ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


288

INDEX TO VOL. 35

(including C&RL News issues)

Prepared by Caroline LaM otte W ebb

A B B R EV IA T IO N S

Standard abbreviations for names o f organizations, A L A , A C R L, 
L C , etc., are alphabetized as if spelled out. Other abbreviations:

appt. — appointm ent
bibliog.(s) — bibliography (-graphic)
coll.(s) — college(s)
ed. — editor, edition
l.(s), ln.(s) — library(ies), librarians)
port. — portrait
rev. — rev iew ( er)
s (b efo re page numbers) — C & R L  News issues
univ.(s) — university (ies)

A
A bell, M illicent, port. & prof., 

s l 6-17
Abstracts, 6 3 -6 8 ; 2 2 1 -2 3 ; 3 0 4 -6  
“ A cadem ic business Ins.-authors 

sought,”  s l4 1
“ The academ ic job crisis: a 

unique opportunity, or business 
as usual?,”  Moffett ( C& RL, 
M ay 1 9 7 3 ), comments, 48, 
5 2 -53

“ The academ ic 1. and its environ­
m ent,”  Lynch, 12 6-32 ; com ­
ment, 2 9 7 -9 8

“ Access denied? The use o f man­
uscript material,”  introduction, 
W alton, 285

A ccess to Periodical Resources: 
A  National Plan, Palmour, 
Bellassai, and Gray, rev. of, 
45 7 -5 8

The A cquisition o f L. Materials, 
Hug, rev. o f, 376-77

Acquisitions, s5-6; s29; s53- 
54; S100-102; S129; S159-60; 
S185-87; S222-23; s253-55; 
s275

Adediran, B. O., “ Centralization 
o f univ. l . services: some com ­
pelling factors in Nigerian 
univs.,”  360-63

“ A llocating the book budget: a 
m odel,”  Kohut, 192-99; com ­
ment, 370-71

“ A L A /A C R L  representatives at 
academ ic ceremonies and meet­
ings,”  s137 

A L A /S o c ia l Responsibilities 
Round T a b le /T a sk  Force on 
the Status o f W om en , s 180

“ A L A  Goals Award to Standards 
project,”  s i 82

“ A L A — is it time for an alterna­
tive?,”  D ougherty, editorial 
(C & R L , M ay 19 7 3), comm ent, 
47-48

“ A L A  proposes new dues struc­
ture,”  s49-50 

Anderson, John F ., rev. (T he 
Disadvantaged and L . E ffec­
tiveness), 214 

Applications o f C om puter T ech­
nology to L. P rocesses: A  Syl­
labus, Becker and Pulsifer, rev. 
o f, 135-36

“ A pplying ‘ management b y  o bjec­
tives’ to the univ. 1.,”  Johnson 
(C & R L , Nov. 19 7 3), com ­
ment, 296-97

Appointments, S17-19; s43; s65- 
66; s89-91; S117-18; s141-42; 
s168-69; s201-2; s237-39; 
s263-65; s306-9

“ An approach to collection inven­
tory,”  Clark, 350-53 

The Area Specialist Bibliogra­
pher: A n Inquiry into His Role, 
Stueart, rev. o f, 56-57

Archives Procedural Manual, rev. 
o f, 373-74

“ Art 1. collections in North Amer­
ica,”  s 115

A C R L , additional nominating 
committees, s3; s25

A C R L , additional nominees for 
offices 1974/75, s3

A C R L, “ Annual report o f  the 
president, 1973-74,” s154-57

A C R L , Art Section, s231
A C R L, Board o f Directors, an­

nual m eeting, New York, July 
7-13, 1974, “ highlights,”  s182- 
83

A C R L, Board o f Directors, m id­
winter meeting, C hicago, I 11., 
Jan. 2 1 -2 4 , 1974, actions, s51- 
52

