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Taking Charge of Your Professional Life

A Special Librarians Guide to Greater Work Satisfaction To avoid being held captive by Work lives which hold little satisfaction for them, professionals—particularly those in the burgeoning area of information technology and management—need to occasionally and purposefully reassess not only the work they do, but how they feel about it. LeAne Rutherford offers a self assessment tool that will help you decide your preferences.

Cataloging as a Customer Service

Applying Knowledge to Technology Tools It has become a common mistake to think since we have keyword search capabilities cataloging and authority control have lost their former value. Yuri Konovalov explains why this is not the case and why information professionals need to apply their knowledge to these new technologies.

Spotlight on SLA Members

Librarian at the Mystic Seaport G.W. Blunt White Library The third of our interviews with SLA members focuses on Paul O'Pecko, the librarians at the Mystic Seaport G.W. Blunt White Library. Our thanks to Paul for sharing with us the unique collections in his library.

Executive Outlook

Value Has Many Faces: Communication is Key

Making News

Professional Development Outlook

Innovations from a Distance: SLA's Top-Notch Educational Program

Money Matters

Budgeting Process in Full-Swing

Research Briefs

Future Waves: Digital Genres and the Virtual Office

The Cutting Edge

Portals, Portals, Everywhere

Copyright Corner

Continuing Disputes Between Writers and Journal Publishers

Communications Outlook

The Missing Link

In Summary

Coming Events

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