The Ref bookmarks page now includes a link to ExLibris Primo at NCSU and the Primo charter, which states as the Project Outcome that Primo will go into use on campus no later than next summer (2007). This will give us a hint of how the future MNCAT may look.
The Libraries will be helping ExLibris to develop this product. You can get an idea of what features that could be included from NCSU's new catalog, which they developed together with a company different from Exlibris ( http://www.lib.ncsu.edu/catalog/).
--Johan
Starting Monday June 26th, Metro Sales will remove 10 public copiers from Wilson Library and 3 public copiers and the color copier from Magrath to help facilitate the installation of the new copiers in July. We will also be adding notices to any remaining coin towers letting our patrons know that sometime during the month of July we will no longer be accepting coin for our vended copies. On this notice we also list their options for purchasing a copy card.
If you have any questions please contact Amy Boemer (612) 625-5281
you should feel free to call Joey for a quick question just as you might with another specialist and to refer patrons to him for a more in-depth appointment with a patron.
I'll ask him to put his business card behind the desk.) The cool thing is that Joey has access to the IC computers through VNC, which means he can remotely view and control them. If a patron has a cell phone they can work together with the patron in the IC and him in Walter.
see Ref desk email for full content & contact info in the message from Jerilyn. Message date June 28.
Subject:Joey's Move to Walter
message forwarded to Ref Desk mail on 6/29 by Susan
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As you probably know, Joey is our 3/4 staff person who is managing the Info Commons and has been officing in 180 near Denny's space. In the past, when a difficult question would come up regarding IC technology/etc. that the IC staffer couldn't answer, occasionally that patron made their way over to the Ref Desk for help. The Reffer could then run back into 180 and hope to find either Joey, Caroline, or myself to see if we could help.
Awhile ago Caroline and I had asked for informal feedback from IRIS staff to see if the ability to do this might merit leaving Joey in Wilson. Most folks said it wasn't a big deal and that he should move with the rest of the new department.
So what you need to know is that you should feel free to call Joey for a quick question just as you might with another specialist and to refer patrons to him for a more in-depth appointment with a patron. I'll ask him to put his business card behind the desk.) The cool thing is that Joey has access to the IC computers through VNC, which means he can remotely view and control them. If a patron has a cell phone they can work together with the patron in the IC and him in Walter. Joey's also frequently on IM if you'd like to contact him that way
Found this, which looks to be useful for referring non-U people unhappy with our
restrictions on computer use here: / Denny
Find a Community Computer Center
Our goal is to create the most comprehensive and up-to-date database of public computer centers in the Twin Cities.
We are proud to announce our new online Community Technology Center Finder. Using this database, you can find where a center is near you, and details on center hours, programs and contact information.
You can also view and print out a complete map and listing of our current CTC locations here in the Twin Cities.
http://www.c-can.org/centers.html
Twin Cities Area Community Technology Centers
Online database at: www.c-can.org
St. Paul Area Locations
2 Arlington Hills Branch Library 1105 Greenbrier St St. Paul library
9 Hamline Midway Library 1558 West Minnehaha St. Paul 651-642-0293 library
10 Hayden Heights Library 1456 White Bear Ave St. Paul 651-793-3934 library
13 Highland Park 1974 Ford Parkway St. Paul 651-695-3700 library
