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Volume XXXVI, Issue 4 of the Illinois Library Association Reporter (August 2018). Content includes "How the Opitate Epidemic Came to the Library, Fight the Epidemic with Partners and Programs, App Authors: Coding Programming Made Easy, ILA Welcomes New Members and Legislative Update. The John G. Shedd Aquarium is featured on the cover with an insert blurb about the aquarium's "fishmobile" on the inside cover.

This adaptation of Not On My Watch was printed specifically for distribution at Emory University through the Respect Program.

"The Chicago Crime Commission’s Gang Book publication is an acclaimed compilation of current gang trends. The Gang Book is used as a tool to assist law enforcement, educators, and community justice partners in combating and understanding gangs. This comprehensive guide represents the culmination of the Commission’s collaboration with federal, state, and city law enforcement partners and gang investigators. The Gang Book is distributed to every law enforcement agency in the city and state, as well as to schools, and is designed to prosecute, address, and reduce gang violence. It includes detailed gang profiles and maps, an explanation of the role of social media in gang interactions, information regarding suburban gang activity, an outline of the intersection between gangs and trafficking of guns and drugs, and a compilation of resources for parents and communities." - <http://www.chicagocrimecommission.org/>

Bulletin updating members of the Chicago-based international labor union the Industrial Workers of the World on matters of internal organization and finance in 2014.

A collections of possible walks around Chicago that focus on personal memory, spatial histories and user generated submissions of exploring the city of chicago.

About the Cover: "An image may be worth 1,000 words, but the words archivists choose to describe an image may have a great effect on research. This image, titled "James Groppi in back of police wagon, 1966" shows a Milwaukee priest who was active in the Civil Rights Movement. The image was one of 30 records Edward Benoit selected for a study comparing tags created by expert and novice domain users within a simulated minimally processed digital archives. To learn the results, see the article in this issue.

Book on and about different liquors sponsored by now shuttered (presumably as a web search did not turn anything else up) Marco Liquor Company. Essays on types of different liqours, proper storage, drink recipes, etc.

Articles, nonfiction, about politics and current events

Essays/short nonfiction on the subject of archiving and methods

Collection of prose, poetry, and other from the OBAC collective in Chicago. From the back cover 'A Literary Legacy of Black Chicago contains early and new poetry, fiction, drama, and essays by over 50 past or current OBAC members.'