circulation/Photocopies ... Links Updated:

49. Carnegie Libraries In Nebraska Image gallery. http://www.unl.edu/libArch/36443056/index.html

Carnegie libraries in Nebraska A.A. Lincoln (1901) A.B. Lincoln (1901) A.C. Beatrice (1902) A.D. Grand Island (1902) A.E. McCook (1907) A.F. Albion (1908) A.G. Fairbury (1908) A.H. Superior (1908) A.I. Hastings College (1911) A.J. Lincoln (1908) A.K. Madison (1911) A.L. Ashland (1911) A.M. North Platte (1911) A.N. Seward (1912) A.O. Bloomfield (1913) A.P. Columbus (1913) A.Q. Shelton (1913) A.R. Crete (1914) A.S. Gothenburg (1914) A.U. Tekamah (1915) A.V. Randolph (1917) A.W. Loup City (1917) A.X. Ravenna (1918) A.Y. Albion (1908) A.Z. Alliance (1912) B.A. Alma (1911) B.B. Arcadia (1917) B.C. Ashland (1911) B.D. Aurora (1911) B.E. Beatrice (1902) B.F. Blair (1917) B.G. Bloomfield (1913) B.H. Broken Bow (1916) B.I. Broken Bow (1916) B.J. Broken Bow (1916) B.K. Burwell (1914) B.L. Chadron (1911) B.M. Clarks B.N. Clay Center (1916) B.O. College View, Lincoln (1916) B.P. Columbus (1913) B.Q. Cozad (1922) B.R. Crete (1914) B.S. David City (1919) B.T. Fairbury (1908) B.U. Fairfield (1914) B.V. Franklin (1915) B.W. Fremont (1903) B.X. Geneva (1912) B.Y. Gibbon (1913)

50. NLAQ Nebraska S Regional Library Systems The six nebraska Regional Library Systems were formed in 1983 as 501(c) 3 The nebraska Regional Library Systems envision a world where libraries and http://www.nebraskalibraries.org/nlaquarterly/2005-2-Tooker.htm

NLA: Nebraska Library Association Quarterly Nebraska's Regional Library Systems Kathy Tooker Systems may be different but they also cooperate on many projects to provide continuing education, training, technology, and fun to their members. All systems cooperate in a biannual Leadership Institute based on the Snowbird Leadership Institute; a preconference to the annual NLA/NEMA Fall Conference; a periodic Bricks n' Boards Workshop for potential new and/or remodeled library building projects; and cooperative grants that benefit libraries across the state. Fun projects have included a 50s Sock Hop at the NLA/NEMA Fall Conference and chartering a bus to make the trip to the MPLA conference in Denver last fall. Plans are underway to do the same thing for the MPLA Conference in Jackson Hole . Eastern Library System While the Regional Library Systems in Nebraska work together, we also do our own thing. The Eastern Library System (ELS), consisting of seven counties in the eastern part of Nebraska , has 32 public libraries, 14 academic institutions, 89 school districts and 32 special libraries. Though the Eastern System comprises only 4% of the state's geographic area, we serve 40% of the population. From a large metropolitan public library with 10 branches to a community of 238, and a school district with 89 buildings to a one room rural school, our mission is to provide service to all of our membership. Staffed by Kathleen Tooker, Administrator, and Nancy Meyer, Administrative Assistant, the office is located in Omaha . A complete list of our services including a catalogued professional collection can be found on our web page.

51. NLAQ: Building Libraries In Nebraska Building libraries In nebraska John Bernardi, Editor NLAQ nebraska Library Commissioner Wally Seiler shares his views on a joint public http://www.state.ne.us/home/NLA/nlaquarterly/2000-2-Bernardi.html

Vol 31. No 2. Summer 2000 p.6 Building Libraries In Nebraska John Bernardi, Editor NLAQ For this special NLAQ issue on library building and construction, we invited a variety of persons involved in library construction in Nebraska to write from their unique perspectives. We were especially interested in partnerships that have been forged between different political entities for these building projects. These writers are all to be congratulated for their excellent articles. Lillian Kaslan and Jerome Lobner have jointly written about a combined school/public library project in Loup City, NE. Dr. Ron Heezen, the director of the Omaha Public Library System, has written an essay on cooperation and an article on the planned South Branch/Metropolitan Community Library project. Nebraska Library Commissioner Wally Seiler shares his views on a joint public library/community college project in Alliance, NE. The beautiful new Metro Sarpy Center and LaVista Public Library is a showpiece of another public/community college arrangement. Oftentimes, we never hear from the architects or the users themselves. Lowell Berg, an architect involved in Lincoln City Library building projects, has written about his work. Henry “Joe” Runge, a recent Creighton University graduate, provides an interesting vision of a future academic library. Norma Koertje and Lisa Geiken proudly describe their new libraries in Bloomfield and Gothenburg.

