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Report of the Tax Commission of Louisiana by Louisiana Tax Commission, 2009-10-21 Constitution of the State of Louisiana: Adopted in Convention At the City of Baton Rouge, November 22, 1913. By Authority (1913) by Louisiana, 2009-07-08 Debates in the Convention for the revision and amendment of the constitution of the state of Louisiana. Assembled at Liberty hall, New Orleans, April 6, ... By Albert P. Bennett, official reporter ... by 18 Louisiana. Constitutional convention, 1899-01-01 Official journal of the proceedings of the Convention for the revision and amendment of the constitution of the state of Louisiana. by 18 Louisiana. Constitutional convention, 1899-01-01 Constitution of the State of Louisiana: Adopted in Convention at the City of Baton Rouge, June 18, 1921 (1921 ) by Louisiana, 2009-10-21 Nature Study and Agriculture in the Public Schools of Louisiana by Louisiana State Public School Teacher's Association. Committee on Investigation of School Problems, 2009-10-21 Amendments to the Constitution of the State of Louisiana adopted at election held on November 2, 1920: Printed by authority of James J. Bailey, Secretary of State (1920?) by Louisiana, 2009-07-08 Louisiana by Dennis B. Fradin, 1995-03 Index to a Collection of Americana: (Relating Principally to Louisiana) Art and Miscellanea, All Included in the Private Library of T.P. Thompson (1912) by T. P. (Thomas Payne) Thompson, 2009-07-08 A History of the Louisiana Library Association 1925-2000 by Alma (ed) and Jumonville, Florence M. (ed) Dawson, 2003-01-01 Catalogue of the Louisiana State Library, Law Department. by Author Unknown, 2009-04-27 Aerospace and Defense Symposium Proceedings: February 27-March 1, 1989, New Orleans, Louisiana (The Library of American Production) by La.) A & D Symposium (1989 : New Orleans, 1989-06 Catalogue of the Louisiana State Library, 1869 Louisiana [ATB LOUISIANA] [Library Binding]

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61. Magale Library At Centenary College
    In addition to numerous computers, the library also boasts an extensive collectionof relating to the history of Centenary College of louisiana, the United  
    http://www.centenary.edu/library/
    
    Extractions: About Centenary Academics ... Staff Electronic Catalogs Magale Library ACS Consortium L.O.U.I.S. Reference e-Reference Services Online Research Subject Guides Help Ask A Librarian Bibliographic Instruction Interlibrary Loan Library Lab Schedules ... Archives Related Links Blackboard Courses Campus Services Computer Proficiency Exam Information Technology ... Interactive Survey Form With over 100 computers for student use, high-speed Internet access, study rooms and a multimedia production center, the Magale Library serves as a mecca for students studying and conducting research. In addition to numerous computers, the library also boasts an extensive collection of monographs, academic journals, archived rare books and manuscripts relating to the history of Centenary College of Louisiana, the United Methodist Church in Louisiana, the state of Louisiana and the city of Shreveport. Library Features More than 189,500 catalogued volumes

62. Links By Subject
    Click here if you have any questions or comments.Copyright © 1998 State Library of louisiana.  
    http://www2.state.lib.la.us/linksbysubject/index.php3
    
    Extractions: What's New? Search Home What's New? Search Home Searching the Links by Subject page: This search performs a keyword search of all of the fields in the database (URL, page title, notes, subject terms) and returns links to all subject headings and sites that contain the search term. NOTE: If two or more words are entered in the search box, it is the equivalent of performing an AND search for the terms. All of the terms must occur in the same field for the site to be a part of the search results. For example, searching for "Business Directories" would return any site in which both "Business" and "Directories" were in the title, URL, notes or subject terms. It would NOT, however, return a site in which "Business" only occurred in the title and "Directories" only occurred in the subject terms.