16 Jewish Community Center 1375 St. Paul Ave St. Paul 651-698-0751 nonprofit
19 Lexington Branch Library 1080 University Ave. St. Paul 651-642-0359 library
22 Merriam Branch Library 1831 Marshall Ave St. Paul 651-642-0385 library
37 Rice St Branch Library 995 Rice St St. Paul 651-558-2223 library
38 Riverview Branch Library 1 E George St St. Paul 651-292-6626 library
41 Skyway Library 56 E 6th St St. Paul 651-292-7141 library
45 St. Anthony Branch Libraries 2245 Como Ave St. Paul 651-642-0411 library
46 St. Paul Library Central 90 West Fourth St St. Paul 651-266-7000 library
48 Sun Ray Library 2105 Wilson Ave St. Paul 651-292-6640 library
57 West 7th Library 265 Oneida St St. Paul 651-298-5516 library
Minneapolis Area Locations
1 Andersen Community Education 2727 10th Ave S Mpls. 612-627-2310 school
3 Catholic Charities branch III 1624 Chicago Ave S Mpls. 612-278-1120 nonprofit
4 Corcoran Computer Center 3334 20th Ave S Mpls. 612-370-4919 (office) park
5 East Lake Library 2727 E Lake St Mpls. 612-630-6550 library
6 Elliot Park 719 S 10th St Mpls. 612-627-2732 park
7 Fairview Park 609 29th Ave N Mpls. 612-673-3172 park
8 Franklin Library 1314 E Franklin Ave Mpls. 612-630-6800 library
11 Hennepin County Library 12601 Ridgedale Drive Mtka. 952-847-8800 library
12 Henry Community Education 4320 Newton Ave N Mpls. 612-668-1922 school
14 Hosmer Library 347 E. 36th St Mpls. 612-630-6950 library
15 House of Charity Computer Lear... 714 Park Ave Mpls. 612-664-1444 nonprofit
17 Lao Cultural Center 2648 West Broadway Ave Mpls. 612-302-9590 nonprofit
18 Lehmann Center 1006 W Lake St Mpls. 612-668-3984 school
20 Linden Hills Library 2900 W 43rd St Mpls. 612-630-6750 library
21 Lyndale Neighborhood 3537 Nicollet Ave. S Mpls. 612-824-9402 nonprofit
23 MIGIZI Communications 3123 East Lake St Mpls. 612-721-6631 nonprofit
24 Mpls. Public Library Cen... 300 Nicollet Mall Mpls. 612-630-6000 library
25 Mpls. Telecommunications... 125 SE Main St Mpls. 612-331-8575 nonprofit
26 Nokomis Library 5100 34th Ave S Mpls. 612-630-6700 library
27 N Commons Park 1801 James Ave N Mpls. 612-370-4921 nonprofit
28 N Regional Library 1315 Lowry Ave N Mpls. 612-630-6600 library
29 Neast Library 2200 Central Ave NE Mpls. 612-630-6900 library
30 Oak Park Neighborhood Center 1701 Oak Park Ave N Mpls. 612-377-7000 nonprofit
32 Park Ave Foundation 3400 Park Ave South Mpls. 612-822-6282 nonprofit
33 Pierre Bottineau Community Lib... 1224 NE 2nd St Mpls. 612-630-6890 library
34 Pillsbury House 3501 Chicago Ave S Mpls. 612-824-0708 x110 nonprofit
35 Powderhorn Park 3400 15th Ave S Mpls. 612-370-4960 park
36 Pratt Community Education Center 66 Malcom St SE Mpls. 612-668-1122 school
39 Roosevelt Library 4026 28th Ave S Mpls. 612-630-6590 library
40 Senior Net 1403 Harmon Place Mpls. 612-359-1558 nonprofit
42 South High School 3131 19th Ave S Mpls. 612-668-4326 school
43 Southeast Community Library 1222 SE 4th St Mpls. 612-630-6850 library
44 Southwest Community Education 3414 W 47th St Mpls. 612-668-3100 school
47 Sumner Library 611 Emerson Ave N Mpls. 612-630-6390 library
49 Urban Hope Ministries 2025 - 4th St N Mpls. 612-529-8319 nonprofit
50 Urban Ventures Learning & Tech... 3024 4th Ave. S Mpls. 612-824-6145 nonprofit
51 Waite Park 1810 34th Ave NE Mpls. 612-370-4959 park
52 Waite Park School 1800 34th Ave NE Mpls. 612-627-3073 school
53 Walker Community Library 2880 Henepin Ave Mpls. 612-630-6650 library
54 Washburn Community Education 201 W 49th St Mpls. 612-668-3450 school
55 Washburn Community Library 5244 Lyndale Ave S Mpls. 612-630-6500 library
56 Webber Park Library 4310 Webber Pkwy Mpls. 612-630-6640 library
Johann sent this message to the WilsRef mailbox:
From: Johan Oberg
Subject: Butter assignment - Journalism class - Gordon Leighton
All,
I wanted to give you a heads up that students from a journalism class will be asking for help from reference staff regarding an assignment on butter. Because this is an evening class, they may come in during evenings or weekends.
