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A Catalog of Spanish Rare Books (1701-1974 in the Library of the University of Illinois and in Selected North American Libraries) by Joseph L. Laurenti, 1984-09 Ideals and Standards: The History of the University of Illinois Graduate School of Library and Information Science, 1893-1993 by Walter C. Allen, 1992-11 Annotated Catalog of Unpublished Film and Television Scripts in the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign (Robert B. Downs Publication Fund (Series), No. 7.) by Nancy Allen, Robert Carringer, 1983-06 Science reference sources;: A selected list of titles for use in library science 412 at the University of Illinois Library School by Frances B Jenkins, 1962 Catalogue of the Illinois state library,: 1894 by William H. Hinrichsen, 2010-07-28 Illinois libraries by Katharine L. Sharp, 1906-01-01 The Catalog of the Gerhard Mayer Collection of Rainer Maria Rilke at the University of Illinois Library at Urbana-Champaign by Thomas Kilton, Sara Lo, 1988-11 Metcalf, Downs. Kaser, and Shera at Eastern Illinois University, April 10, 1981 (Library Journal Special Report, No 21) by Keyes Dewitt Metcalf, 1981-10 Research About Nineteenth-Century Children and Books: Portrait Studies : A Symposium Held April 27 and 28, 1979 (Monograph - University of Illinois Graduate School of Library Science ; no. 17) by Richards, 1980-06 Language and thought in schizophrenia;: Collected papers presented at the meeting of the American Psychiatric Association, May 12, 1939, Chicago, Illinois (Norton Library) by J. S Kasanin, 1964 Managers and Missionaries: Library Services to Children and Young Adults in the Information Age (Allerton Park Institute//(Papers)) by Ill.) Allerton Park Institute 1986 (Champaign, Leslie Edmonds, 1989-05 Conserving and Preserving Library Materials (Allerton Park Institute (Series), No. 27.) by Ill.) Allerton Park Institute 1981 (Urbana, Kathryn Luther Henderson, et all 1983-04 Research Methods in Librarianship: Historical and Bibliographical Methods in Library Research Questions and Answers: Strategies for Using the Electronic Reference Collection (Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing//Proceedings) by Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing 1987 University of, Linda C. Smith, 1990-02

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41. Illinois Illinois Libraries & Address
    Arlington Heights Memorial Library 500 N Dunton Avenue Arlington Heights IL 60004  
    http://www.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~ilwhite/il_libar.htm

42. Art And Architecture In Illinois Libraries
    Welcome to the project, Art and Architecture in Illinois Libraries. Funded by a LSTA grant from the Illinois State Library, we are compiling an inventory of artists, works of  
    http://www.library.eiu.edu/artarch/
    
    Extractions: Welcome to the project, Art and Architecture in Illinois Libraries . Funded by a LSTA grant from the Illinois State Library, we are compiling an inventory of artists, works of art, and architects represented in our public, academic, and research libraries. Additionally, our project is collecting images, some of which have been used to produce a panel exhibition which is touring more than 65 libraries or agencies in Illinois. Thank you.

43. Online Media Of Northern Illinois Libraries (OMNI Libraries)
    OMNI – Online Media of Northern Illinois, downloadable audio website for the Byron, Ella Johnson and New Lenox Public libraries  
    http://omnilibraries.org/
    
    Extractions: OverDrive Search by All fields Title Creator ISBN Advanced search... With download media available 24/7, your library is always open! Get started with a Guided Tour or our Quick-Start Guide For more on OMC v3.2, click here For more on OMC for Mac, click here For a list of known compatible devices, click here Choose your own lending period – pick a lending period by title or by format! Rate a title – if you liked it, let others know! OverDrive Media Console is on-the-go! To learn more, click here New eBooks complete list... Possessed Donald Spoto Cujo Stephen King Firestarter Stephen King Crimes Against Liberty David Limbaugh Dolores Claiborne Stephen King Washington Ron Chernow Skeleton Crew Stephen King Misery Stephen King Pinheads and Patriots Bill O'Reilly Insomnia Stephen King Tears of a Clown Dana Milbank Beowulf Francis B. Gummere It Stephen King Gone Tomorrow Lee Child Prodigal Son Dean Koontz The Fury L. J. Smith

44. Guidelines For Illinois Libraries Manuscripts
    Guidelines for Illinois Libraries Manuscripts. The purpose of Illinois Libraries is to publish articles of general interest to library staff and library governing officials in  
    http://www.lib.niu.edu/1999/il990160.html
    