A C R L , C oll. Ls. Section, s231- 
3 2 ; bylaws, s232-33

A C R L , committee to revise the 
1959 standards for coll. Is., 
m eeting, s3

A C R L, Com m unity and Junior 
Coll. Ls. Section, bylaws, s23 5- 
36

A C R L , “ Hearings held on stan­
dards revision,”  s51

A C R L, L aw  and Political Science 
Section, “ Attention, LPSS mem­
bers,”  s82

A C R L, midwinter m eeting, Chi­
cago, I11., Jan. 2 0 -2 6 , 1974, 
schedule o f meetings, s l -2

A C R L , Rare Books and M anu­
scripts Section, preconference, 
s77

A C R L , Rare Books and M anu­
scripts Section, Comm ittee on 
Manuscripts Collections, “ State­
ment on access to original re­
search materials in Is., archives, 
and manuscript repositories,”  
s 1 1 4 ; “ Statement on the re­
production o f manuscripts and 
archives for noncom m ercial 
purposes,”  s115

A C R L , “ Standards for faculty 
status for coll. and univ. Ins.,”  
s112-13

A C R L /A A C /A A U P , “ Statement 
on faculty status o f coll. and 
univ. Ins.,”  s26; “ Organizations 
endorsing the statement on 
faculty status,”  s27, s 1 0 9 ; cor­
rection, s65

“ A C R L  chapter developm ents,”  
s252

“ A C R L  chapter new s,”  s274
A C R L  com m ittee volunteer form , 

s247
“ A C R L  conference highlights, 

s221
“ A C R L  goals study,”  s79
“ A C R L  internship program ,”  

s220
“ A C R L  needs volunteers!,”  s245- 

46



289

“ ACRL New York programs,”  
s73-75

“ A C R L nominees for offices, 
1975/76,”  S273-74

“ ACRL officers for 1974/75,”  
S177-79

“ ACRL publications in librarian- 
ship,”  s100

Auerbach on Microfilm Readers/ 
Printers, rev. o f, 55-56

“ Automation o f technical ser­
vices: Northwestern’ s experi­
ence,”  Horny, 364-69

Axford, H. W illiam, “ An over­
looked cost o f achieving a par­
ticipatory environment,”  edi­
torial, 5-6; comment, 21 1-12 ; 
29 5 -9 6 ; port., s177

B
Baaske, Jan, D on L. Tolliver and 

Judy Westerberg, “ Overdue 
policies: a comparison o f al­
ternatives,”  354-59

Balay, Robert, letter to the ed. 
(C & R L, July 1 9 7 3 ), comment, 
48 -50

Ball, Joyce, rev. (T he Monthly 
Catalog o f U.S. Government 
Publications; A n Introduction 
to Its Use), 13 4-35; rev. 
( Sources o f Information in the 
Social Sciences: A Guide to the 
Literature, 2 e d .), 372-73

Barron, Tilton M., letter to the 
ed., 298

Becker, Joseph and Pulsifer, Jose­
phine S., Application o f Com ­
puter Technology to L. Pro­
cesses: A Syllabus, rev. o f, 135- 
36

Beeler, Richard J., “ Late-study 
areas: a means o f extending 1. 
hours,”  200-203

Bellassai, Marcia C., Gray, and 
Palmour, A ccess to Periodical 
Resources: A National Plan, 
rev. of, 457-58

“ Black book reviewing: a case for 
1. action,”  Shockley, 16-20

Blum, Fred., port. & prof., s141
Boissonnas, Christian M., “ Em­

ployee suggestions: alternative 
course o f action for Is.,”  109- 
13

Bommer, Michael and Bernard 
Ford, “ A  cost-benefit analysis 
for determining the value o f an 
electronic security system,”  
2 70-79

Boone, Morell D ., rev. (Research 
Ls. and Technology: A Report 
to the Sloan Foundation), 375- 
76

Book Clubs & Printing Societies 
o f Great Britain and Ireland, 
Williams, rev. of, 377-78