Course: JOUR4263: Strategic Communications Campaigns
Instructor: Gordon Leighton.
Assignment due: June 29th.
I've created a page with some instructions that hopefully will help them get started; however, they may not know about the page: http://courses.lib.umn.edu/page.phtml?page_id=2143.
I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any questions and please feel free to refer them to me.
(I've pasted the assignment/project description in the extended entry below -- Denny)
CourseLib page for this assignment is at
http://courses.lib.umn.edu/page.phtml?page_id=2143
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Course: JOUR4263
Instructor: Gordon Leighton
Due: 6/29
Part 1, Project #3 -- Secondary Research
1. According to the Statistical Abstract of the United States, the Bureau of Labor Consumer Expenditure Survey, MRI and other industry-related articles you have researched, perhaps from Business Source or Lexis/Nexis:
a. What are the trends in the usage of butter and margarine in the U.S.?
b. What region consumes the most of the product category that includes butter and margarine?
c. What age differences exist among consumers of these products?
d. What do you think the demographic profile of the target audience for butter should be and why?
e. Which marketing region would you most want to target with a margarine brand? Why? What states does the region include and how do the demographics compare to the region that consumes the most butter?
2. Outline three factors influencing changes in consumption of margarine (cite source).
3. Using the 2004 SRDS Lifestyle Market Analyst, and assuming the ideal target is female, single and 18-34 years old:
a. What 10 lifestyle activities do they participate in far more than the general population?
b. What is their median household income?
c. What other distinguishing activities or trends can you identify?
4. Using MRI/Mediamark (2002) figures about women:
a. Which age group purchased the most butter in the past 12 months?
b. What percentage of this age group purchased margarine?
c. What would you recommend as the demographic profile for your “butter target� if you used this source of information?
d. What would be your top three magazine recommendations for butter ads? Why?
5. If you were to assume that the ideal target is married and 18-34 years old, what five DMAs would you be most interested in and why?
6. Your agency just landed a dairy products account, including its butter brand, and you want to get up to speed on the category. Using the Encyclopedia of Business Information Sources, perhaps the Encyclopedia of Associations (print version), Associations Unlimited (online version) or SRDS:
a. What trade associations might particularly interest you to contact for information on the industry?
b. What industry magazines or newsletters might you consider using to advertise?
7. Using the Encyclopedia of Consumer Brands discuss how advertising contributed to the marketing and branding effort of one of the following brands: Parkay, Fleischmann’s, and Land O’Lakes. What other brands are readily available in the market? What do you know about them from other sources -- for example, what is their market share?
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Last month or so, headphones disappeared from the Adaptive Tech Lab on 3rd floor. CAP (Computer Accommodations Program) has replaced the missing headphones, and they maintain ALL the equipment in 307, but in order to enhance service to our users with disabilities, Circ has agreed to keep a spare pair of headphones in case it happens again. SG
Did you know? Two sided copies (available as a pulldown menu option when printing from a computer in the Information Commons) cost as much as single sided. People are paying for each image, not by the sheet. SG
keywords: info commons ic 2 sided double sided printing
Staff comments re FirstGov and Google US Gov.
Read on below.
Google's government search is only partially new. Google's had a government-domain search for several years; this is just a new iteration of it in which they're joining together the personalized homepage and news service with the specialized search (presumably improved as a result of the Google Sitemaps initiative).
When I saw it announced earlier today I wondered who the intended audience was - certainly the news sources, the Washington weather, etc. all seem to be aimed pretty squarely at agency personnel more than the general public.
Yet, Google is advertising the site as a direct (if not explicitly stated) competitor to FirstGov, the government's main web portal. FirstGov is run on a contract with MSN and Vivissimo at the moment. Presumably the new Government Search iteration is a pilot to show that Google would be a much better choice for all that nice federal money.
