

BY PAMELA A. GOODES
BY LEONARD KNIFFEL
BY TROY SWANSON
Iowa’s libraries get extra mileage out of the state’s annual bike-a-thon.
BY BEVERLY DUDLEY
As a bastion of the First Amendment, your library may, too, attract an inflammatory speaker.
BY LAURA B. RAPHAEL
The pros and cons of a “long-distance” MLS.
BY MARTHA J. SPEAR
(With apologies to David Letterman).
BY JULIE C. BLAKE
What happens when a director decides to climb down the library ladder?
BY THOMAS J. HENNEN JR.
The eagerly awaited—if overdue—measure of the nation’s public libraries.
BY JUNE PINNELL-STEPHENS and ELLIOTT KANNER
A tribute to two library giants, Lester Asheim and David Berninghausen.
“Why Librarians?”
BY MAURICE J. FREEDMAN
“Getting Good Mileage in Kentucky and Ohio”
BY CHRISTINE WATKINS
“A Fine Time to Be Asking for More Money”
BY LEONARD KNIFFEL
“For Ethical Reference, Pare the Pararofessionals”
BY STEVE McKINZIE
“The Real CIPA Issues—and a Friendly Challenge”
BY WALT CRAWFORD
“Librarianship after Google”
BY JOSEPH JANES
“Can You Say ‘Shibboleth’?”
BY DAVID DORMAN
BY CATHLEEN BOURDON
“Poetry Off the Page”
BY GARY HANDMAN
“110 Years Ago”
BY WAYNE WIEGAND
“Run Business Like a Library”
BY WILL MANLEY