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296

INDEX TO VOL. 34

(including C R L  N ew s issues)

Prepared by Caroline LaMotte W ebb

ABBREVIATIONS

Standard abbreviations for names of organizations, ALA, ACRL, 
LC, etc., are alphabetized as if spelled out. Other abbreviations:

appt. —appointment
bibliog.(s) —bibliography (-graphic)
coll. —college
dec. —deceased
ed. —editor, edition
l.(s), ln.(s) —library (ies), librarian(s)
port. —portrait
ret. —retired
rev. —review(er)
s (before page numbers) —CRL News issues
univ. —university

A
Abstracts, 82-86; 170-71; (May) 

235-38; (July) 324; (Sept.) 
291-97

“The academic job crisis: a 
unique opportunity, or busi­
ness as usual?” Moffett, 191- 
94; comments, 310-11; 312; 
(Sept.) 276-79; 479

“Academic Is. in Iran,” Deale, 
47-53

Academic L. Buildings, A Guide 
to Architectural Issues and 
Solutions, Ellsworth, rev. of, 
(Sept.) 286-87

“Academic status: who wants it?” 
Hyman and Schlachter, 472-78

Access to L. Collections, Hyman, 
rev. of, 75-76

Ackerman, Page, appt. & port., 
s209

Acquisitions, s8; s28-29; s51;
s71; sl03; sl29; s201-2; s225; 
s289

Adams, Charles M., ret., s312 
“Affirmative action: equal oppor­

tunity for women in 1. manage­
ment,” De Fichy, 195-201

“Allocation of 1. funds to different 
departments of a univ.—an op­
erational research approach,” 
Goyal, 219-22; comment, 481

AASL, “Preliminary Draft of 
Guidelines for NCATE by 
AASL,” sl77-79

ALA, Committee Membership 
Restrictions, policy, s91

ALA, “Draft: equal employment 
opportunity policy,” s261-63 

ALA, Federal Legislation regard­
ing coll, and research Is., pol­
icy statement, s50

“ALA—Is It Time for an Alter­
native?” Dougherty, editorial, 
189-90; comments, 310; (Sept.) 
280-81; (Sept.) 282-83; 479-80

ALA/ACRL Representatives at 
academic ceremonies and meet­
ings, sl77

ALA/SSRT Task force on wom­
en offers job service, s288

Anderson, John F., rev. (Urban 
Analysis for Branch L. System 
Planning), 230-31

“Appendixes to model statement 
of criteria and procedures for 
appointment, promotion in aca­
demic rank, and tenure for coll, 
and univ. Ins., s243-47; Model 
statement, s i 92-95

Applebaum, Edmond L., Reader 
in Technical Services, rev. of, 
489-90

“Applying ‘management by objec­
tives’ to the univ. 1.,” Johnson, 
436-39

Appointments, sl7-19; s41-44; 
s64; s90; sll5 -1 7 ; sl59; sl79- 
80; S209-10; s253-54; s277-79; 
s307-12; corrections, s90

“An approach to developing com­

puter catalogs,” MacDonald 
and Elrod, 202-8; comments, 
(Sept.) 282

ACRL, additional nominating 
committees, s286

ACRL, additional nominees for 
offices for 1973/74, s63; s81 

ACRL, Agricultural and Biolog­
ical Sciences Section, s81; s239

ACRL, annual meeting, Las Ve­
gas, June 24-30, 1973, sched­
ule, sl25-27

ACRL, “Annual Report of the 
President, 1972-73,” Shank, 
S165-67

ACRL, Board of Directors, mid­
winter meeting, Washington, 
D.C., Jan. 29-Feb. 1, 1973, 
brief of minutes, sl42-58; reso­
lution on death of Dr. Arthur 
McAnally, sl95

ACRL, College Ls. Section, “Pro­
posed Bylaws,” s92-93

ACRL, Committee on Academic 
Status, “Model statement of cri­
teria and procedures for ap­
pointment, promotion in aca­
demic rank, and tenure for coll, 
and univ. Ins.,” s192-95; “Ap­
pendixes,” s243-47

ACRL, Constitution and Bylaws, 
s83-87

ACRL, “Draft statement on ac­
cess to original research materi­
als in Is., archives, and manu­
script repositories,” sl99-201;



297

“ Draft statement on the repro­
duction of manuscripts and ar­
chives for noncommercial pur­
poses,” sl9 9

ACRL, Joint committee activities, 
sl3 9

ACRL, membership meeting, Las 
Vegas, June 25, 1973, brief of 
minutes, s221-23

ACRL, midwinter meeting, W ash­
ington, D.C., Jan. 28-Feb. 4, 
1973, “highlights,” s69-70; 
schedule, s1-2

ACRL, nominating committees, 
s264

ACRL, nominees for offices 
1974/75, s285-86

ACRL, officers, 1973/74, sl8 9 - 
91

“ACRL president addresses ALA 
Council in Las Vegas,”  Shank, 
S265-66

ACRL, Rare Books and Manu­
scripts Section, “Statement on 
appraisal of gifts,”  developed 
by the committee on m anu­
scripts collections, s49; “ State­
ment on legal title,” developed 
by the committee on m anu­
scripts collections, s49-50