Google's claims notwithstanding, the FirstGov search engine has some pretty nifty features that Google does not and I recommend checking it out - http://www.firstgov.gov/ In particular, Firstgov does a decent job of recognizing the consumer relationship of citizens to the government and responding to those needs. FirstGov also does a reasonably decent job of letting users sort their results, an option simply not available from Google.
my two cents
Amy
On 6/15/06, Lara > wrote:
Here's another useful tool from Google you may want to check out. Pretty cool.
/ Lara
Official Google Blog
Googler insights into product and technology news and our culture.
Finding government info
By A Googler
Posted by Kevin Gough, Product Manager
Want to find those IRS forms to get in your taxes on time? Need to figure out where to send your DMV fees, or find the phone number for your local parks and rec department? Google U.S. Government Search launches today -- it's a site on which you can 1) search across a huge index of U.S. Federal, state and local government websites via a single search box, and 2) stay up to date through personalized content feeds from government agencies and press outlets. Off you go.
For easy bookmarking, go to http://usgov.google.com.
Lara D. Friedman-ShedlovKautz Family YMCA Archives
During its weekly period (1950s to early 1960s), the IVORY TOWER was apparently published each Monday, replacing the usual DAILY entirely on that date, per comments found on the web. Spot checks I made on the DAILY onine archive bear this out:
http://www.mndaily.com/archive/
Don't know about RANDOM magazine, though.
Denny Lien
Read in the summer M about the Ivory Tower: the undergraduate art and literary magazine of the University of Minnesota (also published online) and note that the new incarnation is listed in MNCAT, currently being catalogued for Wilson Library.
The original version (1965-1969) that served as the inspiration is hidden in the MNCAT record for the Minnesota daily, with a reference to the alternate, briefer title Ivory Tower. Read on to see both records. Note that Dennis caught the incomplete info in MNCAT whereas WCAT shows a longer run. He has reported it to FIXIT. From what I can tell on June 14, the record is searchable by title Ivory Tower now, but the five year run info is the same, and I am sure Denny said the run was longer. I'll keep you posted. SG
Instead of inventing a name for the new publication, they chose to honor the past. "The old Ivory Tower was stylish and cool," says Jake Ricker, the magazine's other editor-in-chief. (According to Hampl, Keillor saw it as a "kiddie New Yorker.")
MNCAT RECORD FOR THE NEW VERSION
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Record 1 out of 1
Title Ivory tower : the undergraduate art and literary magazine of the University of Minnesota.
Published Minneapolis : University of Minnesota, 2006-
Vol. 17 (spring 2006)-
Annual
Description v. : ill. ; 22 cm.
Availability TC Wilson Library Cataloging
University of Minnesota -- Periodicals
sys ID 004695492
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MNCAT RECORD FOR THE OLD VERSION
Record 2 out of 2
Title Minnesota daily [microform].
Published Minneapolis, Minn.
Began publication 1900.
Description v.
Availability TC Andersen Library University Archives
Availability TC Wilson Periodicals Newspapers--Basement Mfilm Non-Circulating
Availability TC Wilson Periodicals Newspapers--Basement Mfilm Six Week Loan
Other Title Ivory Tower.
Random magazine.
Note Includes monthly literary supplements; Ivory tower, 1965-1969; Random magazine, Oct. 1969-
Note Microfilm. microfilm reels ; 35 mm.
Material Type ser
mic
govpub
System No. 000991671
Part of Denny's report to FIXIT:
MNCAT record is findable only with a keyword phrase search -- and in any case, even the record in
the DAILY entry above is incomplete, since it refers only to the monthly from 1965-1969,
while the original IVORY TOWER goes back to 1952 as a weekly -- per WorldCat:
WCAT RECORD FOR THE OLD VERSION (more correct, noted by Denny)
Title: Ivory tower.
Corp Author(s): University of Minnesota.
Publication: Minneapolis, Minn. : Minnesota Daily,
Edition: Minnesota daily feature ed.
Year: 1952-1969
Frequency: Monthly, Oct.-May, Sept. 24, 1962-May 1969; Former: Weekly, Sept. 29, 1952-May 28, 1962
Description: Vol. 54, no. 1 (Sept. 29, 1952)-v. 16, no. 8 (May 1969).; v.