52. Nebraska Public Libraries Welcome to nebraska Public libraries! Morton James Public Library in nebraska City; nebraska Library Commission nebraska State Historical Society http://www.publiclibraries.com/nebraska.htm

Nebraska Public Libraries Ainsworth Public Library Ashland Public Library Alice M. Farr Library in Aurora Battle Creek Public Library Beatrice Public Library Bess Johnson Elkhorn Public Library Blair Public Library ... Edith Abbot Memorial Library in Grand Island Geneva Public Library Gering Public Library Gordon City Library Goodall City Library in Ogallala Gothenburg Public Library Hartington Public Library Hastings Public Library Hebron Public Library ... John A. Stahl Library in West Point Kearney Public Library and Information Center Keene Memorial Library in Fremont Kilgore Memorial Library in York Kimball Public Library Lexington Public Library Lincoln City Libraries Lincoln Public School Library Media Services ... Morton James Public Library in Nebraska City Nebraska Library Commission Nebraska State Historical Society Neligh Public Library Norfolk Public Library ... Omaha Public Library Palisade Public Library Randolph Public Library Rising City Public Library Rock County Library in Bassett Rushville Public Library St. Edward Public Library

53. Grants - Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation nebraska Library Commission Lincoln, NE $250960 over 3 years to support public access computing sustainability efforts in public libraries http://www.gatesfoundation.org/Libraries/Grants/Grant-35425.htm

Home Global Libraries Grants U.S. Library Program ... Grantee Profiles Global Libraries - Grant Nebraska Library Commission Lincoln, NE $250,960 over 3 years to support public access computing sustainability efforts in public libraries Bangladeshi Organization Receives Award for Using... U.S. Public Libraries Providing Unprecedented Access... Haines Borough Public Library Named 2005 Best Small... More... ... Contact Us Promoting greater equity in global health, education, public libraries, and support for at-risk families in Washington state and Oregon.

54. News Release September 22, 2004 Nebraska Citizens To Read My Antonia In Spring 2 Tracy BicknellHolmes, nebraska Library Association president. Carol J. Connor, Library Director, Lincoln City libraries. Brenda Ealey, Southeast Library http://www.willacather.org/OneBook_NewsRelease.htm

NEWS RELEASE NEWS RELEASE NEWS RELEASE NEWS RELEASE SEPTEMBER 22, 2004 NEBRASKA CITIZENS TO READ MY ÁNTONIA IN SPRING OF 2005 2005 will be very special in Nebraska. Citizens across the entire state will be invited to read the classic novel My Ántonia by Nebraska’s very own Willa Cather through a new initiative launched by the Willa Cather Foundation, the Nebraska Library Commission, and the Nebraska Center for the Book. The Cather Foundation and the newly formed One Book/One State Nebraska State Steering Committee, chaired by Sue Maher from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, are hoping that librarians across the state will pitch in to help make this a successful undertaking. Partial funding for the initiative has been provided by the Nebraska Humanities Council. The concept is not a new one to Nebraskans. Several libraries, including Lincoln, Hastings, and Omaha, have already initiated "One Book/One City or Town or County" reading projects in their communities. Those communities that have not experienced the One Book/One City or Town or County experience will have a unique opportunity to obtain a variety of resources to provide support for the reading of My Ántonia . The Steering Committee encourages those communities that have held One Book/One City experiences to build upon previous successes by becoming part of this statewide initiative and encouraging their communities to read this American classic. Posters, information about My Ántonia and Willa Cather, discussion questions/ideas, and other information will be available by the end of the year. The goal is to have every community in the state complete its activities by the end of the third week in April in time for a statewide program on My Ántonia to be held in Willa Cather’s Red Cloud.

55. Site Error: 404 Associate Dean, libraries University of nebraskaLincoln Lincoln, NE 68588-0410 nebraska has over 800 school districts, and over 200 public libraries. http://www.lis.uiuc.edu/gslis/allerton/95/giesecke.html

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56. Lincoln City Libraries - Library And General Reference Resources nebraska Library Resources. Lincoln Public Schools Library Media Services nebraska State Historical Society s Library/Archives Division http://www.lcl.lib.ne.us/webliographies/library.htm

Search the Catalog: Title Author Name Subject/Topic Periodical Title General Keyword Title Keyword Name Keyword Subject Keyword Enter search terms: Search this website: ALL words ANY word EXACT phrase Lincoln City Libraries 136 S. 14th Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508 (402)441-8500 Library and General Reference Resources Please note: The presence of a link on this site does not constitute an endorsement by Lincoln City Libraries. Be advised that not all sources on the Internet provide accurate, complete or current information. Users should carefully judge the worth of these sources of information as they would any other resource. Just as libraries do not vouch for or endorse the viewpoints of written material in their collections, they do not do so for electronic information. Websites may change or disappear without notice. Lincoln City Libraries is not responsible for the content of external sites linked to its website. Sections: Nebraska General Reference Other Nebraska Library Resources Lincoln Public Schools Library Media Services Nebraska Independent College Library Consortium (NICLC) Library catalogs for: Bellevue University College of Saint Mary Concordia University Dana College Doane College Grace University Hastings College Midland Lutheran College Nebraska Wesleyan University Union College Nebraska Library Association Nebraska Library Commission Nebraska State Historical Society's Library/Archives Division Nebraska Wesleyan (Cochrane-Woods) Library Omaha Public Libraries Webpage Catalog (iPAC) "Mayhem in the Midlands" conference Southeast Community College ... Union College Library UNL Libraries

