Search Engine strategies for the Selective service question asked earlier this week

[Deb or Jim Dalton <daltonj@WPE.COM>]

I'm sorry that I did not save the query about the selective service v.
McConnell(?) case  because I got the answer immediately, which makes me
think that perhaps, and no offense intended in any way, even librarians need
a refresher course in search engine strategies.

Here's what I did:

on google.com I typed in:

+"selective service" +McConnell   (or whatever the proper name was)

and got the reference - I believe it was a NY case.

Hope this helps someone , and that I don't sound too know-it-all. I
absolutely love Google, and my students are beginning to appreciate it too.

Deb Dalton
Oneonta High School
Oneonta, NY 13820

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