    Extractions: Home Search Browse About IPO ... Links Guidelines for Illinois Libraries Manuscripts The purpose of Illinois Libraries is to publish articles of general interest to library staff and library governing officials in Illinois, representing all types of libraries and library consortia. Every effort is made to provide a balanced treatment of library-related issues. Articles are solicited that will address the interests of the publication's audience. Individuals are also encouraged to submit unsolicited articles for consideration. Articles are not limited to Illinois contributors. Length: Articles should be no less than five and no more than 15 double-spaced typewritten pages on white 8 1/2" X 11" paper. Style: For uniformity purposes, all manuscripts should follow the Associated Press Stylebook, if possible. Graphics and Illustrations: All graphs, illustrations and photos must be camera ready. Original copies, apart from the manuscript, should be included for all graphs and illustrations. THIS DOES NOT INCLUDE TABLES. Author information: The article should include a title and information about the author: author's name, position and where position is held.

45. Snapshot: One Day In The Life Of Illinois Libraries--UPDATED — Shawnee Library
    Snapshot One day in the Life of Illinois Libraries is a library advocacy project to focus attention on the value of the services Illinois libraries provide to the state’s  
    http://www.shawls.lib.il.us/a-day-in-the-life-of-your-library
    
    Extractions: Personal tools Skip to content. Skip to navigation Search Site only in current section Sections FrontPage "Snapshot: One day in the Life of Illinois Libraries" is a library advocacy project to focus attention on the value of the services Illinois libraries provide to the state’s residents. ILA Snapshot logo Please join us on Wednesday, 10 February 2010 and participate in "Snapshot: One Day in the Life of Illinois Libraries" by collecting statistics, comments, and photographs from your library. The purpose of this event is to provide indisputable proof that libraries consistently provide invaluable services to our communities. To collect the comments from the public, a "Patron Survey" form will be available shortly. Click here to download the "Library Statistics" form that you will use to track general library activity.

46. Illinois Libraries Unicorn Users Group
    The Illinois Libraries Unicorn Users Group is a notfor-profit organization whose purpose is to share  
    http://www.iluug.lib.il.us/
    
    Extractions: Home Discussion Lists By-Laws Minutes ... Links Along with our meetings, our discussions lists provide an ongoing opportunity to keep up with developments, make comments and to get answers to your questions about Unicorn applications. 2009 Membership Lake Villa District Library New Lenox Public Library District Morton Grove Public Library Illinois College of Optometry National University of Health Sciences Library Integrated Network Consortium Batavia Public Library Bloomingdale Public Library Franklin Park Public Library Geneva Public Library Glen Elyn Public Library Itasca Community Public Library St. Charles Public Library Villa Park Public Library West Chicago Public Library Cooperative Computer Services Huntley Area Public Library District Theosophical Society in America Northbrook Public Library Plainfield Public Library District Glencoe Public Library McHenry Public Library District Lake Forest Public Library Carol Stream Public Library Homer Township Public Library District Coal City Public Library District Waubonsee Community College Oak Brook Public Library District Poplar Creek Public Library Crystal Lake Public Library Du Page Library System Sugar Grove Public Library District Des Plaines Public Library Warren-Newport Public Library District Lemont Public Library District

47. L2 [Library Learning] Libraries
    Search libraries  
    http://www.librarylearning.info/libraries/

48. ILLINOIS LIBRARIES
    Illinois Libraries Jesse White Secretary of State and State Librarian Jean E. Wilkins Director Illinois State Library Patrick McGuckin Editor Kristie Metrow Assistant Editor Editorial Policy  
    http://www.sos.state.il.us/publications/pdf_publications/illibrary_v84n2.pdf

49. Home - Catalogs From Other Libraries - LibGuides At Northwestern University
    LibGuides. Catalogs from Other Libraries. Illinois Libraries. This is the Illinois Libraries page of the Catalogs from Other Libraries guide.  
    http://libguides.northwestern.edu/content.php?pid=55825&sid=412676

50. ILW: About The Illinois Libraries Cooperative Collection Management Program
    About the Illinois Libraries Cooperative Collection Management Program. In 1993, the Cooperative Collection Management Committee (CCMCC) began to develop an integral facet of  
    http://www.uic.edu/depts/lib/projects/resources/ilw/ccmcc.html
    
    Extractions: Classroom Resources Professional Resources Illinois Schools Education Data In 1993, the Cooperative Collection Management Committee (CCMCC) began to develop an integral facet of its statewide library collection support and development strategy - the Plan for Collaborative Collection Management. CCMCC, which includes personnel from the 27 largest libraries in Illinois, was formed in 1984 and is funded by the Illinois Board of Higher Education through the Higher Education Cooperation Act. Collaborative collection management occurs when two or more libraries collaborate on the acquisition and/or maintenance of library materials through sharing of responsibility, expertise, and resources. The Cooperative Collection Management Program's plan began as a response to the serious growing problems facing U.S. libraries today: sky-rocketing costs and declining collections budgets, along with the new revolution in information technology, which provides almost instantaneous access to information in all formats. What is the program's plan for Illinois libraries?

