

BY LARRY CORBUS
It's not the one who steers the ship that controls the helm, but the one who charts the course.
BY CHARLES CURRAN AND ROBERT C. DAVIDSON
Micromanagement skills are a necessity for library directors pulled in every direction.
BY JUDITH A. SIESS
Independent librarians have the satisfaction of calling the shots-but it's not a job for everyone.
BY DAVID DORMAN
Systems, not gadgetry, will determine if the book of the future is an electronic one.
Library directors Allan Kleiman and Jane Light examine the promise and peril of shared facilities.
BY KEITH M. COTTAM
A Vietnamese librarian returns to the U.S. after 24 harrowing years as a refugee.
BY STEVE WEATHERBE
A Canadian librarian fired for leftist ties gets an apology.
BY LEONARD KNIFFEL
Librarian and Broadside Press founder Dudley Randall is among the first 39 inductees.
“An Open Letter to Judy Hines, Paul McMasters, Newseum & Freedom Forum”
BY ANN K. SYMONS
“When Communities Want Branches, Why Don't We?”
BY LEONARD KNIFFEL
“Customer Service: A View from the Trenches”
BY TERESA PORTILLA OMIDSALAR
AND MAHMOUD OMIDSALAR
“Cable Internet: When It Is Good, It Is Very, Very Good”
BY KAREN G. SCHNEIDER
“Elizabethan Mysteries”
BY BILL OTT
“171 Years Ago . . . ”
BY WAYNE WIEGAND
“Piles of Files”
BY WILL MANLEY