Only one article?

[Tom Leveen <tleveen@VPICO.COM>]

Hello. As an associate editor on Today's School Media Specialist, this is a
question of practicality (looking for a good story), but thought it might
be fun for you to debate it too.

"You can read only one article related to your job as a media specialist
this year. What is the topic?"
Please feel free to send answers/ideas to my account at tleveen@vpico.com.
We're also always looking for writers, so if you have any thoughts, let me
know!  Thanks.

~
Tom Leveen, Associate Editor
480-990-1101 x. 1668

Today's Librarian
3300 North Central Ave. Suite 2500
Phoenix, AZ  85012

Kimberly Hundley, editor
480-990-1101 x. 1667
khundley@vpico.com

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