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Official school directory, Wisconsin by Wisconsin. Dept. of Public Instruction, 2009-10-31 Annual report of the Wisconsin State Horticultural Society by Wisconsin State Horticultural Society., 2010-05-10 The Wisconsin Income Tax Law: With Explanatory Notes (1919) by Wisconsin, 2009-07-08 Bulletin of the Wisconsin Natural History Society by Wisconsin Natural History Society., 2010-06-09 Annual report on the Geological Survey of the state of Wisconsin by Wisconsin. State Geologist., 2010-05-10 Biennial report - Wisconsin Department of Agriculture by Wisconsin. Dept. of Agriculture., 2010-01-29 Annual report of the Agricultural experiment Station of the University of Wisconsin for the year by University of Wisconsin--Madison. Agricultural Experiment Station., 2010-06-09 Biennial report of the Dairy and Food Commissioner of Wisconsin by Wisconsin. Dairy and Food Commission., 2010-06-09 The Inheritance Tax Laws of Wisconsin: With Notes of Decisions, Opinions and Rulings, 1921 (1921) by Wisconsin, 2009-07-08 Report on the Disastrous Effects of the Destruction of Forest Trees Now Going on So Rapidly in the State of Wisconsin (1867 ) by Wisconsin. Commissioners to Investigate and Report on the Disastrous Effects of the Destruction of Forest Trees, 2009-10-21 Biennial report - Wisconsin Tax Commission by Wisconsin. Tax Commission., 2010-06-09 Reading Places: Literacy, Democracy, and the Public Library in Cold War America (Studies in Print Culture and History of the Book) by Christine Pawley, 2010-06-30 The Heartland : Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, (Time-Life Library of America) by Robert McLaughlin, The Editors Of Time-Life, 1968 Wisconsin (America the Beautiful Second Series) by Jean F. Blashfield, 1998-08

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81. West Bend Community Memorial Library
    West Bend Community Memorial Library wisconsin Library of the Year2001. Picture of Library Workers Before the Award Picture of  
    http://www.hnet.net/~wbcml/wla2001.htm

82. BadgerLink Public Resources: Reference Sites
    Genealogy Local History Roundtable Links to Genealogy and Local History SitesRoundtable A list of resources compiled by the wisconsin Library Association.  
    http://www.badgerlink.net/ref_lnks.html

83. Jim Dan Hill Library Home Page
    The JimDan Hill Library supports the instructionalmission of the University of wisconsin Superior.  
    http://library.uwsuper.edu/

84. Welcome To The University Of Wisconsin-Parkside Library Homepage
    Send us a comment. Last update May 4, 2004. © 19962001, Universityof wisconsin-Parkside Library. All rights reserved. URL for  
    http://oldweb.uwp.edu/information.services/library/
    
    Extractions: Click Here Catalog of this library Catalogs of other libraries Course Reserves Databases Dictionaries/Encyclopedias Genealogical Resources Electronic Books Full-text databases Hours Interlibrary loan Journals/Magazines we own Magazine articles Newspapers Off-campus users (info for) Research Tips Send us a comment Videos World Wide Web What's New: Back Issues of Journals to be Reorganized New Reference Books New Browsing Books New Videos New DVDs What's new archive Send us a comment Last update: May 4, 2004.

85. Wisconsin Library Association, Inc., Annual Conference
    wisconsin Library Association, Inc., Annual Conference Librariesand Their Communities Advocating for Their Future . October 24  
    http://www.nclis.gov/about/speeches/simon/wisc.html
    
    Extractions: October 25, 1995, 10:30 a.m. - 12:00 noon A) Introduction Good morning. I am delighted to participate in the opening session of your conference. I want to tell you right away that I have Wisconsin roots by marriage! Paul's father, Pastor Martin Simon, was baptized, confirmed and ordained in the Zion Lutheran Church in Zachow. Paul's great grandparents had no surprise here a Wisconsin dairy farm. We have many family members and friends here and we love your beautiful state. On a library level, let me say how pleased the Commission was last year to be able to work with Doug Zweizig, Chuck McClure and others on a study of public libraries and the Internet. Dr. Zweizig is one of this country's outstanding library educators and researchers and I hope you know how fortunate you are to have him in Wisconsin! I am pleased to report that we are once again working with Doctors Zweizig and McClure to re-survey the libraries first studied in 1994. We want to begin to develop longitudinal data, to learn how much connectivity to the Internet has increased since 1994, to discover what uses libraries make of the Internet and other electronic services, and to begin to explore what changes these electronic connections have for libraries and for their users. I hope that in the future the Commission can support these kinds of studies for other types of libraries as well.

