Technology help in the Library
Library assistance (powered by the Columbia Client Services Department) for tech software challenges is available!
Tuesday through Thursday, 10am-2pm at the desk on the Library 2nd floor.
April 5, 2012
Library assistance (powered by the Columbia Client Services Department) for tech software challenges is available!
Tuesday through Thursday, 10am-2pm at the desk on the Library 2nd floor.
April 3, 2012
Reserve Study Rooms Online!
Did you know any group of two or more can reserve a study room in the library?
Book a library study room online now!
Just click on the "study rooms" button on the library home page to fill out our online form:http://libcal.colum.edu/booking/studyrooms
That's it! You can reserve a room from your phone or any computer.
March 29, 2012
Earth Hour - Sat. 3/31 at 8:30pm
Saturday, March 31 at 8:30 pm is Earth Hour.
Join the movement and turn it all off for 60 minutes.
Want to learn more about Earth Hour? Visit http://www.earthhour.org/.
March 27, 2012
Edible Books, Tues April 3, 6-8pm
Edible Books & Tea - 13th Annual
Tuesday April 3, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
624 S. Michigan Ave
3rd Floor North
Entry fee is $10, or FREE if you RSVP and bring an edible book. Enter the event using the downloadable form, available here.
(Used by permission: Illustration by Ivan Brunetti, cover for The Comic Book, a section of Nickelodeon's Monthly Magazine.)
Co-sponsored by the Center for Book and Paper Arts and the Columbia College Chicago Library. Proceeds benefit the Center for Book and Paper Arts equipment fund and the Friends of the Library.
March 23, 2012
Get Free eBooks!
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| Picture by Michael Porter |
Spring break is right around the corner so what a great time to load up your eReader with FREE eBooks!
Free eBooks
Free eBooks
Here is a list of places where you can download eBooks for free:
More Online eBook Resources
Comparison of eReaders
Not sure which eReader to get? Here are some places that can help you sort out the different options:
Reader Comparison GuideDo you know a good website for downloading free eBooks? Please share it with us!
March 20, 2012
No Florida? Do Springbreak in Chicago!
SATURDAY 24 - Creative Chicago Expo
Creative Chicago Expo (FREE ADMISSION) started yesterday! It's at the other CCC (Chicago Cultural Center, enter on Washington or Randolph at Michigan Avenue). Today's focus is on the needs of creative individuals.
10am-4pm
SUNDAY 25 - Bell'Italia and John Waters
Bell'Italia?
This week's FREE performance series honors the Italian neighborhood, particularly Little Italy, with music, dance, colorful costumes, food and art...what's not to like?
Or perhaps this is your cup of chai...
Glessner House Museum, located at 1800 S. Prairie Ave. will host the premier of feature-length documentary film, Of Dolls and Murder narrated by JOHN WATERS. $15.00...not free but with all the money you're saving by not being in FL, you should totally go!
MONDAY 26 - Relax!
Chill out today...everyone needs some down time...do some yoga or tai chi!
TUESDAY 27 - World Theatre Day
175 Days to Love Chicago: World Theatre Day 7pm
Join in the 50th Annual World Theatre Day celebration as local, national, and international theatre-makers come together with theater patrons and friends to explore the importance of cultivating a global perspective.
WEDNESDAY 28 - Clark House Museum
Clarke House (Chicago's oldest house) is doing FREE guided tours today on a first come, first serve basis. There's a limit of 12 per tour, so get there early. This is one of oldest establishments in the South Loop area...great if you didn't make it to the other "oldest establishment", the Glessner House, on Sunday night.
THURSDAY 29 - Nature Museum
Illinois residents get a free pass today at the Peggy Notabaert Nature Museum...the butterfly room is not to be missed!
FRIDAY 30 - Morbid Curiosity
MORBID CURIOSITY (MC) at the Cultural Center...MUST SEE!
MeMo Installation: research based project by artist and speculative designer, Jessica Charlesworth (4th floor lobby) and the big kahuna Richard Harris Collection which showcases nearly 1,000 works including creations by many of the greatest artists of all time; explores the iconography of death across a variety of artistic, cultural and spiritual practices from 2000 BCE to the present day.
Revive from all that darkness with some light(ness) in cupcake form at Sugar Bliss Cafe (55 E. Washington)...typical Friday flavors include pure chocolate, chocolate capuccino, vanilla coconut, lemon drop and more!
