Now that you have returned from the 2023 AALL convention…..
You may enjoy my Boston themed crossword puzzle… Just click here for the puzzle & answer key…. (& no cheating, lol!)
The NY Law Institute — we’ve got a lot! == Records & Briefs, eBooks, print, research guidance of expert librarians… & a puzzle […]
My colleague, Brooke Raymond, has written a great guide to resources for New York Legal Research … check out her Law Lines article by clicking here….
NY Civil Practice Annuals…or as the cognoscenti call them “Clevenger’s” … all the way back to 1921 @ NYLI
And don’t forget to look at Brooke’s related LibGuide […]
The LLAGNY Book Club met in Mid-May at NYLI to discuss Geraldine’s Brooks’ People of the Book, a work of historical fiction that chronicles the history of the famed Sarajevo Haggadah….
Historical articles & pictures artfully displayed for LLAGNY’s “People of the Book” discussion…..
For more on the book club’s discussion of this many faceted historical […]
Summer in New York often has its own language — and weekend getaways their own designations: “Going down the Shore” is shorthand to that trip down the Garden State Parkway to Asbury and beyond. A stay at the Hamptons” is sometimes just more humbly stated as a few days “out on […]
Let your inner Geek rein this July 13th… It’s officially Embrace Your Geekness Day…
So consider embarking on one of these Geeky Adventures….
Escape Rooms —
We’ve hosted a few! & check out my colleague Ellyssa’s guide..available @ NYLI!
Cosplay… not just for Comic Con… but for Library Geeks as well!
Costume Play…. Libraries aren’t just for […]
SLA Speed Networking Event, held the first day of Summer, allowed attendees to explore the many career options of librarianship — public, membership , government, law firm, academic, and art archives were all represented…..
But just what is Speed Networking anyway?
Modeled after speed dating, it’s a structured process that allows introductions and career […]
Juneteenth was made a Federal Holiday when President Biden signed the Juneteenth National Independence Day Act in 2021 — but it has been a longstanding tradition, first celebrated by the African-American community in Texas in 1866. It was established as a Texas State Holiday in 1980.What is Juneteenth?Slavery’s end […]
Whether starting your career or just ready for a change, SLA’s Speed Career Event may be the best way to quickly find out about the various fields of librarianship….
Rotating 10-minute Q & A with leading librarians allow attendees to learn more about what it’s like to work in public, law firm, academic, government, advertising, […]
Chances are, you may be going to a Graduation Party in June! And, like just about every human endeavor, there are dedicated laws & regs regarding Education Law…..
For Federal Regs — Check out Title 34 subtitle B of the CFR –For Department of Education Guidance… check out their website…& don’t forget to […]
Congratulations to the new LLAGNY Board Members
Congratulations to the New Board Members elected in 2023 –
Christine Bowersox – VP/President Elect Secretary Dahlia Davila 2 year Board Members – Brian Nolan & Sarah Kagen 1 year Board member – Jim Currie
Newly elected members will be joining the current board — Kathleen Darvil, President; Pauline Webster, Immediate Past […]
