ACRL News Issue (B) of College & Research Libraries


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Copyright Update

At the 1982 Midwinter Meeting in Denver 
both th e A C R L and th e ALA C opyright 
Committees will be reviewing a document 
prepared by ALA’s legal cou n sel, Mary 
Hutchings, which may help clarify library 
photocopying practice and procedure. The 
“Draft College and University Policy State­
ment Concerning Photocopying for Classroom 
and Library Reserve Use” will appear in a fu­
ture issue of C&RL News after a final draft 
has been agreed upon.

Calendar
January
21— Information: “Management of Information: 

The 1980s and Beyond,” the annual Jan u s Sem­
inar, co-sponsored by the New York Chapter of 
the Special Libraries Association and the Met­
ropolitan New York Chapter of the American 
Society for Information Science, will be held at 
the Sheraton C e n tre , New York. C ontact: 
Susan Newman, Ford Foundation Library, 320 
East 43d Street, New York, NY 10017; (212) 
573-5157.

21—26— Audio-visual: National Audio-Visual As­
sociation 1982 Convention and Exhibit, Con­
vention C enter, Anaheim, California. Fees: 
NAVA commercial members, $52; commerical 
non-mem bers, $67. Contact: Mary Stevens, 
NAVA, 3150 Spring Street, Fairfax, VA 22031; 
(703) 273-7200.

February
1— M usic: Music O C LC  Users Group annual 

meeting, including workshop on basic OCLC 
tagging for music scores and sound recordings. 
Fee: $20 registration, $10 luncheon. Held at 
the Sheraton-Miramar Hotel, Santa Monica, 
California. Contact: Christina McCawley, Fran­
cis Harvey Green Library, West Chester State 
College, West Chester, PA 19380; (215) 436- 
2454.

1 -4 — Census: “Census Bureau Statistical R e ­
sources for Librarians,” Washington, D .C ., of­
fered by the Bureau of the Census. Designed 
for documents and reference librarians, this 
seminar provides information on programs, 
products and services available from the Cen­
sus Bureau. Fee: $100. Contact: Dorothy Chin, 
User Training Branch, Data User Services D i­
vision, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 
20233; (301) 899-7645.

3 -7 — Music Libraries: Fifty-first annual meeting, 
Music Library Association. Most of the pro­
gram sessions will occur at the M iram ar-



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Sheraton H o tel, Santa M onica, C alifornia. 
Panelists will explore film music research, 
computer-generated music, the development of 
musical comedy in Los Angeles, and the pres­
ervation of music materials. Registration is $20, 
with special bus tours $4 and $5 extra. Contact: 
Stephen M. Fry, Music Library, 1102 Shoen­
b erg  H all, U n iv ersity  of C aliforn ia, Los 
Angeles, CA 90024; (213) 825-4881.

March
19— Automation: “ Shopping for Library Auto­

m ated S y ste m s ,” W in ter Term  W orkshop, 
Drexel University School of Library and Infor­
mation Science. Fee: $95. Contact: Director, 
Office of Continuing Professional Education, 
Drexel University, 32d and Chestnut Streets, 
Philadelphia, PA 19104; (215) 895-2153.

2 9 -3 1 — D ata Processing: “Information Utilities 
’8 2 ,” a conference and exposition sponsored by 
Online, Inc., to be held at the Rye Town Hil­
ton Hotel and Conference Center, New York. 
F ee: $495. Contact: Jean-Paul Emard or Je ff 
Pem berton, Online, In c., 11 Tannery Lane, 
Weston, CT 06883; (203) 227-8466.

April
1-2— U ser Instruction: “Bibliographic Instruc­

tion: Not Just for Freshm en Anymore!” pre­
sented by Bibliographic Instruction South and 
held at the University of Florida, Gainesville. 
Fee: $60. Contact: Carol A. Drum, 216 Leigh 
Hall, University of Florida, Gainesville, F L  
32611; (904) 392-0573.

6-8— Book Fair: London Book Fair, the only in­
ternational trade fair in Great Britain, Barbican 
Arts C entre, London. Nearly 500 exhibitors 
slated . C on tact: Katy Jam es or G isela 
Gschaider, London Book Fair, 16 Pembridge 
Road, London, W l l , England.

2 8 -30— Health Sciences: Seventh annual meeting 
of the Health Science O C LC  Users Group, 
OCLC, Inc., Dublin, Ohio. Contact: Rick B. 
Forsman, University of Alabama in Birming­
ham, Lister Hill Library, University Station, 
Birmingham, AL 35294; (205) 934-2299.

May
2 -14— Administration: 16th Annual Library Ad­

ministrators Development Program, sponsored 
by the College of Library and Information Ser­
vices, University of Maryland, College Park. 
Participants will include senior administrative 
personnel of large library systems. The resident 
program will be held at the University of Mary­
land’s Donaldson Brown Center, Port Deposit, 
Maryland. Contact: Effie T. Knight, Library 
Administrators Development Program, College 
of Library and Information Services, University 
of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742.

17-20— Census: “Census Bureau Statistical Re­

sources for Librarians,” Washington, D .C . See 
February 1-4 entry for further information.

June
13-16— Information Science: “Information: The 

Critical Difference,” the 11th Mid-Year M eet­
ing of the American Society for Information 
Science, held at the University of Tennessee, 
Knoxville. Contact: ASIS, 1010 16th St., N.W ., 
Washington, DC 20036; (202) 659-3644.

2 8 -Ju ly  2— Classification: Fourth International 
Study Conference on Classification Research, 
sponsored by the Committee on Classification 
Research of the International Federation for 
D ocum entation (FID /CR), Augsburg, W est 
Germany. Contact: FID/CR Secretariat, Woog­
str. 36a, D-6000 Frankfurt 50, West Germany.

July
19-21— Collection Management: Regional collec­

tion management and development institute 
sponsored by the ALA Resources and Technical 
Services Division’s CM &D Institute Planning 
Com m ittee, George Washington University, 
W ashington, D .C . C on tact: B ill D re w e tt, 
ALA/RTSD, 50 E . Huron S t., Chicago, IL  
60611; (312) 944-6780, ext. 311.

19-31— Music: Special seminar in music bibli­
ography, University of Illinois, Urbana, con­
ducted by D. W. Krummel. The course will be 
presented as Library Science 433-I (Advanced 
Subject Bibliography) and will carry 2 semester 
hours graduate credit. F ee: $180 for Illinois 
resid en ts, $332 for non-residents. Contact: 
G SLIS, University of Illinois, 410 David Kin­
ley Hall, 1407 W. Gregory Drive, Urbana, IL  
61801; (217) 333-3280.

August
2 2 -26— A rchitecture: “Canadian Library Build­

ings: An Observation and Evaluation,” Univer­
sity of Toronto, Ontario. Fee: $200 U.S. Con­
tact: Local O rganizing C o m m ittee, Pre- 
Conference on Canadian Library Buildings, c/o 
Donald Forgie, Faculty of Library Science, 
U niversity of Toronto, 140 St. George S t., 
Toronto, Ontario, M5S 1A1, Canada; (416) 978- 
7111.

September
12-16— New Technology: “The Challenge of In­

formation Technology,” the 41st Congress of 
the International Federation for Documenta­
tion , Hong Kong. C on tact: B arry B u rto n , 
Chairman, Organizing Com m ittee, F ID  41st 
C on gress, Hong Kong P o ly te ch n ic, Hung 
Hom, Kowloon, Hong Kong. ■ ■



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