Head back to CC for more culture, if it's raining...there are SEVEN more cool exhibits unrelated to MC!
Or if it's sunny, GO STRAIGHT TO MILLENNIUM PARK for some rays! Tomorrow's another day:)
SATURDAY 31 - Roller Derby!
Round up the group and head for some rock'em-sock'em action at 
UIC Pavillion 525 S. Racine 6:00PM, 2 matches:
Take advantage of ME+3 ticket price break...$20 each. Yes it's pricey but oh so FUN!!!
SUNDAY 1 - Maxwell Street Market
All jokes aside, check out the MAXWELL STREET MARKET, a Chicago tradition of bargains and bargaining with an international flavor on Desplaines St. at Roosevelt Road from 7am-3pm. Shopping, food, music and MORE DANCING!!!
ANY DAY FILLERS:
If you've got a Chicago Public Library card, then you might just try to snag a MUSEUM PASSPORT. The passport is good for the general admission fee of up to FOUR people at once.
So, pick your adventure:
- Witness the birth of a star
- stare down menacing moray eels
- come nose to antennae with fragile butterflies
- sway upon the rigging of a huge schooner
- wander galleries and marvel at both ancient and modern art
- journey backward to a time when dinosaurs ruled the earth
- step back just far enough to trace the growth and changes of Chicago and the nation
Then call the nearest public library to reserve a pass. [Good luck!!!]
Keep in mind that Columbia College students always get a free pass at the Museum of Contemporary Art located one block east of Michigan Ave at Chicago Ave. Just show your Columbia Card.
Join the Navy (Pier) crowd! Start with the interesting ride over via the #29 bus, continue with much walking around indoors and out. Finally, end with a stop at the PHOTOBOOTH, SIRI not included...seriously.
March 19, 2012
eBooks: Add Safari eBooks to your Moodle Class
Start Reading
Last week I talked about how to browse the Safari Tech Books Online library and select an eBook to Start Reading. Once you’ve clicked on the Start Reading button, you will see your eBook displayed in the reader window. The interactive Table of Contents appears on the left-hand side of the page. You can move directly to a specific chapter or page by clicking the listing in the table of contents.
Get the Right URL!
Once you’ve selected the chapter or selection you’d like to have your students read you need to get the correct URL to use in your Moodle class. There is a URL button in the tool bar across the top of the reader window.
Click on the URL Button and the URL for that particular chapter will be displayed, ready for you to copy and paste into Moodle.
Don’t paste that URL yet!
Before you paste that URL into your Moodle link, it is very important that you add this to the beginning of the URL:
Before you paste that URL into your Moodle link, it is very important that you add this to the beginning of the URL:
http://emils.lib.colum.edu/login?url=
This will allow your students to view the Safari eBook when they are off-campus. It makes for a very long URL to paste into Moodle but it’s very important that you remember to add this prefix. Without this prefix your students won't be able to authenticate into the Safari database.
So, the complete URL you need to paste into Moodle will look something like this:
http://emils.lib.colum.edu/login?url=http://proquest.safaribooksonline.com/book/-/9780240814254/chapter-1-essential-techniques/3
On to Moodle:
And here’s what the link will look like when you set it up in Moodle:
And here is what your students will see as they look at their class page:
Using Safari Tech Books online and Moodle is a perfect way to provide your students with easy access to great online resources!
March 16, 2012
How Do I Find a Book?
Does the idea of tracking down a book in the Library fill you with dread? Help is on the way...
To find a book, you have to know two things: call number and floor. The call number is a series of numbers, letters, and a decimal point. Look for the call number in the book information in Library Search.
The Library has different collections (Scores, Career, Reserves, Film Scripts) on 5 floors. The biggest is the Main Collection on floors 3, 4, and 5. Call numbers of books in the Main Collection do not indicate which floor the book is on.
Here's a cheat sheet:
Main Collection Call Number Locations
001-739 - 3rd floor
740-799 - 4th floor
800-999 - 5th floor
Don't memorize that! Just check the floor guides near the elevators. Or use the floor directory.
1. Once you find the right floor, look for the first three numbers in the call number. These are in number order: 800 comes before 803, which comes before 810.