Book Reviews, 55 -61; 134-40; 
21 4-18 ; 29 9-30 3; 37 2 -8 0 ; 45 7- 
61

Booz, Allen and Hamilton, Inc., 
Organization and Staffing of the 
Ls. o f Columbia Univ., rev. of, 
300-302

Borko, Harold, ed., Targets for 
Research in L. Education, rev. 
of, 139

Bosseau, D on L., port. & prof., 
s117

Boyer, Calvin James, The D o c­
toral Dissertation as an Infor­
mation Source: A Study o f Sci­
entific Information Flow, rev. 
of, 37 4-75 ; “ State-wide con­
tracts for 1. materials: an analy­
sis o f the attendant dysfunc­
tional consequences,”  86-94

Braverman, Miriam, letter to the 
ed., 50-51

British Academ ic Ls., Neal, et al., 
rev. of, 21 4-15

Brown, Timothy A ., rev. (Plan- 
ning-Programming-Budget Sys­
tem  (PPBS)), 215-16 

Burke, John Gordon and Wilson, 
Carol Dugan, The Monthly 
Catalog of U.S. Government 
Publications; An Introduction 
to Its Use, rev. of, 134-35

Butler, Lucius A., and Pearson, 
Learning Resources Centers: 
Selected Readings, rev. o f, 58- 
59

Barry, James W ., rev. (Reader in 
M edical Librarianship), 60-61

c
“ Captain serves New Jersey aca­

demic Is.,”  s50
Cargill, Jennifer S., letter to the 

ed., 133
“ Centralization o f univ. 1. ser­

vices: some compelling factors 
in Nigerian univs.,”  Adediran, 
360-63

A  Challenge for Academic Ls.; 
H ow  to Motivate Students to 
Use the L ., Lee, rev. of, 21 7- 
18

“ Change! Change! Change!,”  
Painter, editorial, 161-62

Churchwell, Charles D ., port. & 
prof., s199-201

“ The civility o f scholars,”  M c- 
Feely, 286-90

Clark, Jay B., “ An approach to 
collection inventory,”  350-53

Coburn, Louis, Library Media 
Center Problems, Case Studies, 
rev. of, 136-37

“ C &RL News editorship chan­
ges,”  s269

“ College 1. standards: questions 
and answers,”  s249-50

Collins, Mary Frances, port., s269 
“ CBS license to National Ar­

chives,”  sl25
“ CBS sues Vanderbilt,”  s63
Computer-Based Reference Ser­

vice, Mathies and Watson, rev. 
of, 379-80

Cook, Donald C., rev. (M ethods 
o f Financing Interlibrary Loan 
Services; A  System for Inter-L. 
Communication (SILC); A c­
cess to Períodical Resources: 
A National Plan), 457-58

“ A  cost-benefit analysis for deter­
mining the value of an electron­
ic security system,”  Bommer 
and Ford, 270-79

D
Dahl-Hansen, A bby, port. & 

prof., s65
Danton, J. Periam, The Dimen­

sions o f Comparative Librari­
anship, rev. of, 215; rev. (In­
ternational and Area Studies 
Librarianship, Case Studies), 
372

Death, s91; s118; s143; s169; 
s 2 0 3 ;s 2 3 9 ;s 3 0 9

DePriest, Raleigh, letter to the 
ed., 48-50

The Dimensions o f Comparative 
Librarianship, Danton, rev. of, 
215

Directory o f L. Reprographic Ser­
vices, s272

The Disadvantaged and L. E ffec­
tiveness, Lipsman, rev. of, 214

Discrimination Against W om en; 
Congressional Hearings on 
Equal Rights in Education and 
Employment, Stimson, rev. of, 
59-60

