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21 RIPS L. Libr. 1 (1998-1999)

handle is hein.lbr/aallrips0023 and id is 1 raw text is: LAW RIPS LIBRARIAN RESEARCH INSTRUCTION AND PATRON SERVICES SIS A Special Interest Section of the American Association of Law Libraries In This Issue: Message from the Chair ........... I RIPS Business Meeting Minutes .... 3 1998 Business Meeting Attendees ... 6 Roundtable Report ............... 7 New RIPS-SIS Listserv ........... 8 Mascot Unveiled ................ 8 Internet Ideas ................... 9 E-Mail: Property and Privacy Issues: Implications for the Law Firm and the Law School ................... 10 1999 Annual Meeting Programming .................. 13 WANTED! 1999 Teach-In Contributions .................. 16 Send Us Your News ............. 16 1997-1998 RIPS Executive Board .. 17 RIPS Committee Chairs .......... 17 Message From The Chair... Celeste Feather The Annual Meeting in Anaheim proved to be a momentous one for RIPS, and I'm sorry that all of you couldn't be there to experience the excitement. I am very excited about the energy I felt, the interest in RIPS activities that was expressed, and especially the willingness to volunteer and get involved. Kory Staheli, the outgoing RIPS Chair at the Anaheim meeting, is featured in a smiling photograph on page 26 of the September issue of AALL Spectrum at the RIPS business meeting. The photo was taken by our own Marc Silverman, the current RIPS Patron Services committee chair. Later in this issue you will find articles about the new RIPS listserv, the history behind the new RIPS mascot and our SIS colors (that should keep you reading!), and reports from the first RIPS roundtable discussions held at an Annual Meeting. There also will be a report from the Program Committee about the programs proposed and selected for the 1999 Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. Our new RIPS Web page also is full of helpful information and current activities. If you haven't seen it yet, take a look at it at http://www.aallnet.org/sis/ripssis/index.htm. Bobbie Studwell, the Web Page Committee chair, is always looking for volunteers to help develop the page and keep the information there current. (Continued on next page) RIPS Law Librarian * vol. 21, no. 1 * Fall 1998 + Page 1

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