86. Wisconsin Library Association, Inc., Annual Conference
    June 6, 1996 Remarks of Jeanne Hurley Simon Chairperson US National Commission onLibraries and Information Science Portland Maine. 4.) Portland Public Library.  
    http://www.nclis.gov/about/speeches/simon/maine.html
    
    Extractions: 1) Introduction Good afternoon....And thank you, [Sheldon Kaye,] for that great introduction. I am delighted to be with all of you today to celebrate the launch of Portland's Operation Gateway. Sheldon, I am also proud to recognize your gifted library staff, the members of your dedicated Board of Trustees, the host of volunteers, and those personal and business contributors whose generosity has made this project a reality. Of course, this success could not have been possible without support and funding from the City of Portland. [And I am so glad that Portland City Manager Bob Ganley can be here to celebrate with us today.] As all of you know from [Sheldon's] introductory comments, the National Commission advises the President and the Congress on information policies related to libraries and information services. I serve on NCLIS along with 14 other Commissioners from different parts of the country. Only five Commissioners are professional librarians or information specialists. The rest, like me, are citizens with a special competence or interest in the needs of our society for library and information services. Ever since President Clinton appointed me NCLIS Chairperson two-and-a-half years ago, I have had the chance to pursue my life-long commitment to libraries. When I testify before Congressional Committees, I take every opportunity to talk about the terrific potential that new information technologies offer for libraries; I also hold meetings with top Federal information policy officials to discuss the opportunities Internet offers public libraries for providing enhanced community-based information services; and, finally, I have the chance to meet librarians, library supporters, and information specialists from around the country (from Maine to California), and around the globe. I learn a great deal from these meetings. And, believe me, I think that I have the best job in the entire library world!

87. LibraryPlanet.com » Wisconsin Library Budget Cuts
    June 24th, 2002. wisconsin Library Budget Cuts. Budget cuts in wisconsin are hittinglibraries in Oconto County like the Farnsworth Public Library very hard.  
    http://www.libraryplanet.com/2002/06/wisconsin
    
    Extractions: @import url( http://www.libraryplanet.com/wp-style/bright/style.css ); Filed under: Budget cuts in Wisconsin are hitting libraries in Oconto County like the Farnsworth Public Library very hard. No comments yet. RSS feed for comments on this post. Line and paragraph breaks automatic, e-mail address never displayed, HTML allowed: <a href="" title="" rel=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> Name (required) E-mail (required) URI Your Comment

88. Cofrin Library - University Of Wisconsin - Green Bay
    Cofrin Library © 2003 http//www.uwgb.edu/library Information Services DivisionUniversity of wisconsin - Green Bay 2420 Nicolet Drive Green Bay, wisconsin  
    http://www.uwgb.edu/library/
    
    Extractions: Online Databases: find articles and e-texts Select Database Descriptions A-E Database Descriptions F-L Database Descriptions M-R Database Descriptions S-Z Off Campus Access to Online Databases ABI/INFORM Global Academic Search Elite Academic Universe Access Science AGRICOLA American Chemical Society Journals Ancestry Plus **Only Available On Campus Annual Reviews Art Full Text ARTFL Associations Unlimited Biographies Plus Illustrated Biological Abstracts (BIOSIS) BioOne Black Drama Book Review Digest British and Irish Women's Letters and Diaries Business Full Text Business Source Elite Catalog of U.S. Government Publications

89. NAMI Wisconsin - Library
    bookshelf We have many books and videotapes available in our lending library browseor search through them here. resource guide The NAMI wisconsin Family and  
    http://www.namiwisconsin.org/library.cfm
    
    Extractions: The NAMI Wisconsin Family and Consumer Resource Guide includes a wealth of information, including details about agencies around the state providing services for people with mental illness and their families, legal and financial considerations, hospitalization, and much more. At any time, you can use the "search" link at the top of any page in the site to find specific terms you are looking for. children's guide

90. Archives
    2004 University of WisconsinMilwaukee All Rights Reserved. URL http//www.uwm.edu/libraries/arch/index.htmlLast edited on Wednesday, January 7, 2004.  
    http://www.uwm.edu/Library/arch/

91. UWP Karrmann Library - Plagiarism Prevention Reference Resource
    you have any questions about the Plagiarism Prevention web page, please contact KayYoung at the University of wisconsinPlatteville Karrmann Library, 342-1134  
    http://www.uwplatt.edu/~library/reference/plagiarism.htmlx
    
    Extractions: Paper Mills ... List of Works Cited Text of the is available online. Plagiarism is stealing or using the writing or ideas of others as though they are one's own. The word comes from Latin, plagium which means "kidnapping". According to West's Encyclopedia of American Law , plagiarism is "the act of appropriating the literary composition of another author, or excerpts, ideas, or passages therefrom, and passing the material off as one's own creation. Plagiarism is theft of another person's writing or ideas. "Thus, for example, plagiarism can include copying language or ideas from another novelist, basing a new song in large part on another's musical composition, or copying another artist's drawing or photograph."