Language: English
Standard No: LCCN: sn 90-60607
Note(s): Available on microfilm from the Minnesota Historical Society.
Class Descriptors: Geographic: 4144; M5
Other Titles: Ivory tower (Minneapolis, Minn. : 1952)
Succeeding Title: Random magazine; (DLC)sn 90060627
Material Type: Periodical (per)
Since the reappearance of this title will probably have some people looking for its
predecessors, it would be nice if the MNCAT records could be beefed up to make
them findable. (RANDOM MAGAZINE also, since that also has no entry of
its own and is also findable only with keyword phrase search.)
Denny
MLA is now comingn to us via ProQuest. IT looks more like it's coming from Chadwyck Healey, but if you poke around you'll see it is in fact via ProQuest.
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The Minnesota Authors Campaign is raising funds for Minneapolis Public Library by promoting MN authors -- $500 buys a (literal) chair with a plaque on it. Their website has a long list of Minnesota-identified authors, past and present, all genres, which looks broadly useful for reference purposes. I'll copy the names in the extended entry; the link is
http://www.wilbers.com/MinnesotaAuthorsCampaign.htm / Denny Lien
http://www.wilbers.com/MinnesotaAuthorsCampaign.htm
Minnesota authors worthy of your consideration
(C) = chair already designated; (P) = pledges under way
Cezarija Abartis
Harold Adams
Jonis Agee (C)
Paulette Bates Alden
Darragh Aldrich
Louis Alemayehu (C)
Floyce Alexander
Joseph Amato (C)
Janis Amatuzio
Betsy Amster
Edna A. Anderson (C)
Elmer Andersen
Carol Ann Anderson (C)
Dale Gregory Anderson
Linda Anderson
Maureen Anderson
Poul Anderson
Tom Anderson
Elizabeth Andrew (P)
James Armstrong
Eleanor Arnason
Carlen Arnett
Annette Atkins (P)
Daniel Bachhuber
David Backes
Thomas W. Balcom
Conrad Balfour (P)
Rosanne Bane
Margaret Culkin Banning
Marge Rogers Barrett (C)
Ann Bauer
Marion Dane Bauer
Charles Baxter (C)
Michael Bevilaqua
David Bengston
Sandra Benitez (C)
Kate Benson
Lisa Ann Berg (C)
John Berryman (P)
John Bessler
Connie Bickman
Carol Pearce Bjorlie
Candace Black
Les Blacklock
Theodore Christian Blegen
Carol Bly (P)
Robert Bly (P)
Martha Boesing
Ann Bogle (P)
William Borden
Barrie Jean Borich (C)
Anne Boyd
Thomas Boyd
Teresa Boyer
Mary Bracho
James Brandenberg
Peter Brandvold
Jill Breckenridge
Greg Breining
Dan Brennan
Tessa Bridal
Betty Bridgman (C)
John M. Bryson (P)
Lois McMaster Bujold
Ethel Claire Brill
Ruth F. Brin
Carol Ryrie Brink (P)
Emma Lillian Brock
Lucille Broderson
Ignatia Broker
Kerri Brostrom
Brenda Y. Bell Brown
Lloyd L. Brown
Michael Dennis Browne (C)
David Brunet
Steven Brust
Emilie Buchwald
Solon Justus Buck
Marjorie Buettner
Lisa Bullard
Alan Burns
Culleen Bailey Burns
Stephen Burt
Richard Burton
John Caddy
Joan Calof
Patricia Calvert
John Camp/John Sanford
Nancy Carlson (P)
Bob Cary
Evan Cary
Mary Casanova (P)
Kevin J. Cashman (C)
Barry Casselman
Gail Cerridwen
Marsha Wilson Chall (C)
Marisha Chamberlain
Ann Chidester
Sharon Chmielarz (C)
Heart Warrior Chosa
B. Joy Chute
Marchette Chute
James Jay Cihlar
Richard Coffey
Naomi Cohn
Syma Cheris Cohn
Carolyn Colburn
Taiyon Coleman (C)
Ben Connelly
Carol Connolly (P)
Marvel Cooke
Kathleen Coskran (C)
Kent Cowgill
Jeanette M. Cox
John Coy
Barbara Crosby (P)
Amanda Cross
Steve Crow
Kate Crowley
Patrick Cudmore
Patricia Cumbie
Mary Cummings
Laine Cunningham
Florence Chard Dacey (C)
Philip Dacey (P)
Cass Dalglish
Leo Dangel (C)
Danielle Daniel
MaryJanice Davidson
Holly Day
Kate Hallet Dayton
Jim Dochniak (P)
Pamela Dean
Emilio DeGrazia
Pierre Delattre (C)
Judy Delton
Pat Dennis
Frances Densmore
Kate DiCamillo (C)
Gordon R. Dickson
Margarette Ball Dickson
Kirsten Dierking
Thomas M. Disch
Ignatius Donnelly
Frank Pierce Donovan Jr.