63. Welcome To The Beauregard Parish Library -- DeRidder, Louisiana
    Beauregard Parish Public Library. Welcome To The BeauregardParish Library DeRidder, louisiana.  
    http://library.beau.org/lib/

64. UL Lafayette: Library: Main Page
    Forms. Document last revised Thursday, May 6, 2004 251 PM. © Copyright 2003 bythe University of louisiana at Lafayette Edith Garland Dupré Library, PO Box  
    http://library.louisiana.edu/

65. Louisiana Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
    PerryCastañeda Library Map Collection. louisiana Maps. State Maps.louisiana original scale 12,500,000 USGS 1972 limited update  
    http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/louisiana.html
    
    Extractions: Map Collection New Orleans 1728 "La Nouvelle Orleans en 1728." From Report on the Social Statistics of Cities, Compiled by George E. Waring, Jr., United States. Census Office, Part II, 1886. (715K) New Orleans 1728 "Plan de la Nouvelle Orleans Capitale de la Louisiana 1728." From Report on the Social Statistics of Cities, Compiled by George E. Waring, Jr., United States. Census Office, Part II, 1886. (679K) New Orleans 1763 New Orleans 1770 "Plan of New Orleans in 1770, by Capt. Pittman of the British Army." From Report on the Social Statistics of Cities, Compiled by George E. Waring, Jr., United States. Census Office, Part II, 1886. (736K) New Orleans 1788 "Plan showing the boundaries of the great Conflagration of New Orleans on the 21st of March, 1788." From Report on the Social Statistics of Cities, Compiled by George E. Waring, Jr., United States. Census Office, Part II, 1886. (914K)

66. Southeastern Louisiana University - Library
    Library Hours. Best viewed at 800x600 screen resolution University ComputingPolicies and WWW Publishing Copyright ©19962004 Southeastern louisiana  
    http://www.selu.edu/Library/

67. Distance Learning Library Services
    Distance Learning Library Services are available to students who are taking compressedvideo, louisiana Public Broadcasting or Internetbased courses, students  
    http://www.selu.edu/Library/ServicesDept/referenc/offcampu.htm
    
    Extractions: Faculty Services Distance Learning Library Services are your immediate access to library resources. The goal of these services is to ensure complete and adequate access to informational and research material without having to come on-campus. To find out more information, please contact the Distance Learning Librarian SLU distance learners are provided equal library privileges to traditional learners and are entitled to all available library resources and services. Who can use these services? Distance Learning Library Services are available to students who are taking compressed video, Louisiana Public Broadcasting or Internet-based courses, students who are taking courses at designated SLU remote campuses (St. Tammany Center and Baton Rouge Center) or designated SLU off-campus sites: Bogalusa, Denham Springs High School, East St. John High School, Franklinton, Holden, Jefferson Center, Loranger, Mandeville, Ponchatoula, Slidell, Sumner, Walker High School. Distance Learning Services are available to faculty who are teaching electronic or off-campus courses.

68. Library Main
    LA 71115 (318) 7975069 louisiana State University in Shreveport is an equal opportunityemployer and educator. Send all comments to Library Webmaster The  
    http://www.lsus.edu/library/

69. Noel Memorial Library - Catalog For Academic Year 2003-2004
    LOUIS The louisiana Library Network LSUS is a member of LOUIS, a statewide consortiumproviding computer access to numerous electronic indexes, databases, full  
    http://www.lsus.edu/catalogs/catalog0304/noel.asp

70. Louisiana Music Archive And Artist Directory: Www.satchmo.com
    to track down a band on the web, try the musician’s index at the louisiana MusicArchive Once again, Greg Hardison s New Orleans A Virtual Library site at  
    http://www.satchmo.com/nolavl/
    
    Extractions: click here for satchmo.com site index Merci to the editorial staff of Gambit Weekly who named satchmo.com as their pick for " Best Local Web Site " in their 1999 "Best of New Orleans" readers poll (08/31/99 issue). Thanks to New Orleans and Louisiana music fans who voted satchmo.com as Runner Up (we try harder!) in the Best Music Website category of the 1999 OffBeat " Best of the Beat " Awards. "If you’re trying to track down a band on the web, try the musician’s index at the Louisiana Music Archive and Artists Directory. If the band you’re looking for is on the web, chances are you’ll find a link to it here, along with music news and announcements." Charlyn Keating; WWL Eyewitness Morning News "Once again, Greg Hardison's New Orleans - A Virtual Library site at Satchmo.com takes top spot as the best place to track down information on local bands and musicians on the Internet" Alex Oliver, Offbeat Magazine - Second Annual Best of the Web "Crescent City music and its artists shine brightly here at this spectacularly spicy spot " Infoseek Select "... particularly impressive, and a resource anyone looking for information on a Louisiana band or musician should check first, even before the larger search engines and Internet-wide indices"

