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Contents of February 2002 American Libraries


News Fronts

10  ALA

14  Washington

18  USA & International


Special Report

15  IMLS Director Gets His Message Across: Federal Dollars Deliver Service

      AN INTERVIEW WITH ROBERT MARTIN


Features

40  Broadening Our Reach: LIS Education for Undergraduates

      BY CLAIRE McINERNEY, ALEX DALEY, AND KAY VANDERGRIFT
      New programs expand the mission of library education.

44  Learning by Doing: Engaged Service and the MLS

      BY IRENE SWEENEY
      Community service is a natural for learning how to foster lifelong learning.

49  Sponsorship 101: How Partnerships Can Expand Summer Reading

      BY STEVEN ENGELFRIED AND ANGELA REYNOLDS
      Corporate sponsorship can be a tricky issue, but if used carefully, it can help get more kids reading and using the library.

52  Black History Month: A Respite on the Farm

      BY KHAFRE K. ABIF
      Langston Hughes Library plays role as culture keeper.


Departments

7  ALA President’s Message

       “Addressing the Recruitment and Diversity Crisis”
       BY JOHN W. BERRY

17  Grassroots Report

      “New Study to Shed Light on Changing World of Library Cooperatives”
      BY CHRISTINE WATKINS

33  Thus Said

34  Reader Forum

38  Editorial

      “Bush Administration Should Not Hide Records Behind 9/11”
      BY LEONARD KNIFFEL

39  On My Mind

      “Instant Information Gratification”
      BY DAVID ISAACSON

55  Currents

59  The Crawford Files

      “Partnership, Property, and Disintermediation
      BY WALT CRAWFORD

60  Internet Librarian

      “It Takes a Thief: Coping with Stolen Content
      BY KAREN G. SCHNEIDER

62  Technically Speaking

      “GIS Provides a New Way of Seeing Service Areas
      BY DAVID DORMAN

64  Librarian’s Library

      BY CATHLEEN BOURDON

65  Quick Bibs

      “Spies Are Back”
     BY BILL OTT

66  Datebook

69  This Month

      “66 Years Ago”
      BY WAYNE WIEGAND

71  Career Leads

87  Index to Advertisers

88  Will’s World

      “The Golden Rule of Supervision”
      BY WILL MANLEY