Photo courtesy of Pat Roncevich. L. to R.: George and Louise Beswick, Barbara Alexander-Klein, Melanie Cline, Karen Eriksen, Cindy Cicco, Karen Shephard, Ann Unger, Rita Young, Joel Fishman, Tsegayue Beru, Frank Liu, Paul Recht, and Marc Silverman. In November, WPLLA Members joined others from the Pittsburgh legal community to see the ACLL’s recent upgrades and renovations inContinue reading “ACLL 150th Anniversary Celebration”
Monthly Archives: December 2017
Green Revolution in libraries?
If asked how libraries – public or academic – contribute to society, every librarian likely has a mental list available at the ready: libraries stimulate our children; libraries provide valuable public services, like resume-building or ESL classes; libraries bring people together, by hosting poetry readings or ex-pat societies or after-school clubs; libraries, by the natureContinue reading “Green Revolution in libraries?”
December Link Roundup
CRS – The Vacancies Act: A Legal Overview This CRS report first describes how the Vacancies Act operates and outlines its scope, identifying when the Vacancies Act applies to a given office, how it is enforced, and which offices are exempt from its provisions. It also discusses who may serve as an acting officer andContinue reading “December Link Roundup”
