The libraries' brief accused Congress of "transforming a limited monopoly into a virtually limitless one".
CRANFORD PUBLIC LIBRARY "A Brief History of Books By and About America's Presidents," with author Nat Bodian.
And last week, once again, thousands of marathoners formed a block of Main Street determination that stretched past the Town Common's spring grass, and the Korean Presbyterian Church's white spire, and the public library offering brief amnesty for overdue items, and the Lovely Lady salon, on and on.
For many of the nearly four dozen people crowded into the library for the briefing, that wasn't good enough.
The site offers a searchable digital library of policy briefs, working papers, and reports.
I'm not the kind of person who can sit in a library and write briefs for month after month.
At the conclusion of each library visit, a brief report making specific recommendations pertaining to that library was presented to the library staff member in charge; both to provide feedback prior to the final report, and to give library staff documentation to pass on to the campus Director and Dean of Academic Affairs who facilitated the visit.
The U.S. Human Rights Online website supports lawyers working to "bring human rights home". This library provides sample briefs, pleadings and non-litigation advocacy materials on the domestic implementation of human rights law.
In a local library, I found a brief story buried in the Times about a Lieutenant Calley who had been charged by the Army with the murder of an unspecified number of civilians in South Vietnam.
After a week here in FMC Lexington Satellite camp, a federal prison in Kentucky, I started catching up on national and international news via back issues of USA Today available in the prison library, and an "In Brief" item, on p. 2A of the Jan . 30 weekendedition, caught my eye.