2. Now look for any numbers that come after the decimal point. These are in decimal order: 800.01 comes before 800.1, which comes before 800.25.
3. Then look for a letter, in alphabetical order: 800.01 G comes before 800.01 R, which comes before 800.01 Y.
If you can't find a book, ask a Library staff person for help. Hope this makes finding a book easier!
Trivia: What call number system does CCC Library use? Let us know in the comments! (Hint: decimal is part of its name.)
March 13, 2012
The "At Your Service" Faculty Expo
Next
week the Library will host an exciting event just for Columbia College Chicago
faculty:AT YOUR SERVICE FACULTY EXPO
Tuesday March 20th + Wednesday March 21st, 2012
11:30 am – 1:30 pm
Columbia College Chicago Library, 624 S. Michigan Ave.
3rd floor north reading room
We’ll
have prizes, refreshments, a relaxed environment for networking, and
knowledgeable Library liaisons to answer your questions about services
especially for you.
Faculty
members will have the opportunity to win: an iPod Touch, a $50 gift card
for Pockets, or a $25 gift card from Kingoberry and more!
To participate, just fill out the attached form below and submit it to the 2nd floor Library Reference Desk between 8am Monday, March 12th, and 1pm Wednesday March 21st, 2012. Winners will be selected and announced at the Faculty Expo on March 21st.
Take advantage of this unique opportunity to connect with Library staff
and resources. The Expo will be a great opportunity to learn more about the
resources the Library has to enrich your teaching and research needs.
Look
for our ads in the Columbia Chronicle in this and next week's issues. For
more information, contact: Cole
Robertson at crobertson@colum.edu or x7427
The Official Rules for the At Your Service Faculty Expo Drawing: Participants must submit an entry form between 8am 3/12/12 and 1pm 3/21/12 to be eligible to receive a chance for a prize. Entry card must be filled out and placed in entry box (located at library 2nd floor reference desk) for random drawing. One entry per person. No purchase necessary to enter or receive a prize. Odds of winning will depend on the total number of entries received. Library staff and family members are ineligible to participate. Entrants must be teaching at least one course at Columbia College Chicago at the time of the drawing. Contact information gathered can be used for further marketing efforts by the Library at a later date. Void where prohibited by law.
March 12, 2012
eBooks: Browsing Safari Tech Books
Have you had a chance to browse through the Safari Books Online digital collection yet? Safari Tech Books Online is a collection of over 16,000 technology, digital media and business books that are available free of charge to Columbia College Chicago faculty, staff and students.
Browse Safari Online
The book selection in the Safari digital library covers a wide range of topics (click here for a complete listing of all the Safari Tech Book categories available). You can browse for books by category, conduct a keyword search, view recently added titles, most popular titles or scroll through the 16,000 titles listed by date, popularity or alphabetical order.
Start Reading
Once you've found the book you want to read, click the START READING button.
This will take you to a page that contains an interactive table of contents, your eBook text and a selection of tools icons across the top of the page that will help you interact with your eBook.
You can find out more information about eBooks at Columbia here. Happy Browsing!!
March 5, 2012
eBooks: Safari Books Online
Are you ready to go on Safari?
I’m hoping that you are familiar with the college’s subscription to Lynda.com and are already taking advantage of the hundreds of technology training videos available to Columbia faculty, staff and students free of charge. But did you know that there are thousands of technology ebooks available for you use for free through the Safari Tech Books Online subscription at the Columbia College Chicago Library?
What are Safari Tech Books Online?
Safari Tech Books Online was started in 2001 by O’Reilly Media, Inc. and Pearson Technology Group with the aim of gathering the best technology books available and creating an on-demand digital library. Today over 40 publishers participate in creating content for this online library of over 15,000 ebooks. Look for books by publishers such as Adobe Press, Peachpit Press, Microsoft Press, APress, SAMS and more.
What kind of Technology eBooks are available?
One of the advantages of a collection like Safari Tech Books Online is their ability to keep the eBook content up-to-date. It is easy for Safari to update the online library so that new eBooks can be uploaded as soon as they are released, letting you keep current in your training as software versions change. You can view a complete listing of eBook categories available which include topics and products that range from Microsoft Office and Adobe Photoshop, to computer programming and Web Design, to accounting and project management, to Skype, Facebook and Twitter.