Dix, W illiam, “ The financing o f 
the research 1.,”  252-58

The Doctoral Dissertation as an 
Information Source: A  Study of

Scientific Information Flow, 
Boyer, rev. o f, 374-75

Dosa, Marta L., Libraries in the 
Political Scene, rev. of, 46 0- 
61

Dougherty, Richard M., “ A L A —  
is it time for an alternative?,”  
editorial (C& RL, May 1 9 7 3 ), 
comment, 47 -48; “ Exchanging 
old myths for new,”  editorial, 
85; “ Looking forw ard/looking 
back,”  editorial, 241

“ Dougherty resigns as CRL edi­
tor,”  s51

Downs, Robert B., “ Library re­
sources in the U.S.,”  97 -108 ; 
comment, 298

Doyle, James, rev. (Library M e­
dia Center Problems), 136-37

“ Draft: guidelines for branch ls. 
in colls, and univs.,”  s281-83

“ Draft: standards for coll. ls. 
1975 revision,”  s284-86, s299- 
305

DuBois, William, letter to the ed., 
295-96

Dudley, Norman, rev. (The Area 
Specialist Bibliographer), 56-57

Dunkin, Paul S., rev. (The Uni­
versal Decimal Classification), 
378-79

Dunn, J. D., and Vaughn, “ A 
study o f job satisfaction in six 
univ. Is.,”  163-77

“ The dynamics o f the 1. environ­
ment for professional staff 
growth,”  W eber, 259-67

E
Eaton, Nancy L., rev. (N on-Book 

Materials Cataloging Rules), 
299-300

Edelman, Hendrik, rev. (The A c­
quisition o f L. Materials), 376- 
77

“ Editorial projects as derivative 
archives,”  Simon, 291-94

“ Effective group process for Is.: 
a focus on committees,”  Tarr, 
4 44-52

Ellsworth, Ralph E., Academ ic L. 
Buildings, A  Guide to Archi­
tectural Issues and Solutions. 
rev. o f (C& RL, Sept. 1 9 7 3 ), 
comment, 53 -54; letter to the 
ed., 53-54

“ Employee suggestions: alterna­
tive course o f action for Is.,”  
Boissonnas, 109-13

“ E R IC /C L IS  merges,”  s74
“ EXCH ANGE, anyone?,”  Stueart, 

editorial (C& RL, Sept. 1 9 7 3 ), 
comments, 51, 52

“ Exchanging old myths for new ,”  
Dougherty, editorial, 85

F
Fair, Judy H., rev. (The Library 

of Congress), 45 8 -5 9
Farley, Richard A ., port. & prof., 

s l9 9
Fields, Dennis C., “ Library man­

agement by objectives: the hu­
mane way,”  344-49

Film L. Techniques, Harrison, 
rev. of, 302-3

“ The financing o f the research 1.,”  
Dix, 252-58

“ Financing system o f USSR univ. 
Is.,”  Peep and Sinkevicius, 178- 
83; comment, 371

Ford, Bernard and Bommer, “ A  
cost-benefit analysis for deter­
mining the value o f an electron­
ic security system,”  270-79

Ford, Stephen, The Acquisition of 
L. Materials, rev. of, 376-77

“ Ford grants $6 million to con­
tinue CLR programs,”  s180



290

Forrest, Kathryn S., port. & prof., 
s89

Foskett, A. C ., The Universal 
D ecim al Classification: The 
History, Present Status, and 
Future Prospects o f a Large 
General Classification Scheme, 
rev. o f, 37 8 -7 9

“ A  framework for a comparative 
analysis o f 1. work,”  Lynch, 
43 2-43

“ From  econom ic to political 
analysis o f 1. decision making,”  
Raffel, 41 2-23

Fussier, Herman H ., Research Ls. 
and T echnology: A  Report to 
the Sloan Foundation, rev. of, 
3 7 5-76

G
Gherman, Paul M., letter to the 

ed., 21 1-12
Giles, Louise, port., Sİ77-78
“ G ood  will and confidence,”  

