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The city of Detroit, Michigan will serve as the proud host of ACRL’s 9th National Conference in April 1999Anyone who knows Detroit knows that the city’s renais­ sance has been going strong— pleasantly sur­ prising unsuspecting visitors—for quite some time, thanks to billions of dollars in new in­ vestment and the accompanying renewed sense of civic vitality and confidence. Unless you’ve been to Motown lately, you may not expect a bustling downtown, complete with busy corporate offices, trendy shops and res­ taurants, packed hotels, exciting major league sports contests, a historic theater district, world-class schools, museums and libraries, and casino gambling. Detroit has always had a great reputation as a place to build cars, to conduct business, to get things done, to work; these days, though, people are as likely to come to De­ troit to relax, to enjoy delicious meals, to be entertained by terrific actors and athletes, to hear some great music, and to appreciate an uncommon cultural diversity.

CONFERENCE CIRCUIT: Detroit: Expect a lot: It’s more than just the Motor City