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January 21, 2010

Law Library GPS wins LibVid Award for Best Narration

My very talented colleagues, Karen Spencer and Nefeli Soteriou, created a law library tour video, "Law Library GPS," that won the LibVid Award for best narration. To avoid confusion, note that LibVid took the liberty of renaming the video "Never get lost in a law library (again)." Take a peek. It's worth a few minutes of your time. Though totally unrelated to law libraries, have you seen Yale's undergraduate admissions video? [BA]

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