71. :: Monroe Library -- Staff Profile -- James B. (Jim) Hobbs
    New Technology column, louisiana Library Association Bulletin vol. Jim Hobbs, The World Wide Web Today. louisiana Library Association Bulletin, vol.  
    http://library.loyno.edu/people/hobbs.htm

72. Rapides Parish Library
    Join Our Free Online Book Club. louisiana Library Connection Databases. louisianaNewspapers Alexandria Baton Rouge Lafayette New Orleans Shreveport Other.  
    http://www.rpl.org/

73. Louisiana
    Internet Law Library louisiana. . Law Library of louisianaresearch guides; Legislative Terms louisiana Legislature;  
    http://www.lawguru.com/ilawlib/158.htm
    
    Extractions: Louisiana Internet Law Library Home Page The Internet Law Library was originally provided to the public courtesy of the United States House of Representatives Law Revision Counsel Office. Part of the Counsel's mission is to make the law (particularly the U.S. Code) available to the public. When the U.S. House of Representatives discontinued hosting the Library, our site and several others were allowed to carry it.

74. Law Library Of Louisiana
    Resources Available at the Law Library of louisiana. LIBRARY CLOSINGIn order LAW LIBRARY OF louisiana ITEMS FOR SALE. Beginning on  
    http://www.lasc.org/law_lib&legal_res/index.asp
    
    Extractions: email: library@lasc.org Search the Library Catalog Located in the Supreme Court Building in New Orleans, the Law Library of Louisiana provides valuable services and resources for the judiciary, the bar, and the public throughout the state and beyond. The library, which was founded in 1855, now contains nearly 230,000 volumes in print and microform, including the complete chronology of both statutes and court reports for all fifty states and the federal government. Naturally, the collection of Louisiana legal materials is particularly rich historically. In addition to the law reviews of nearly all American law schools, the library subscribes to many bar journals and legal periodicals and newspapers devoted to a wide range of subjects. Both practice-oriented materials and scholarly treatises in all areas of law are acquired and updated systematically. As a depository of both U.S. and Louisiana documents, the library annually receives thousands of publications from administrative agencies and legislative bodies. Judges and judicial administrators will find a rich array of publications, such as those funded by the State Justice Institute, to fulfill their specific needs. Our foreign law section comprises statutes, law reports, and treatises from Commonwealth countries as well as rare French and Spanish texts.

75. Law Library Of Louisiana
    Law Library of louisiana. Research Guide 1. Ask at the Reference Desk howto search these sources. Law Library of louisiana 301 Loyola Ave.  
    http://www.lasc.org/law_lib&legal_res/library/RESGUID1.asp
    
    Extractions: Home Court Rules Opinion Search News Releases ... Employee e-mail Law Library of Louisiana Research Guide LOUISIANA LEGISLATIVE HISTORY Researching Louisiana Legislative History can be a challenge. There are very few compiled legislative histories. The only history available prior to 1976 are entries in the Legislative Calendar and Journals. Since 1997, the Legislature’s web site has provided much improved access to this information. You will need: Revised Statute number and section, or Code Article number; Act number; Bill number and year. Act numbers are included in the notes in the Louisiana Statutes Annotated (West). The bill number will be included with the text of the Act. Act and bill numbers can also be located on the Legislature’s web site. In 1997, the Legislature began to publish bill status information, versions of the bill, votes, amendments, the digest, and more on the Internet. Go to: http://www.legis.state.la.us/ Look for Session Info at the top of the page. From 1997 to the present, this archive has almost everything you need. The House has video of all House Committee meetings and floor proceedings available via Real Video over the Internet back to 1999. Go to

76. LUMCON Library
    The LUMCON Library Collection was originally housed in the Ellender MemorialLibrary, located at the Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, louisiana.  
    http://www.lumcon.edu/library/
    
    Extractions: The LUMCON Library Collection was originally housed in the Ellender Memorial Library, located at the Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana. After the building of the LUMCON Marine Center in 1986, the collection was moved to its present location which is located in Cocodrie, Louisiana. The Library has since been an active resource center for LUMCON faculty and staff as well as Consortium M ember Representatives, visiting researchers, students and the public.

