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  • Survivor: The Library Edition
    By Susan Carol Curzon - 04/01/2009
    Six years ago, I shared some strategies on managing a cutback ("Budget Shortfalls," LJ 5/15/03, p. 34–35). Now, here we are in an even more severe economic downturn. We must have viable libraries through these tough times, so we need to keep adding to our portfolio of ways to manage cutbacks. More


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