Where can I find Safari Tech Books Online?
All of the Safari Tech books are discoverable when you search the Library Catalog. However, if you would like to see just the Safari Tech Book Online collection, click on the Databases A-Z link on the Library’s main page and then scroll down to the Safari Link under the S Tab.
We'd like to hear from you - faculty are you recommending Safari Tech Books online for your students? Students - any of your teachers using the Safari Tech Books in your class yet?
February 29, 2012
Representin' at "In The Mix 2012"
On Saturday, February 25, the Library participated in "In The Mix 2012", an open house for students of color hosted by the Office of Multicultural Affairs. Pictured below are some of the many high school students who visited our table. A big "thank you" to Sharla Rivera, a library school student from Dominican University interning for the Marketing and Outreach Department this semester, for her assistance.
February 13, 2012
Art in the Library Exhibit Opening and Reception
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| Emily Sperl, Photography |
Please join us for our latest Art in the Library exhibition opening and reception on Thursday, February 16, 2012 from 5-7pm, Third Floor North. The Library is located at 624 S. Michigan Ave.
Art in the Library is an ongoing series (four times each academic year) of exhibitions featuring the art of Columbia College Chicago student, faculty, staff and alumni.
Interested in showing your work in a future Art in the Library exhibition? Contact Larry Oberc at 312.369.7157 or loberc@colum.edu.
January 31, 2012
Jo Cates wins Alumni Achievement Award from Simmons
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| Jo Cates |
Her selection by the Alumni Board indicates that she has "demonstrated excellence in a way that exceeds the boundaries of her position, and achieved national and international influence as an outstanding role model for library and information professionals".
Dean Cates will be honored at the Simmons GSLIS Alumni Annual Gala in April.
January 24, 2012
Chicago Journalists Association Illustrations
Title: Chicago Journalists Association: Early 20th Century Illustrations
Location: Library, 624 S. Michigan Ave., 2nd floor east
Contact: CADC (cadc@colum.edu )
Dates: Jan 23 through May 5, 2012
Come view selected political cartoons and illustrations from the Chicago Journalists Association collection, most on display for the first time in nearly thirty years. Chicago Journalists Association is a non-profit organization of experienced print and electronic journalists in the Chicago area that was founded during the Chicago World’s Fair.
During the World’s Columbian Exposition in 1893, Chicago journalists met while covering the event. Forty years later, on August 12, 1933, at the second Chicago World Fair, the Century of Progress, a reunion of the press veterans of 1893 was held, a board was formed, and the organization began to meet once a year.
In 1939, Joseph C. Davis, a sportswriter, led the promotion of the Chicago Press Veterans Association and widened its membership base. This organization of professional journalists held its first annual dinner in December 1939 and the association was incorporated in 1942.
In 2011, the Chicago Journalists Association donated the collection to College Archives and Digital Collections at Columbia College Chicago for curricular support and research use.
January 18, 2012
Where's my Wikipedia? Many sites go dark
Today, a number of websites (including Wikipedia) are going "dark" for 24 hours in protest of two upcoming Congressional bills, the "Stop Online Privacy Act" (SOPA) and "Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act of 2011" (PIPA).
The American Library Association (ALA) is strongly opposed to both bills due to the potential threat to first amendment free speech rights, intellectual freedom and privacy rights. Find out about ALA's position and more information on both SOPA and PIPA here.
If you are having trouble with finding information as a result of the blackout, be sure to contact Ask A Librarian--we are here to help!
January 14, 2012
Exhibit: Travelling with John Fischetti
Title: Travelling with John Fischetti
Location: Library, 624 S. Michigan Ave., 3rd floor east
Contact: CADC (cadc@colum.edu )
Dates: Jan 17 through May 5, 2012
John Fischetti, the Pulitzer-prize winning political cartoonist and syndicated cartoonist, is best known for his editorial cartoon work.
Come see a very different view of John Fischetti’s work: travel sketches from trips to France, Denmark, and New York City.
More information can be found online: colum.edu/archives/collections/holdings/manuscripts/fischetti
The exhibit is curated by Thatiana Oliveira, a graduate student in Photography at Columbia College Chicago.
