

Contents of November 2007 American Libraries
BY MARCI MEROLA
The LITA Forum.
BY PAUL SEEMAN
Are enforceable rules needed for information professionals?
BY ROY L. STURGEON
Eliminating Spanish-language fiction undermines
the validity of public libraries.
BY TODD DOUGLAS QUESADA
By creating bilingual collections, librarians are
contributing to a divided America.
BY JULIA STEPHENS
The president of Carnegie Corporation of New York
pays tribute to the power of libraries.
BY VARTAN GREGORIAN
The son of Lebanese immigrants looks back at the way
his parents infused him with a love for the written word.
BY RALPH NADER
Though they lack the basic resources,
libraries play a key role in this nation’s revival.
BY ANNE GARNER
“English Only Is English Lonely”
BY LEONARD KNIFFEL
“Circle of Community”
BY LORIENE ROY
“Advancing Advocacy”
BY KEITH MICHAEL FIELS
“Who Moved My E-mail?”
BY MEREDITH FARKAS
“Go Global, Library Vendor”
BY ANDREW K. PACE
“But Is It Librarianship?”
BY JOSEPH JANES
“Tickle Me Reference”
BY REBECCA REGO BARRY
“Shifting Gears”
BY MARY PERGANDER
“Booting Up Book Lovers”
BY JENNIFER BUREK PIERCE
“Nuts and Bolts”
BY MARY ELLEN QUINN
“The Fights”
BY BILL OTT
“The Reagan Revolution”
BY WILL MANLEY