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Other Councilors elected

List of other councilors elected, from the same press release. Congrats everyone.

Khafre K. Abif
Monika Antonelli
Toni Bernardi
Kathleen E. Bethel
Mary Biblo
Nick Buron
Audra Caplan
Barbara Cole
Diedre (Dee) Conkling
Julie A. Cummins
Kathy East
Randall Enos
Barbara A. Genco
Dee Gwaltney
Ling Hwey Jeng
Wei Jeng-Chu
Erlene Bishop Killeen
Margaret L. Kirkpatrick
Charles E. Kratz
Bonnie Kunzel
Kathy Lehman
Rory Litwin
David Loertscher **
Mary Long
Peter Mcdonald
Michael J. Miller
Toni Negro
Sylvia Norton *
Ana-Elba Pavon
Virginia Sanchez
Jan Sanders **
Sherrie Schmidt
Barbara K. Stripling
Theresa A. Tobin
Lisa Von Drasek
Ann Carlson Weeks

33 to be elected for 2005-2008
2 to be elected for 2005-2007**
1 to be elected for 2005-2006*

Leslie Burger is new ALA president!

Posted on 02May05 by jessamyn

The votes are in, Leslie Burger is the new incoming president of ALA.

ebrary + ALA, member benefit?

Posted on 10Apr05 by jessamyn

Rochelle shares a few more observations about ebrary’s “opt out” policies with regards to sharing information that you decide to give them. Is this really an ALA member benefit, or is it available to anyone who goes to this URL? I know I didn’t have to log in anyplace.

gormangate conclusion aprilfools

Posted on 01Apr0501Apr05 by jessamyn

Gorman Abdicates, ALA Leadership in Disarray, Walt chimes in. More good stuff over at Library Journal today. Meanwhile ibiblio has a whole new approach to blogging.

ALA Elections – some picks

Posted on 25Mar0525Mar05 by jessamyn

I haven’t spoken much about who I’m voting for in the ALA Elections because I suspect only a very small subset of you care, and because I haven’t even gotten my ballot yet. That said, Library Juice has two lists of picks from people who I generally agree with politically. If you are a voter in the ALA elections, vote for people you know, don’t just use all your votes because you have them. Bullet voting makes each vote count every so slightly more. Leslie Burger is my pick for president, but then again I voted for Michael Gorman.