Marjorie Dorner
Michael Dorris
Claire van Breemen Downes
Joan M. Drury
Bob Dylan
Kathleen Eagle
Charles Eastman
Scott Edelstein
William C. Edgar
Al Eisele (P)
Jack El-Hai (C)
Loretta Ellsworth
Brian Engel
Leif Enger
John Engman
Heid Erdrich (P)
Louise Erdrich (C)
Anne Marie Erickson
K. J. Erickson (C)
Jean Ervin
Barbara Juster Esbensen
Sara Evans (C)
Kelly Everding
Bill Faucett
Michael Fedo
John Fenn
Monica Ferris
Michael Finley
Robert O. Fisch (C)
F. Scott Fitzgerald (C)
Kevin FitzPatrick
Charles E. Flandrau
Charles Macomb Flandrau (C)
Grace Hodgson Flandrau
Jacquelyn B. Fletcher
Pamela R. Fletcher (C)
Vince Flynn
John M. Ford
Sarah Fox
Patricia Weaver Francisco (C)
Al Franken (P)
Arvonne Fraser (C)
Debra Frasier
Patti Frazee (C)
Brian Freeman
Iris C. Freeman (C)
Orville L. Freeman (C)
Thomas L. Friedman (P)
Catherine Friend
Carol D. Fritsch
Venessa Maria Fuentes
Michael Furtman
Daniel Gabriel
Mary Gabriel (C)
Wanda Gag
Margot Fortunato Galt
Stephen Gammell (C)
Juanita Garciagodoy (C)
Mary Gardner
Abigail Garner (C)
Olivia Gault
Larry Gavin (C)
Carl Gawboy
Maureen Gibbon
Dobby Gibson
Thomas Gifford
Jay Gilbertson
Carolyn Gilman
Mary Giordano
Diane Glancy (P)
Natalie Goldberg (C)
Joan Oliver Goldsmith
Ray Gonzalez
Steven (Venus) Grandell
Paula Granquist
David Grant
Bonnie Graves
Dan Graves (C)
Dianne Gray
James Gray
Kate Green (P)
Alvin Greenberg
Steve Grooms
Mary Ann Grossman
Jan Zita Grover
Paul Gruchow (C)
Ann Lundberg Grunke
Judith Guest (C)
Angela Gustafson
Larry Haeg (C)
Janet Hagberg
Carla Hagen
Gus Hall (C)
Ted Hall (P)
Cindra Halm
Madeline Hamermesh
Susan Thurston Hamerski
Patricia Hampl (C)
Ron Handberg
Mary Alice Hansen
Phebe Hanson (C)
Stephanie Weller Hanson
Keith Harrison
Ellen Hart
Joanne Hart
Margaret Hasse (C)
Jon Hassler (C)
Joan Hause
Susan Carol Hauser
Pete Hautman (P)
Ellen Hawkins
Ellen Hawley
David Haynes
Judith Healey
Steve Healey
Mary Hedin
Robert Hedin
Tom Hegg (P)
Kathleen M. Heideman
Miron Heinselman
Nicole Lea Helget
Scott Helmes
James B. Hendryx
Tom Hennen
Thomas M. Heski
Greg Hewett (C)
Jim Heynen (C)
William Hezlep (C)
Kate Lynn Hibbard
Rebecca Hill
Kim Hines
Mary Hirsch
William Hoffman
Kevin Hogan
Linda Hogan
Carolyn Holbrook (C)
Endesha Ida Mae Holland
Bill Holm (C)
Kristine Holmgren (P)
Patricia Hoolihan
Helen Hoover
Ari Hoptman (C)
Joan Houck
David Housewright
Jon Hovde
Ann Sarah Iverson
Carol Iverson
