Posted by cato34 on May 15, 2008
The Conservative Ascendancy; How the GOP Right Made Political History. Donald T. Critchlow.
JK 2356 .C73 2007
Community Health Education Methods; A Practical Guide. Robert J. Bensley and Jodi Brookins-Fisher.
RA 440 .C66 2009
How Voters Decide. Richard R. Lau and David P. Redlawsk. JK 1967 .L38 2006
Outsourcing Sovereignty; Why Privatization of Government Functions Threatens Democracy and What We Can Do About It. Paul R. Verkuil. HD 3861 .U6 V47 2007
Policy Issues Affecting Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Families. Sean Cahill and Sarah Tobias. HQ 76.3 .U5 C33 2007
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Posted by janis6 on May 12, 2008
State Capital Universe is a Lexis-Nexis product providing coverage of all fifty states. In addition to the database being updated continuously, the ability to search individually as well as hand selected groups makes this an efficient search tool. Clicking on the “List of Links” reveals state by state links to each state’s “State Legislature”, “Governor’s office” and “State Agencies/Commissions”. A list of Association Sites such as the “Council of State Governments” and the “National Conference of State Legislatures” follows the state sites. One link that is heavily used is “Newspapers of Record” which is again broken down by state. Examples of coverage in State Capital Universe are bills and laws, constitutions, proposed and enacted regulations, articles about legislative issues affecting the states and legislature membership. I suggest checking out the online presentation available through Congressional Information Service.
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Posted by cslibweb on May 8, 2008
Notice something a little different at cslib.org? We’ve been “refreshing” the look of our web pages. We’ve added more persistent and consistent navigation aids in the form of menus at the top of most of our web pages. This is just the beginning of our work to improve the usability and management of our site. If you have any suggestions or feedback, we’d love to hear from you. You can either comment on this blog entry, at the CSL Webmaster’s Forum blog, (comments are moderated to avoid spam, so there may be a short delay in the appearance of your comment on the forum) or you can send email to webmaster@cslib.org. Thank you for visiting!
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Posted by janis6 on May 7, 2008
Stem Cell Century. Russell Korobkin. KF 3827 .G4 K67 2007.
African Americans In Congress. Eric Freedman, Stephen A. Jones. JK 1021 .A47 2008.
Eminent Domain Use And Abuse: Kelo In Context. Dwight H. Merriam, Mary Massaron Ross, editors. KF 5599 .E44 2006.
Healthy Cities: The Intersection of Urban Planning, Law and Health. James A. Kushner. KF 5692 .K88 2007.
Indian Gaming & The Law. William R. Eadington, editor. KF 8210 .C7 I53 2004.
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Posted by cato34 on May 2, 2008
Climate Change 2007; Impacts, Adaptation and Vulnerablity. Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change. QC 981.8 .C5 C5113452 2007
Comeback; Conservatism That Can Win Again. David Frum. JC 573.2 .U6 F75 2008
The Fourth R; Conflicts Over Religion in America’s Public Schools. Joan DelFattore. LC 111 .D43 2004
Hardwired Behavior; What Neuroscience Reveals About Morality. Laurence Tancredi. BJ 45.5 .T36 2005
Privacy in Peril; How We Are Sacrificing a Fundamental Right in Exchange for Security and Convenience. James B. Rule. JC 596 .R85 2007
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Posted by cslibweb on May 1, 2008
Notice something a little different at cslib.org? We’ve been “refreshing” the look of our web pages. We’ve added more persistent and consistent navigation aids in the form of menus at the top of most of our web pages. This is just the beginning of our work to improve the usability and management of our site. If you have any suggestions or feedback, we’d love to hear from you. You can either comment on this blog entry, at the CSL Webmaster’s Forum blog, (comments are moderated to avoid spam, so there may be a short delay in the appearance of your comment on the forum) or you can send email to webmaster@cslib.org. Thank you for visiting!
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