57. Metropolitan Community College Of Omaha, Nebraska - Library - How Do I? page contains links to other nebraska library catalogs as well as WorldCat, library materials from nebraska college libraries participating in the http://wwwfp.mccneb.edu/library/how.htm

About the Libraries Ask a Librarian Catalog (GeoWeb) Databases ... Library Home How Do I... ? Find Books Find Articles Find Academic Journals Find Web Sites ... Get Items Metro Doesn't Own Find Books Metro's library - Use GeoWeb (Metro's computer catalog) to find books and audiovisual materials in Metro's three campus libraries (Elkhorn Valley, Fort Omaha, and South Omaha). Metro's library also offers access to netLibrary , a database of full-text ebooks. Other libraries - The Library Catalogs page contains links to other Nebraska library catalogs as well as WorldCat , a worldwide library catalog. For information on obtaining items available in other libraries, refer to Get Items Metro Doesn't Own below. Find Articles Find a specific magazine, newspaper, or journal - Use A-to-Z Journal List to see if a specific magazine, newspaper, or journal is available at Metro, either on paper in a campus library or online in a library database. Find articles by topic - The libraries subscribe to more than 30 computer databases containing citations, abstracts, and full text articles from thousands of magazines, newspapers, and journals.

58. For Public Library Trustees Library Acronyms and Terms. nebraska Library Commission. nebraska trustee handbook Glossary Library terms and acronyms. Oklahoma Department of libraries. http://web.syr.edu/~jryan/infopro/trustee.html

Information Resources for Information Professionals For Public Library Trustees Compiled by: Joe Ryan jryan@mailbox.syr.edu With a special assist from Mike Cross Consultant for Public Library Administration and Funding Wisconsin Division for Libraries Return to the main menu Return to Public Library Table of Contents Table of Contents Guides Trustee Manuals Library Acronyms and Terms Board Organization ... Journals, Newsletter, Listservs Guides Caskey, Mary Lou. (1999, March). Trustee bibliography Mary Lou Caskey is Assistant Director of the Mid-York Library System and regularly works with library trustees. Her bibliography is designed for them covering: board organization, finance and budgeting, planning and evaluation, personnel, policies, public relations and marketing, programs and sercvices, and friends of the library organizations. Christenson, John. (1995, Summer). Role of the public library trustee. Library Trends, 44 "...Examines the functions, roles, and responsibilities of the public library trustee in a rural setting." Levine, Jenny.

59. Laws And Standards Affecting Libraries Compiled By State Libraries nebraska Library Commission. nebraska laws pertaining to libraries and library nebraska Library Commission. Statewide Training For Accurate Reference http://web.syr.edu/~jryan/infopro/sliblaw.html

Information Resources for Information Professionals Laws and Standards Affecting Libraries Compiled by State Libraries Compiled by: Joe Ryan Return to the State Libraries menu Return to the main menu Table of Contents General Interest [Arizona] [California] [Colorado] ... [Wisconsin] General Interest American Association of School Administrators (AASA). Assessment/Standards American Library Association. Office for Intellectual Freedom. State privacy laws regarding library records Hill, Charles. Developing educational standards , and in particular Technology standards Moen, William E. National Information Standards Organization's study of state library agencies' information technology standards policies and procedures Moorman, John A. Standards for public libraries: A study in quantitative measures of library performance as found in state public library documents. Public Libraries, 36 MacKie-Mason, Jeffrey. Standards bodies: Telecommunication information resources on the Internet . University of Michigan. Return to State Library Law and Standards Table of Contents Arizona Arizona Department of Library Archives and Public Records.

60. Nebrask@ Online A statewide computer network developed by the nebraska Library Commission As Cindi Hickey, the technology librarian for the nebraska Library Commission, http://www.benton.org/publibrary/libraries/nebraska.html

Profiles InFoPeople Vermont Nebrask@ Flint Charlotte Seattle Carnegie ... La Plaza Profiles in connectivity: Nebrask@ Online A statewide computer network developed by the Nebraska Library Commission Nebraska is no stranger to the challenge of providing services to rural America. With nearly one-fifth of its population spread out over the entire central and panhandle regions, Nebraska faces difficulties common to midwestern states in providing resources to remote areas. Nebraska's answer has been unique: a comprehensive communications and information infrastructure built in concert with public and private institutions. Role of the library The secret to success has been partnerships among organizations-such as universities, local freenets, state agencies, and libraries. Each organization brings its own expertise and experience to the network. While libraries may lack the funding resources of universities, the technical expertise of freenets, and the political connections of state agencies, they offer the indispensable ingredient of local public access. As Cindi Hickey, the technology librarian for the Nebraska Library Commission, points out, "Libraries are our local nodes for information. Since they are already tied into the community, local libraries are uniquely positioned to adapt information to the particular needs of their community."

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