Florence Page Jacques
Louis Jenkins (C)
Pamela Carter Joern
Elizabeth Bourque Johnson
Fred L. Johnson
Greg L. Johnson
Jim Johnson
Lindsay Lee Johnson
Tony Johnston
Lynne Jonell
Roger Jones
Mary L. Junge (C)
Neal Karlen (P)
Judith Katz (C)
Bob Kearney
Deborah Keenan (C)
Garrison Keillor (C)
N. M. Kelby
Carrie Kennedy
Ellen Kennedy
Joyce Kennedy
Justine Kerfoot
Peg Kerr (C)
Sallie Ketcham
Elizabeth Kilde
Susan Deborah King (C)
Patricia Kirkpatrick
Jim Klobuchar
Duke Klassen (C)
W. J. Knox
Barbara Knutson
Maureen Koelsch
Patrice Clark Koelsch
Herbert Krause
Jack Kreitzer
Naomi Kritzer
William Kent Krueger
John Krumberger
J. L. Kubicek
Kathryn Kysar (C)
Norah Labiner
Robert Lacy
Winona LaDuke
M. D. Lake
Lynn Maria Laitala
Lori L. Lake
Katherine Lanpher (C)
Julie Landsman
Lorna Landvik (C)
Dietrich Lange
Ellen Lansky
David LaRochelle
Agnes M. Larson
William E. Lass
David Lebedoff (C)
Ed Bok Lee (P)
Sherry Quan Lee (P)
Gretchen Legler
John Lehman
Paul Lehmberg
James Lenfestey (C)
Susan Lenfestey
Rodney E. Leonard (C)
Peter M. Leschak
Meridel LeSueur (C)
Vicky Lettmann (C)
Anne Gillespie Lewis (P)
Sinclair Lewis
Amy Lindgren
Mike Link
Laura Littleford
Sophronia Liu
Roseann Lloyd (C)
Bill Lofy
Mary Logue (P)
Eric Lorberer
Adrian Louis
Delos W. Lovelace (C)
Maud Hart Lovelace (C)
Duane Lund
Paul Maccabee
Joseph Maiolo
Margaret Todd Maitland (P)
Rosalie Maggio
Brian Malloy (C)
Dorothea Malm
Frederick Feikema Manfred (P)
Freya Manfred (P)
Harvey Mackay (C)
Marie Markoe
Patrick W. Mathias
Justin Maxwell
Roy McBride (C)
Eugene McCarthy (P)
Audrey McClellan
Kelly McCullough
Ken McCullough
Jane Taylor McDonnell
Lynda McDonnell
Alison McGhee (C)
Thomas McGrath (C)
Linda Back McKay
Ethna McKiernan (P)
Susan Hunter McLean (C)
Susan Kay McLean (C)
William James McNally
Toni A. H. McNaron
Ardie Medina
Anna George Meek (C)
Margaret J. (Peg) Meier (C)
Ken Meter (C)
Maureen Millea-Smith (C)
Jorie Miller
Leslie Adrienne Miller (C)
Larry Millett
Matthew Miltich
John Minczeski (C)
Liz Minette
Howard Mohr (C)
Isabell Monk
Jim Moore (C)
Mary Carroll Moore
Michael Moos
Lyda Morehouse
Rachel Moritz (P)
Gulian L. Morrill
Mai Neng Moua (C)
Ilze Mueller
David Mura (C)
Marguerite Murphy (C)
Ivan Musicant (C)
Paulette Myers-Rich
Paul C. Nagel (C)
James Naiden
Yvette Nelson
Margaret M. Nelson (C)
Nan Nelson
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