Strickland, Minow and Lipinski on USA PATRIOT Act

Mary is too modest to note the following blurb from The Chronicle of Higher Education on the current issue of The Journal of College and University Law, but I am not. The Chronicle quotes Michael A. Olivas's introduction to the special issue:

People can't avoid "cringing," he says, when they read a report on how the USA Patriot Act affects college libraries. That article -- by Lee S. Strickland, a visiting professor of information policy at the University of Maryland at College Park; Mary Minow, a lawyer and former librarian; and Tomas Lipinski, an assistant professor of information studies at the University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee -- will "shock even those readers who suspected that the world had changed."

The issue is not online. Information about the journal is available at http://www.nd.edu/~jcul/patriot_act.html
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UPDATE: A copy of the article is now available at http://www.cip.umd.edu/publications/patriot_in_the_library.pdf

Comments

[David Dodd]

Good goin' Mary!
I do wonder about the "former librarian" phrase, though. Once a librarian, always a librarian.

[Eli]

Congratulations. I'll have to look for a copy once I get back to the Bay Area ...