Johnson, editorial, 401
Goodrum, Charles A ., The Li­

brary o f Congress, rev. of, 458- 
59

Gration, Selby U. and Arthur P. 
Young, “ Reference-bibliogra- 
phers in the coll. 1.,”  28 -3 4 ; 
comment, 133; 212-13

Gray, Lucy M., Palmour and Bel- 
lassai, A ccess to Periodical R e­
sources: A  National Plan, rev. 
o f, 45 7-58

H
Haak, John R., rev. (A  Chal­

lenge for A cadem ic Ls.), 21 7 - 
18

Hanson, Stephen L ., letter to the 
ed., 211

Harrelson, Larry E., “ Large ls. 
and information desks,”  2 1 -27

Harris, Michael H., “ Intuition, re­
search, and the academic 1.,”  
editorial (C & R L , July 1 9 7 3 ), 
comments, 4 7 -4 8 , 52; rev. 
(Targets for Research in L. Ed­
ucation), 139

Harrison, Helen P., Film L. T ech­
niques, rev. of, 30 2-3

“ Harvard, Yale, Colum bia, NYPL 
form consortium,”  s97

Hayes, Robert M., A System 
for Inter-L. Communication 
(SILC), rev. of, 45 7-58

Heinritz, Fred, “ Rate o f Growth 
for 1. collections,”  95-96

Hendrick, Clyde and Marjorie E. 
Murfin, “ Project 1. ripoff: a 
study o f periodical mutilation 
in a univ. 1.,”  402-11

Hendricks, D onald D ., rev. (Pro­
ceedings o f the 1972 Clinic on 
L. Applications o f Data Pro­
cessing: Applications o f On- 
L ine Computers to L. Prob­
lems), 134

Hoadley, Dr. Irene Braden, port. 
& prof., s263

H om y , Karen, “ Automation of 
technical services: Northwest­
ern’ s experience,”  3 6 4 -6 9

“ H ow  much, how  often?,”  Mar­
shall, 4 5 3 -5 6

H ug, W illiam  E., Strategies for 
Change in Information Pro­
grams, rev. o f, 376

I
Inforasia correction, s27 ( see 

C& RL News, Nov. 1973, s275)
Inside Washington, s77-78; s99; 

s127-28; s157-58; s181-82; 
s217-19; s251-52; s271-72

International and Area Studies

Librarianship, Case Studies, 
Sable, rev. o f, 372

“ Intuition, research, and the aca­
demic 1.,”  Harris, editorial 
(C & R L , July 1 9 7 3 ), com ­
ments, 4 7 -4 8 , 52

J
Johnson, Edward R., “ Applying 

‘ management by  objectives’ to 
the univ. 1.”  (C & R L , N ov. 
1 9 7 3 ), comm ent, 29 6-97

Johnson, Richard D ., “ Editorial,”  
32 1; “ G ood will and confi­
dence,”  editorial, 4 0 1 ; port., 
s l5 3

“ Johnson named editor o f CRL,”  
s l5 3

Jordan, Casper L., port. & prof., 
s306

Josey, W h at Black Lns. Are Say­
ing, rev. o f (C & R L , July 
1 9 7 3 ), comment, 50-51

Joyce, D onald Franklin, letter to 
the ed., 54 (correction notice)

K
Kaser, D avid, rev. (Libraries in 

the Political Scene), 4 6 0 -6 1 ; 
“ Library access and the mo­
bility o f users,”  2 8 0 -8 4 ; rev. 
(B ook Club & Printing Socie­
ties o f Great Britain and Ire­
land), 3 7 7 -7 8 ; rev. (T he D i­
mensions o f Comparative Li­
brarianship), 215

Kohut, Joseph, “ A llocating the 
book budget: a m odel,”  192- 
99; comment, 3 7 0 -7 1 ; letter to 
the ed., 370-71