77. Louisiana College: A Private, Christian, Liberal Arts College In The Gulf South
    louisiana College Main, Academics. Norton Library. Norton Library. NortonLibrary Web Site Library Catalog Search The Library provides  
    http://www.lacollege.edu/academics/nortonlibrary.html
    
    Extractions: Norton Library Norton Library The Library provides a collection of 130,000 volumes, 199,000 Government Documents, and a dynamic collection of audiovisuals and music scores. Through its interlibrary loan services the library obtains copies of books and journal articles not owned by the College. Study areas include three large reading rooms, two small group rooms, and individual study carrels. A computer lab with 24 personal computers is available. The library subscribes to several electronic databases providing bibliographic information and/or full-text documents. The library catalog is available in electronic format on the World Wide Web at http://norton.lacollege.edu . Off-campus access to the library's electronic resources is available to LC students upon their being issued a password by the Library Director. All currently enrolled students are encouraged to use the library's resources. Library Hours Monday-Thursday, 7:45 a.m.-11:00 p.m.

78. Holy Cross School - New Orleans, Louisiana - Library Index
    Quick Links. Library. Go To Online Reference Resources. Librarian Ms. Adele MangipanoLibrary Assistant Mrs. Cheri Damare Hours of operation 730 am 500 pm,  
    http://www.holycrosstigers.com/library/
    
    Extractions: Mission Statement Service to our community is our foremost duty. We define community as broadly as possible. Of course, our students, faculty, and staff are our primary community. However, in a broader sense, all the Brothers of the Holy Cross, our alumni, our students' families, as well as the people in the Holy Cross neighborhood are also part of our community. We also define the idea of service broadly. Our primary duty is to provide materials to support the curriculum as well as to provide recreational reading materials for students, faculty and staff. However, since we want the idea of library service to be proactive, and we endorse the idea of the library as the center of the educational process in the school, we want to do more than provide materials upon request. Suggesting materials to teachers and students, encouraging reading and studying, and encouraging students and teachers to become seekers of knowledge are also part of the library's mission. The library should help to shape the whole person instead of just fulfilling the immediate need for information. After all, Holy Cross is part of a religious community dedicated to educating both the heart and the head of those entrusted to it.

79. Holy Cross School - New Orleans, Louisiana -Library References
    Librarian’s Index to the Internet Recommended Directory; louisiana State LibraryDatabases This contains links to periodical databases that include both  
    http://www.holycrosstigers.com/library/reference.asp
    
    Extractions: This is a subscription database that contains information on current issues in American government, politics, historical information, and historical American documents. Come to the library for the user name and password. It can be accessed from school and home by going through the HC Library web page. ABC-CLIO American History Includes political and physical maps, current articles and information, and cultural information on countries of the world, as well as biographies of important people associated with each country. Allows advanced searches, and includes MLA examples on how to cite the material. ABC-CLIO World History

80. NASIG Newsletter, June, 1998: LOUISIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE
    3 (June 1998) ISSN 00921733. OTHER SERIALS NEWS. louisiana LIBRARY ASSOCIATIONANNUAL CONFERENCE. Full-Text Access Evaluation Are We Getting the Real Thing?  
    http://www.nasig.org/newsletters/newsletters.1998/98june/98june_louisiana_librar
    
    Extractions: LOUISIANA LIBRARY ASSOCIATION ANNUAL CONFERENCE "Full-Text" Access Evaluation: Are We Getting the Real Thing? (Version 2.1.2) Shreveport, LA, March 8, 1998 Reported by Phoebe Timberlake Their study was intended to address their library’s growing need, shared by many institutions, to increase journal access while also controlling journal costs. The methodology included examining the two latest issues of seventy-five print journals also available "full-text" in IAC’s Expanded Academic Index ASAP database. The titles they selected represented social sciences, sciences, and humanities and were all "core" enough to be indexed by one of the Wilson indexes. Their findings were startling, indicating that the "full-text" version very often is not "full," sometimes lacking entire articles, often containing different treatment or presentation of tables, illustrations, citations, editorials, and other parts of the print articles. Timeliness was also a consideration with the percentage of recent print issues not yet available in the database growing, even over the course of the study. Some were not there even several years after the printed version had appeared. Their presentation pointed out that, in fact, electronically accessed full-text materials and their print counterparts are not the same.

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