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      <title>The Librarian&#39;s Information Literacy Annual Conference (LILAC) 2008</title>
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      <description>The LILAC 2008 has already received plenty of Web coverage, notably in Sheila Webber&amp;rsquo;s IL blog [1], where lots of other weblog posts on the event have been collected. I also produced an official blog [2] myself, as part of the conditions of my student award conference bursary. As a newcomer to the information and library profession, and a postgraduate masters student, I hope to offer a different perspective on this event, focussing on the highlights and my personal impressions.</description>
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