January 13, 2012
ANC 100th Anniversary Exhibit
TITLE: Freedom & Justice: The 100th Anniversary of the African National Congress
Contact: CADC(cadc@colum.edu)
DATES: January 13 through May 5, 2012
LOCATION: Library, 1st floor, 624 S. Michigan Ave.
In concert with this year’s Critical Encounters theme of Rights, Radicals, and Revolutionaries, this exhibit “Freedom & Justice: The 100th Anniversary of the African National Congress” celebrates the centennial of the African National Congress (ANC), the African national liberation movement formed in 1912.
In 1994, after decades of resistance and frequently violent conflict, the ANC enjoyed a decisive victory when citizens voted in the country’s first national election and chose ANC candidate Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa.
The African National Congress (ANC) exhibit contains material from the Chicago Anti-Apartheid Movement Collection housed in College Archives & Digital Collections at Columbia College Chicago.
More information can be found online: http://www.lib.colum.edu/archives/collections/holdings/manuscripts/caam.php.
January 12, 2012
Phi Sigma: The Voice Exhibit
Title: Phi Sigma: The Voice
Location: Library, 624 S. Michigan Ave., 2nd floor west
Contact:CADC (cadc@colum.edu)
Dates: Jan 17 through May 5, 2012
Learn about Phi Sigma, a public-speaking group established in Chicago in 1878, the oldest, continuously running organization of its kind in Illinois. View covers from its publication the “Voice” created and designed by its members, whose pages contain the text of talks presented on such diverse topics as art history, socialism, philosophy, journalism, idealism, and evolution.
This collection, housed in College Archives & Digital Collections at Columbia College Chicago, honors the College’s early curricula in oratory arts and speaks to Columbia’s mission and curricula today.
The exhibit is curated by Emily Sperl, an undergraduate student in Photography at Columbia College Chicago.
December 12, 2011
Free Coffee after 5pm - Today through Thursday
We know that you will be working hard this week on your final tests and projects, so let us give you a boost! The Library will be providing free cups of coffee after 5pm beginning Monday, December 12th through Thursday, December 15th.
It's our way of sharing our appreciation and wishing you good luck!
December 1, 2011
Give a Gift to a Child in Need: The Giving Tree @ the Library
Beginning Friday, December 1 through Wednesday, December 14, the Giving Tree will be located in the Library, across from the Circulation Desk, First Floor. The Tree will contain names of children in need and the gift that they would like for the
holiday season. For more information, stop by the Library or contact Kim Hale at 312.369.7431 or Roland Hansen at 312.369.7431.
If you prefer to donate cash in lieu of a purchased gift, or have other questions about the Giving Tree, contact the project coordinator at: givingtree@ccap.colum.edu.
Please note: No monetary donations will be accepted by the Library.
By choosing to buy a scarf, doll,
coat, or race car for a Herzl student this holiday season, you will make their holiday season a bit brighter.
World Aids Day, December 1
Source: World AIDS Day website
For more information on World AIDS Day and HIV/AIDS:
- World AIDS Day: http://www.worldaidsday.org/
- HIV/AIDS-The Basics: http://aids.gov/hiv-aids-basics/
- United States Center for Disease Control: http://www.cdc.gov/hiv/resources/factsheets/index.htm
- Illinois Department of Public Health: http://www.idph.state.il.us/aids/default.htm
- Aids Foundation of Chicago: http://www.aidschicago.org/
- Columbia College Chicago Library Health/Medical Libguide: http://libguides.colum.edu/health
November 30, 2011
Give Your Books a New Home: Books for Africa
Do you have textbooks that can't be returned for a refund? Are you cleaning out your dorm room or office and have great books needing a new home? Well, we can help you with that!
The Library, in partnership with Better World Books, will be sponsoring a book drive through Friday, December 16, 2011. All books received will be sent to Better World Books who will then sort and sell as many books as possible with proceeds going to our chosen literacy partner, Books for Africa.
For more information about these organizations, go to:
- Better World Books: www.betterworldbooks.com
- Books for Africa: www.booksforafrica.org
November 29, 2011
Finals Fridays Begin December 2
For the convenience of our students and faculty, the Columbia College Chicago Library will be offering extended hours on the last three Fridays of the Fall 2011 Semester. We will be open until 8:00pm on the following Fridays:
- Friday, December 2, 2011
- Friday, December 9, 2011
- Friday, December 16, 2011
November 21, 2011
Library Closing at 7pm on Wednesday, November 23
The Columbia College Chicago Library will be closing at 7:00pm on Wednesday, November 23rd, and will reopen on Monday, November 28th at 8:00am.
