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Articles in June 2005 issue of Information Outlook

• Taken aback
  by Sandra M. Schock
• What does 'information' really mean?
  by Willem Noorlander
• Coming together—clicking together
  by Janice R. Lachance
• SLA to honor 'Info Heroes' at awards ceremony
• Web sites worth a click
  by Carolyn J. Sosnowski
• Career college librarians introduce themselves: fringe librarianship
  by Melissa Aho
• Artist directory seeks data on collections
• For professional development, Click University: new online education service will take learning to members' desktops
  by John Lowery
• 2006 board candidates announced
• AAM honors IMLS chief
• Feds keep more secrets, study shows
• Kaizen meets dewey: applying the principles of The Toyota Way in your library
  by James Wiser
• Network, know your customers, and sell: former librarian, now a bookseller, has the same advice for information professionals and entrepreneurs
  by Karen Santos Freeman
• Knowledge taxonomies: what's the role for information professionals?
  by Jo Anne Cote
• A ridiculous photo
  by Kate Bird
• Coming events
• Did the March cover photo depict a professional?
  by Heywood Earl Mounts
• Radical Reference: taking information to the street
  by Shinjoung Yeo
• Digital licensing questions
  by Lesley Ellen Harris
• I welcome diverse covers
  by Erin Lanham
• The cover is good
  by Denise M. Watkins
• The importance of understanding organizational culture
  by Debbie Schachter
• One small step for Cinderella
  by John R. Latham
• Tiny libraries
  by Stephen Abram