Idaho Librarian
Vol. 57, No. 1  August 2005

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CONTENTS OF THIS ISSUE

GREETINGS FROM THE EDITOR

Article Two of the Library Bill of Rights, Evolution Theory, and the Collection Performance of Idaho Libraries

by Leonard Hitchcock

Reflections on the Idaho State Library
in the 21st Century

by Richard A. Wilson, Ph.D.

Idaho ILL:
The Changing Face of a Growing Service

by Gina A. Persichini

LiLI Unlimited: Complementing Consortia

by Gina A. Persichini