L
Lancaster, F. W ilfred, ed., Pro­

ceedings o f the 1972 Clinic on 
L. Applications o f Data Pro­
cessing: Applications o f On- 
Line Computers to L. Prob­
lems, rev. of, 134; Proceedings 
o f the 19 73 Clinic on L. A p ­
plications o f Data Processing: 
N etw orking and Other Forms 
o f Cooperation, rev. o f, 380

“ Large ls. and information 
desks,”  Harrelson, 2 1 -2 7

“ Late-study areas: a means o f ex­
tending 1. hours,”  Beeler, 200- 
203

Learning Resources Centers: Se­
lected Readings, Pearson and 
Butler, rev. o f, 58-59

Lederer, Norman, rev. (W hat 
Black Lns. A re Saying), 
(C & R L , July 1 9 7 3 ), com ­
ment, 50-51

Lee, Sul H., A  Challenge for 
A cadem ic Ls.; H ow  to M oti­
vate Students to Use the L., 
rev. of, 2 1 7 -1 8 ; Planning- 
Programming-Budgeting Sys­
tem  (PPBS): Implications for 
L. M anagement, rev. o f, 21 5- 
16

Leitz, Richard, letter to the ed., 
52

L eopold, Carolyn C., rev. (Learn­
ing Resources Centers), 58 -59

Letters, 4 7 -5 4 ; 133; 2 1 1 -1 3 ; 295- 
98; 370-71

Libraries in the Political Scene, 
Dosa, rev. of, 460-61

“ Library access and the mobility 
o f users,”  Kaser, 28 0-84

Library Association Media Cata­
loging Rules Committee, N on- 
Book Materials Cataloging 
Rules; Integrated C ode o f Prac­
tice and Draft Revision o f the 
Anglo-Am erican Cataloging

Rules British Text Part III, 
rev. o f, 2 9 9-30 0

“ Library cooperation: the ideal 
and the reality,”  Reynolds, 
4 24-31

“ Library cooperative develop­
ments,”  s125-26

“ Library management by objec­
tives: the humane w ay,”  Fields, 
34 4 -4 9

“ Library management intern pro­
gram,”  s58

“ Library manpower requirements 
studied,”  s98

Library M edia Center Problems, 
Case Studies, C obu m , rev. of, 
1 36-37

The Library o f Congress, G ood - 
rum, rev. o f, 45 8 -5 9

“ Library resources in the U.S.,”  
Downs, 9 7 -1 0 8 ; comment, 298

“ Library service from numerical 
data bases: the 1970 census as 
a paradigm ,”  R ow e and Ryan, 
7-15

Lipsman, Claire K., The Disad­
vantaged and L. E ffectiveness, 
rev. o f, 214

“ L ooking forw ard/lo o k in g  back ,”  
D ougherty, editorial, 241

Lubans, John, Jr., rev. (C om ­
puter-Based R eferen ce Service),
37 9-80

Lynch, Beverly P., “ The academic 
1. and its environment,”  126- 
32; comm ent, 2 9 7 -9 8 ; “ A 
framework for a comparative 
analysis o f 1. work,”  4 3 2 -4 3

M C
M cClure, Charles R., rev. (A r­

chives Procedural Manual),
37 3 -7 4 ; rev. (Reader in G ov­
ernment D ocum ents), 140

M cD onald, John P., port. & prof., 
s237

M cFeely, W illiam  S., “ The civility 
o f scholars,”  28 6-90

McGrath, W illiam  E., letter to the 
ed., 3 7 0 ; comm ent, 371

M
“ The management review and 

analysis program: an assisted 
self-study to secure constructive 
change in the management o f 
research Is.,”  W ebster, 11 4-25

Marchant, Maurice P., letter to 
the ed., 29 7-98

Marshall, Peter, “ H ow  much, how  
often?,”  4 5 3 -5 6

Mason, Ellsworth, rev. (Organi­
zation and Staffing o f the Ls. 
o f Columbia Univ.), 3 0 0 -3 0 2

