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Articles in April, 2006 issue of Information Outlook

• Juggling career and family, Baltimore style: or the saga of how a session made it into the conference program
  by Elana Broch
• The importance of good decision making
  by Debbie Schachter
• Plenty of learning opportunities scheduled for SLA 2006
• See you in Baltimore! It's time to get ready for the big show!
  by Edna W. Paulson
• Not another survey?
  by John R. Latham
• Beyond economic rights
  by Lesley Ellen Harris
• Coming events
• Going global
  by Janice R. Lachance
• Always fresh: keeping your Web site current with news feeds
  by Darlene Fichter
• Government Information Division pros: a diversity of roles second of two parts
  by Peggy Garvin
• The book title had a "the" in it. Does that help?
  by Dave Kellett
• 'If you're not wired … you just aren't a librarian these days': Edwin Burgess takes Army library from card catalogs to online information sharing
  by Forrest Glenn Spencer
• Search engine alternatives: will you suffer the DTs if you quit Google?
  by Stephen Abram
• 'Focus on one mega-project to benefit us all'
• Web sites worth a click
  by Carolyn J. Sosnowski
• To keep KM current, pay attention to context changes
  by Seth Earley
• SLA news
• Just ask? The best way to get your clients the right information is to find out exactly what they want