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Dina Wolfe Shapes Her Career As Office Administrator By: Melanie Kowal
Perhaps Wolfe had subconsciously been influenced by past episodes of Perry Mason or L.A. Law. Regardless of where the desire initiated, life as a D.A. would not be her fate – but the interest would direct her career path. Wolfe grew up in Powder Springs, Georgia. She attended UGA after high school - the farthest she ever got from Atlanta, or so she related. In keeping with her D.A. plans, she studied political science and was actively involved in on-campus campaigns. (Her second dream is to become a political campaign manager.) It was perhaps her summers off working for her father’s business, however, that combined with her initial ambitions in creating her career. President's Message: Carole Morris Email: It’s use approaches design limits
A Look inside an ALAME Article Buchdahl provides a series of questions to help administrator’s identify potential problems and recommends working with the firm’s state bar association’s ethics committee if a concern is raised. Are YOU In? You Bet! Educational Opportunities from ALA Highlights of 2006
We have had another year of wonderful educational, networking and social activities. Your Board has more fabulous things in store for 2007. It has been such an honor and pleasure to work with each of them this year. If you've ever considered getting more involved in AALA, take my advice and do it!
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We are rapidly approaching the end of the year and it's time to look back and reflect on 2006. This message is a little different and more personal than most presidents' messages; but it is important for me to share this with you. While the year is ending on a sad note for me personally, it started out as a good year. First, I took my place as president of the Atlanta Chapter; then I went to Montreal, sat for and passed the CLM Exam. During the year I deepened relationships with some AALA members and business partners and began new relationships with others. 
Before we had the Internet, there was ARPANET. A very basic version of the Internet, ARPANET came into existence at UCLA back in 1969. Slowly, ARPANET expanded to include other institutions around the world. As you can imagine, back in 1969, technology was not what we have today. But, shortly after the computers became linked, a method for sending text messages was developed and email was born.
Ever get in a bind and need an immediate answer to a question? Have you gone to the ALA website? There are many sources of help available to you as an ALA member of which you might not be aware. ALA Management SolutionsSM, a full time information and reference desk service of ALA, could be exactly what you need. This free service brings you customized information to meet your specific needs. You receive exactly the information you need when you need it most. And you can receive the information in a format convenient to you whether by telephone, fax, mail, or e-mail. 
It was another busy year for members of the Atlanta chapter of ALA. Educational opportunities abounded, along with Summer and Fall Socials, the Business Partners Luncheon and Community Challenge. The ALA National Conference in Montreal and Region 2 Conference in Louisville were well attended by our members, too. As always, the year was capped off by our Holiday Luncheon at the Four Seasons Hotel. Our members generously donated hundreds of toys and over $700 to Operation Compassion.
Happy Holidays! 
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