92. Wisconsin Maps - Perry-Castañeda Map Collection - UT Library Online
    PerryCastañeda Library Map Collection. wisconsin Maps. State Maps.wisconsin original scale 12,500,000 USGS 1972 limited update  
    http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/wisconsin.html

93. Bills And Rules Lobbied 2003
    Select another organization. This Organization s Lobbyists, wisconsin Library Association,This Organization s Lobbying Effort. Madison, WI, 20032004 Session  
    http://ethics.state.wi.us/scripts/2003Session/BandRLobbied.asp?prinID=3139

94. Lobbying Effort By Organization
    wisconsin Library Association. 2003, 2004, Session to date. Creating publiclibrary districts, Changes to wisconsin s Common School Fund, Minor Effort.  
    http://ethics.state.wi.us/scripts/2003Session/LEOEL.asp?PrinID=3139

95. Wisconsin Library Colleges And Universities
    Universities. wisconsin Library Colleges and Universities. Our DatabaseCurrently Includes 2 wisconsin Library Colleges and Universities.  
    http://www.uscollegesearch.org/wisconsin_library_colleges.html

96. West Salem, Wisconsin: Library
    WI Logo wisconsin. Hazel Brown Leicht Memorial Library ARCHITECTSVierbircher Associates SDS Architects Opened December 18, 2000!  
    http://www.westsalemwi.com/library.htm
    
    Extractions: The mission of the Hazel Brown Leicht Memorial Library is to provide efficient access to informational materials in a variety of formats in order to promote life-long learning, recreational reading, and education support needs and interests. The Library upholds the principle of freedom of expression and ensures access to information for all. As an enhancement to the utilization of the library, the Village has provided the Mary and Jerome Klos Community Room. Use Policy and Procedure The population of the Village of West Salem grew from 3300 in 1980 to 4300 in 1999. The public K-12 student population has grown from 1235 to 1536 in the same time period. The West Salem Library serves as a resource for two private schools in the Village. Computer stations with Internet access are available. The new building is designed to serve the community in several ways. A community room is available for meetings and activities. The library has adequate adult seating, a study room, and a dedicated children's room. The West Salem community is aggressively working to provide a creative and attractive setting for life long learning for all members of our community in the tradition of Mrs. Leicht, educator and former La Crosse County Superintendent of Schools.

97. Hudson Area Joint Library (Wisconsin): Library Policies
    Community Information Book Reviews Click for Hudson, wisconsin Forecast. HudsonArea Joint Library 911 Fourth Street Hudson, WI 54016 715.386.3101.  
    http://www.hudsonpubliclibrary.org/policies.htm
    
    Extractions: Internet Use Policy: Users must sign in before working on the computer. Only those signing in are guaranteed at least a 60 minute session. Those who do not sign in may have their session ended at any time without warning. Individuals/families may sign up for 60 minute sessions renewable for an additional 60 minutes if no one else is signed up. No individual/family may sign up for more than 2 hours per day. Patrons may sign up for a session in advance by telephone or in person. Reservations have priority over walk-in users. The computer will be held for only 10 minutes past the appointment time. Groups are limited to no more than two patrons sharing a workstation. If you leave the workstation during your session, except to retrieve printouts from the networked printer, the workstation will be considered available for the next customer. The Internet is not a secure environment. Customers handling financial transactions or other activities that require confidentiality do so at their own risk.

98. MCWCAT Web OPAC Main Menu
    Welcome to MCWCAT, the library catalog of the Medical College of wisconsin.Library Services available include Go to the Library  
    http://ils.lib.mcw.edu/

99. University Of Wisconsin-Stout Library Learning Center
    Books, Videos and Theses Stout Library Catalog; Catalog from offcampus; InternetResearch Searching the Web; Subject Guides; E-Reference Resources; wisconsin Sites.  
    http://www.uwstout.edu/lib/

100. Ozaukee County Wisconsin - Library Planning
     Port Washington, wisconsin March 30, 2004. The Ozaukee County Library PlanningCommittee met in Room 117 of the Ozaukee County Administration Building.  
     http://www.co.ozaukee.wi.us/minutes/LibraryPlanning.htm
     
     Extractions: Home Board Econ Dev History ... What's New Library Planning Table of Contents May 18, 2004 April 21, 2004 March 30, 2004 March 2, 2004 ... October 14, 1999 Tuesday, May 18, 2004 Ozaukee County Administration Center 121 W. Main Street, Port Washington Room 117, (west end of building) Present: Eckert, Brelsford, Rupert, Zirbes, Urness, Weinhold Also present: Linda Pierschalla, Oscar Grady Library, Saukville; David Nimmer, W.J. Niederkorn Library, Port Washington; Mary Marquardt, Cedarburg Public Library. Call to Order Chair Brelsford called the meeting to order at 7 p.m. Approval of Minutes The minutes of the April 21 meeting were approved as presented. County Library District Grant The Library System received a County Library District Planning Grant to be used if the County Library Planning Committee decided to explore the County Library District concept beyond its initial discussion. Urness moved, Eckert second, to decline the grant since the Committee is referring the county library district concept to the next county library planning committee. Motion carried. The Committee stated that their action does not preclude a local public library from pursuing a study of a public library district. Joint Public Libraries for Non-libraried Municipalities Next meeting date The committee will meet on Tuesday, June 8 at 7 p.m. in Room 117 of the Ozaukee County Administration Building.

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