The College will be closed Thursday through Sunday in observance of the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
November 17, 2011
Art in the Library Exhibit Opening and Reception
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| Photography by Abby Tebeau |
Please join us for our latest Art in the Library exhibition opening and reception on Thursday, November 17,
2011 from 5-7pm, Third Floor North. The Library is located at 624 S. Michigan Ave.
Art in the Library is an ongoing series (four times each academic year) of exhibitions featuring the art of Columbia College Chicago student, faculty, staff and alumni.
Interested in showing your work in a future Art in the Library exhibition? Contact Larry Oberc at 312.369.7157 or loberc@colum.edu.
October 25, 2011
Friends of the Library Signature Showcase: Jay Wolke
From 2000 to 2007, Jay Wolke photographed in the south of
Italy to
capture the complexity of a region that is colloquially known as
Il mezzogiorno.
What he found in this historic and often troubled
landscape was an elaborate
set of physical, social,and political forces
manifested in an extraordinary tapestry
of visual information.
Join us as he discusses the project and signs copies of his
latest book,
Architecture of Resignation,
Photographs from the Mezzogiorno published
by the Center for American Places (now Columbia
College Chicago
Press). This event is free and open to the public, and refreshments will
be served.
Friday October 28, 2011 | 5:00-6:30pm
Columbia College Chicago Library, 3rd Floor North
624 S. Michigan Ave.
Chicago, IL 60605
Jay Wolke is Professor and Chair of the Art + Design
Department at
Columbia College Chicago and has been an educator since
1980. He is
a celebrated photographer and the author of several books including
All
Around the House: Photographs of American Jewish Communal Life,
published by the Art Institute of Chicago, and Along the Divide:
Photographs of the Dan Ryan Expressway, published by the Center for American Places. |
October 14, 2011
Welcome Parents!
The Library welcomes you to Parent Weekend!
Visit the Library on Friday evening for the Art Walk, and on Sunday for a continental brunch.
Art Walk: Friday, October 14, from 6-8pm.
Brunch: Sunday, October 16 from 10am-12pm.
Visit the Parent Weekend event calendar for more information.
Hope to see you there!
October 12, 2011
Patricia Ann McNair Book Signing: A Temple of Air
From the teenagers who witness a tragedy at a carnival to the twins who run the local ice cream parlor, each of the eleven linked stories in this collection gives readers a glimpse of life in the small town of New Hope. Unapologetically in your face, her stories pull you close enough to dig their way into your subconscious and leave you haunted.
This program is free and open to the public, and copies of the book will be available for sale.
October 3, 2011
Art in the Library Exhibit Opening and Reception
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| Artist: Rafael E. Torres, Jr., Staff |
Please join us for our fall 2011 Art in the Library exhibition opening and reception on Thursday, October 6, 2011 from 5-7pm, Third Floor North. The Library is located at 624 S. Michigan Ave.
Art in the Library is an ongoing series (four times each academic year) of exhibitions featuring the art of Columbia College Chicago student, faculty, staff and alumni.
Interested in showing your work in a future Art in the Library exhibition? Contact Larry Oberc at 312.369.7157 or loberc@colum.edu.
September 26, 2011
Banned Books Week: September 24 - October 1, 2011
This week, we celebrate Banned Books Week! Each year during the last week of September, the American Library Association (along with libraries, booksellers, publishers, and others) celebrates the freedom to read and brings to light books which have been challenged or banned throughout the country.
A yearly compilation of books which have been challenged or banned is produced by Robert P. Doyle, Executive Director of the Illinois Library Association. Among the titles for 2010-2011 include:
A yearly compilation of books which have been challenged or banned is produced by Robert P. Doyle, Executive Director of the Illinois Library Association. Among the titles for 2010-2011 include:
- Slaugherhouse-Five by Kurt Vonnegut
- Song of Solomon by Toni Morrison
- The Koran
- Great Soul: Mahatma Gandhi and His Struggle With India by Joseph Lelveld
- The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
- The Absolutely True Story of a Part Time Indian by Sherman Alexie
- Running With Scissors by Augusten Burroughs
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