Massman, Virgil F ., letter to the 
ed., 52-53

Mathies, Lorraine M ., and W at­
son, Peter G., Computer-Based 
R eferen ce Service, rev. o f, 3 7 9 - 
80

M ethods o f Financing Interlibrary 
Loan Services, Palmour, Olson 
and Roderer, rev. o f, 45 7 -5 8

Miller, Laurence, “ The role o f 
circulation services in the ma­
jor univ. 1.,”  (C & R L , Nov. 
1 9 7 3 ), comm ent, 212

Moffett, W . A ., “ The academ ic 
job crisis: a unique opportuni­
ty, or business as usual?”  
(C & R L , M ay 1 9 7 3 ), com ­
ments, 48, 52-53

Monke, Arthur, s127
“ Monke joins Committee to R e­

vise Standards,”  s127
The M onthly Catalog o f U.S. 

G overnm ent Publications; A n 
Introduction to Its Use, Burke 
and W ilson, rev. o f, 134-35





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Neal, Kenneth W illiam  et al., 
British A cadem ic L s.y rev. of, 
2 1 4 -1 5

Nettleman, James, letter to the 
ed., 133

N ew  England Coll. and Research 
Lns., m eeting, s4

News From the Field, s5-15; s29- 
42; s53-64; s79-87; s100- 107; 
s129-36; S159-68; S185-97; 
s222-31; s253-62; s275-80

News From  the Sections, s231- 
32

Niilus, W alter E., letter to the ed., 
371

Nitecki, Joseph Z., rev. (Reader 
in L. C ooperation), 13 7-39

N on-B ook Materials Cataloging 
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Practice and D raft Revision o f 
the A nglo-A m erican Catalog­
ing Rules British Text Part III, 
prepared by the L. Association 
Media Cataloging Rules C om ­
mittee, 2 9 9 -3 0 0

Novak, Gloria J., rev. ( A cadem ic 
L. Buildings, A  Guide to Archi­
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o
O ’ Connell, Thomas F., rev. (R e­

search C ollections in Canadian 
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O ’ Hara, Frederick J., ed., Reader 
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Olson, E dw in E., and Roderer 
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nancing Interlibrary Loan Ser­
vices, rev. o f, 457-58

Organization and Staffing o f the 
Ls. o f Colum bia University, 
prepared by B ooz, A llen & 
Hamilton, Inc., rev. o f, 300- 
302

“ Organizations endorsing the 
statement on faculty status,”  
s27, s1 0 9 ; correction, s65

Other Books o f Interest to A ca ­
dem ic Lns., 6 1 -6 2 ; 1 4 0 -4 1 ; 
2 1 8 -2 0 ; 3 0 3 ; 3 8 0 -8 2 ; 4 6 1 -6 2

“ Overdue p olicies: a comparison 
o f alternatives,”  Baaske, T olli­
ver and W esterberg, 3 5 4 -5 9

“ An overlooked cost o f achieving 
a participatory environment,”  
A xford, editorial, 5 -6 ; com ­
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P
Painter, Ann F ., “ Change! 

Change! C hange!,”  editorial, 
16 1-62

Palmour, Vernon E., Bellassai, 
Marcia C., and Gray, L ucy M., 
A ccess to Periodical Resources: 
A  National Plan, rev. o f, 4 5 7 - 
58

Palmour, Vernon E., Olson, E d­
win E ., and Roderer, Nan­
cy K., M ethods o f Financing 
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o f, 4 5 7 -5 8

Pasternack, Howard, rev. (A p p li­
cation o f C om puter T ech nology 
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Pearson, Neville P. and Butler, 
Lucius A ., Learning Resources 
Centers: S elected Readings, 
rev. o f, 58-59

Peep, L. and K. Sinkevicius, “ F i­
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Penninger, E. Lorraine, “ Librari­
an honored for teaching excel­
lence,”  s305

People, s16-19; s43; s65-66; s89- 
91; s117-18; s141-43; s168-69; 
s199-203; s237-39; s263-65; 
S307-9

