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The Idaho Librarian The Idaho Librarian (ISSN 0019-1213) is an official publication of the Idaho Library Association. Its purpose is to support the mission of the Association by providing a forum for ideas and issues relevant to its members. The Idaho Librarian hosts feature articles, opinion pieces, book reviews, interviews and similar types of material. The Idaho Library Association also publishes a web site, which is devoted to more time-critical news and material directly related to the business of the Association, such as officer lists, division reports, directories, forms, etc. The Idaho Librarian is published four times a year, in electronic form only. Notification of each new issue’s publication will be posted on the LIBIDAHO listserv. To subscribe to LIBIDAHO, send a message to listserv@listserv.boisestate.edu. Leave the subject line blank and enter the message: subscribe libidaho (your name). Idaho Librarian Staff Editor:
Leonard Hitchcock Special thanks to Sandra Shropshire and Cheryl Sebold for their help in putting together this issue.
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CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE EDITORIAL Second
Thoughts ARTICLES The State We're In:
Idaho's Libraries and the Economic Recession Building on Patient
Education in the Medical Library ANNOUNCEMENTS BOOK REVIEWS The Chaco Handbook: An Encyclopedic
Guide, by R. Gwinn Vivian and Bruce
Hilpert Chemo Sábe:
Last Poems, by Edward Dorn Chinese
at the Confluence: Lewiston's Beuk Aie Temple, by Priscilla Wegars LIBRARIANS RECOMMEND OPINIONS LETTERS FROM THE FRINGE An Observation from Twin Falls OUR CONTRIBUTORS Biographical notes on contributors to this issue.
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