Law Library Newsletter for March

Click here or the picture to the right for the latest issue of D-Brief, the Pace Law Library Newsletter. Gail Whitemore, reference and special collections librarian, writes about the U.S. Supreme Court, the First Amendment, and campaign contributions; new credit card rules; Bookbag to Briefcase program offered at Pace Law School to students, and she reminds us of the library hours and about fun things to do out and about.

The Library Newsletter For December

Click here or the picture to the right for the latest issue of D-Brief, the Pace Law Library Newsletter. Vicky Gannon, Head of Circulation and Reference Librarian writes about the study rooms and extended services during the exam time, the availability of Bar Journals on HeinOnline, the recycling efforts at Pace Law School, and in the end she adds a recipe for delicious Holiday Anisette Cookies. Enjoy reading!

Law Library Newsletter for November

Click here or the image to the left for this month’s issue of D-Brief, the Law Library Newsletter, written by Cynthia Pittson, Head of Reference Services. Cynthia writes about the fictional Don Draper from her favorite TV show Mad Men and the very real Lilly Ledbetter, tips for finding paper topics using BNA databases, and old final exams available on the Law Library TWEN site.

Tomorrow, Nov. 3, is Election Day. The League of Women Voters of Westchester has a combined ballot listing all local races. Smartvoter.org from the League of Women Voters has nonpartisan election information for federal, state, and local elections.

Pace Law Library D-Brief

The October 2009 issue of D-Brief, written by the Pace Law Library, is available. Gail Whittemore, a reference and special collections librarian at the Pace Law Library, wrote about the new library drop box that is available off hours, Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty Resolution, library hours for the fall semester, and suggested some fun activities to do. Enjoy reading!

Law Library Newsletter

Welcome to our new students, and welcome back to our returning students. The latest issue of D-Brief, the Law Library Newsletter, written by reference librarian Margaret Moreland, includes information on the Library's web 2.0 efforts and an historical look at pandemics.

May Issue of D-Brief

Reference Librarian and Head of Circulation Vicky Gannon writes about some new Library resources—BNA Electronic Publications, Loislaw, and our updated research guides, including our Guide for 1Ls and Free and Low Cost Resources for Legal Research. There is also important information for our soon-to-be alumni.

Vicky includes a recipe for rice pudding that has caused a bit of controversy on the Library staff because it contains neither nutmeg nor raisins.

This is our last issue for this academic year. Good luck on exams, and we’ll be back in August.