Planning - Programming - Budget 
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Pownall, D avid, correction, s32
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Proceedings o f the 19 7 3  Clinic 
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“ Project 1. ripoff: a study o f pe­
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11

Publications, Sİ4-15; s38-42; s63- 
64; s83-87; s106-7; s135-36; 
s163-68; s193-97; s227-31; 
s260-62; s279-80

Pulsifer, Josephine S., and Beck­
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R
Raffel, Jeffrey A ., “ From  eco­

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“ Ranking structure instituted in 
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“ Rate o f growth for 1. collec­
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Rawski, Conrad, ed.. Toward a 
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140

Reader in L. Cooperation, Reyn­
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Reader in M edical Librarianship, 
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Recent Publications, 5 5 -6 8 ; 134- 
4 1 ; 2 1 4 -2 3 ; 2 9 9 -3 0 6 ; 3 7 2 -8 2 ; 
4 5 7 -6 2

“ Reference-bibliographers in the 
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2 8 -3 2 ; comm ent, 133; 212, 
213

R eferen ce Services for Under­
graduate Students: Four Case 
Studies, W ilkinson, rev. of, 
2 1 6 -1 7

Research C ollections in Canadian 
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Resources Survey Section, rev. 
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Research Ls. Group, “ R L G  
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grant,”  s21 3-1 5

Research Ls. and T ech nology: A 
R eport to the Sloan Founda­
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Retirements, s19; s43; s66; s 9 1; 
s1 1 8 ; s143; s202; s239; s265; 
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R eynolds, Elsie, rev. (R eferen ce 
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Reynolds, M ichael M ., “ Library 
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Richards, James H., Jr., port. & 
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R ift, L eo R., letter to the ed., 4 7 - 
48

Roderer, Nancy K., Palmour and 
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“ The role o f circulation services 
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R ow e, Judith S. and Mary Ryan, 
“ Library service from numeri­
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Ryan, Mary and R ow e, “ Library 
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s
Sable, Martin H., International 

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Saffady, W illiam , “ A  univ. ar­
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Scott, Barbara G ., port. & prof., 
s237

Segre, Rose, “ University ls. in 
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91

“ Selected reference books o f 
1 9 7 2 -7 3 ,”  Sheehy, 3 5 -4 6

“ Selected reference books o f 
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Sewell, W in ifred, ed., Reader in 
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60-61

Sheehy, Eugene P., “ Selected ref­
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4 6 ; “ Selected reference books 
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Shera, Jesse H ., letter to the ed., 
213

Shockley, A nn Allen, “ Black 
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“ Siberian F olklore,”  s87
Simon, John Y., “ Editorial proj­

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Sinkevicius, K. and Peep, “ F i­
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Smith, Harriet W ., letter to the 
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Smith, Jessie Carney, “ Special 
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3 2 2 -3 5

Sources o f Inform ation in the So­
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Sparks, Rita, letter to the ed., 
2 9 6 -9 7

“ Special collections o f black liter­
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Sproat, A nabel, letter to the ed., 
133

“ State Postsecondary Education 
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“ State-wide contracts for 1. m a­
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Stevens, Norman D ., rev. (Strat­
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Stevens, Rolland E., “ A  study o f 
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Stimson, Catherine R., Discrim­
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376

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“ A  study o f job satisfaction in six 
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Stueart, Robert D ., The Area 
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56 -5 7 ; “ E X C H AN G E, any­
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Tilton, James J., letter to the ed., 
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Tjaden, Margaret, rev. (Discrim­
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“ T o our readers … ,”  s271
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35 4 -5 9

“ T oo many chemistry journals,”  
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Toward a Theory o f Librarian­
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“ Videotape on academ ic 1. gov­
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W
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W ilkinson, Billy R., R eferen ce 
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Williams, Harold, Book Clubs & 
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Young, Arthur P., letter to the 
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