51. Illinois Libraries Talk Sustainability | American Libraries Magazine
    American Libraries Magazine, the magazine of the American Library Association, delivers news and information about the library community.  
    http://americanlibrariesmagazine.org/news/10252010/illinois-libraries-talk-susta
    
    Extractions: By Greg Landgraf Sixty librarians from around Illinois met at Chicago’s Field Museum October 22 to discuss how they could better help their communities go green. The workshop kicked off the Illinois Library Association’s year-long Go Green @ your Illinois Library program, which aims to develop a group of librarians committed to environmental awareness. “It’s about libraries holding the conversation in their communities about sustainability,” said Denise Raleigh, director of marketing, development, and communications at Gail Borden Public Library in Elgin. “Libraries already connect people to resources; this is about connecting people to each other.” The program will function as an information clearinghouse, offering resources and an opportunity for participants to share their experiences rather than dictating how libraries should offer programs and resources related to sustainability. “We’re asking participants for a commitment to help other libraries and to report back to the group,” Raleigh told American Libraries.

52. DuPage Library System Here & Now: Save Illinois Libraries!
    In response to the recent cuts to system funding and library grants, the library community is launching a campaign to secure the future of Illinois libraries. The kickoff for  
    http://dls.typepad.com/news/2009/10/save-illinois-libraries.html
    
    Extractions: Main In response to the recent cuts to system funding and library grants, the library community is launching a campaign to secure the future of Illinois libraries. The kickoff for this statewide advocacy campaign, Save Illinois Libraries , will take place during the Illinois Library Association conference on Thursday, October 8, with all activities completed by October 23. Secretary of State/State Librarian Jesse White will be on hand to provide remarks and show his support for this event. Entrance to the exhibits is free, providing an excellent opportunity to show your support for Illinois libraries as we work towards regaining our funding. Visit the Save Illinois Libraries website. There is information about the campaign, sample letters for your use, and a link to the ILA website where you can send a letter to your legislators. If you are in Peoria on October 8, plan to attend the kickoff at 10:30 a.m. in the Peoria Civic Centre’s Exhibit Hall near Booth 425. Using the online information, including a sample letter, on the

53. YouTube - Importance Of Illinois Libraries.wmv
    Illinois Libraries serve the vital needs of our communities. GlenwoodLynwood Public Library, Grande Prairie Public Library, Matteson Public Library, and Steger-South Chicago  
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H97TEZJYdoY

54. Save Illinois Libraries « Dr. Phyllis C. Self’s Blog
    Join the Campaign to Save Illinois Libraries. In response to the recent cuts to system funding and library grants, the Illinois library community is launching a campaign  
    http://www.wiu.edu/library/dean/blog/?p=617

55. October � 2009 � Illinois Libraries Matter
    At the ILA Session, Small Opportunities Big Returns, it was pointed out that how many of our regular customers don’t know the other services or programs we offer?  
    http://illinoislibrariesmatter.wordpress.com/2009/10/
    
    Extractions: Posted in Cool Ideas Posted in Cool Ideas Jim Dinnerville, Reference Librarian at Blue Island Public Library, created this display for Halloween. Posted in Cool Ideas The American Library Association (ALA) is working with Safeway Inc., on a roll-out of the first two of five Safeway-brand cereal boxes with back-panel content about libraries and librarians. The boxes will launch this October and will be available at Safeway’s 1,500 stores across the nation. ” We are proud to partner with the American [...] Posted in Resources Posted in ILA Conference 2009 Posted in ILA Conference 2009 Styles from the Stacks featured creative literary wear and also included a Forever Green Fashion Show. Click here to see the creativity. Posted in ILA Conference 2009 Inspiration Station reflected tons of wonderful work in Illinois. Here are some photos of this great collection of materials.

56. NSLS: ILSDO Fund For Illinois Libraries
    Privacy Statement. We will not intentionally share your personally identifiable information with other organizations.  
    http://www.nsls.info/articles/detail.aspx?articleID=198

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