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The Chronicle Volume 28, No. 2, Summer 2010 – In this issue:

Chronicle logoThe Chronicle is the chapter’s official newsletter, published three times annually.

Volume 28, No. 2, Summer 2010
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From the Outgoing Chair

Cynthia McClellan

Cynthia McClellan

My year as Chair has been personally and professionally fulfilling.  I have greatly enjoyed working with the wonderful Board members who energize our Chapter through their hard work and creativity.   It is a privilege and an honor to have collaborated with so many stellar librarians in order to provide educational and networking opportunities, as well as foster collegiality and communication among our membership and beyond.
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Save the Date!

Save the Date

From the Editor

Rachel ResnickThis issue is full of articles about the Chapter’s Annual Meeting and MLA2010, and also includes our regular columns, except for the TechnoHumanist Corner, which will return in the fall. Thanks to Dan Kipnis, Priscilla Stephenson, and Julia Lewis for their MLA2010 reports. I welcome “newbie” Marita Malone to the Chronicle’s pages; she attended her first MLA conference and lived to tell about it. Enjoy her lighter side of the conference. Thanks also to Martha Kirby and Gary Kaplan, who provided a report on an event sponsored by the Philadelphia area chapter of SLA.
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IN MEMORIAM: JANET CLINTON

[Editor's note: This obituary previously appeared in the June/July 2010 issue of MLANews <http://www.mlanet.org/members/mla_news/2010/junjul_10/index.html>.  Donations in Janet's memory may be made to Aid to Friends, 12271 Road, Philadelphia, PA 19154. -RR]

Janet ClintonJanet C. Clinton, AHIP, librarian, Health Sciences Library, Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital, Darby, PA, for more than thirty years, passed away on April 25, at the age of sixty-four. Prior to assuming her position at Mercy Fitzgerald Hospital, she was an editor at BIOSIS. Clinton, who received a master’s degree in library science from Villanova University, Villanova, PA, was a longtime member of MLA and a Distinguished Member of the Academy of Health Information Professionals. She was also active in the Philadelphia Regional Chapter, MLA, and was a member of the editorial staff of its newsletter, the Chronicle, for many years. Clinton will be remembered for her fine work, charming smile, and quiet strength, as well as her expertise in growing roses and gerbera daisies. She won ribbons for her pressed flower arrangements at the Philadelphia Flower Show.