ACRL, “ Statement of the Ameri­
can L. Association’s policy on 
federal legislation regarding 
coll, and research Is.,” s50

“ ACRL and ALA support aca­
demic Ins.,”  resolutions and 
motions, s i 96-98

Auld, Larry and Irene Voit, “ Li­
brary group practice,” 54-58; 
comment, 223

Axford, H. William, “ ACRL offi­
cers for 1 973/74,” port., 
s i  89-90; “ Performance mea­
surement revisited,” ( Sept.) 
249-57; port. & appt., sl7 9

B
Balay, Robert, letter to the ed.,

305-6
Ball, Joyce, rev. ( Government 

Reference Books, 70/71 and 
Subject Guide to Government 
Reference Books'), 487

Baumann, Charles H., The Influ­
ence of Angus Snead Macdon­
ald and the Snead Bookstack 
on L. Architecture, rev. of, 
166-67

Beede, Beniamin R., letters to the 
ed., 69 (Sept.) 2 8 1,479

Berlin, Charles, Index to Fest­
schriften in Jewish Studies, rev. 
of, 316-18

Bermingham, Grace J., ret., s254 
Bibliographic Control of Micro­

forms, Reichmann and Tharpe, 
rev. of, 321-22

Bibliographic Control of Non­
print Media, Grove and Clem­
ent, eds., rev. of, 229-30

Bibliography of Books and 
Pamphlets on the History of 
Agriculture in the United States 
. . . 1607-1967, Schlebecker, 
rev. of, 162-63

The Big Foundations, Nielsen, 
rev. of, 231-33

Biggs, Martha L., ret., s210 
Bixler, Paul, letter to the ed., 306 
Blake, Fay M., letter to the ed.,

159-60
Book Reviews, 71-79; 161-68; 

(M ay) 226-33; (July) 315-22; 
(Sept.) 284-89; 486-92

Boone. Morell D., “ Camelot . . . 
A Quest or a Kingdom? edi­
torial, 5-6

Brunswick, Sheldon R., rev. (In­
dex to Festschriften in Jewish 
Studies), 316-18

Bryant, Edward C. and Donald

King, The Evaluation of Infor­
mation Services and Products, 
rev. of, 71-74

Buckland, Michael K., appt. to 
CRL editorial board, s224

Buckman, Thomas R., Yujihisa 
Suzuki, and Warren M. Tsunei- 
shi, eds., University and Re­
search Ls. in Japan and the 
United States: Proceedings of 
the First Japan-United States 
Conference on Ls. and Infor­
mation Science in Higher E du­
cation Tokyo May 15-19, 1969, 
rev. of. 161-62

Buford, Albert H., letter to the 
ed., ( Sept.) 282-83

Bunge, Charles A., letter to the 
ed., 482

Bums, Robert W., Jr., rev. 
(Evaluation of Information 
Services and Products), 71-74

Byrd, Cecil K., rev. (The Uni­
versity— The L.), 491-92; rev. 
(University and Research Ls. 
in Japan and the United States), 
161-62

C
Cain, Stith M., dec., s91 
“ Camelot . . .  A Quest or a King­

dom?” Boone, editorial, 5-6
Canfield, Marie P., Gardner and 

Stevens, “Library pathfinders: a 
new possibility for cooperative 
reference service,”  40-46

Carpenter, Eric J., letter to the 
ed., 310-11; comment, 482

“ Change Anyone?” Stueart, edi­
torial, (Sept.) 233-34

“ The changing role of directors 
of univ. Is.,” Me Anally and 
Downs, 103-25; comments, 
306; 308-10; (Sept.) 281; 481

Chase, William, rev. (Access to 
L. Collections), 75-76

Cheap Thrills: A n Informal His­
tory of the Pulp Magazines, 
Goulart, rev. of, 167-68

Christ, John M., Concepts and 
Subject Headings: Their Rela­
tion in Information Retrieval 
and L. Science, rev. of, 318- 
19

Chubak, Benjamin, ret., s254 
“ Clarement Colleges,” new con­

tract agreement, s i 97
Clarke, Jack A., “ Popular culture 

in Is.,”  215-18 comments, 480- 
81; rev. (Cheap Thrills), 167-68

Classified List of Periodicals for 
the Coll. L., Farber, rev. of, 
226-27

Clement, Evelyn G., and Grove, 
eds., Bibliographic Control of 
Nonprint Media, rev. of, 229- 
30

Clift, David H., dec., s307 
Clifton, Margaret Fisher, letter to

the ed., (Sept.) 279
“Committee appointed to revise 

coll. 1. standards,” s221
“A comparison of six versions of 

science 1. instruction,” Kuo, 
(July) 287-90

“A comparison of two out-of-print 
book buying methods,” Kim, 
( Sept.) 258-64

“ Computer-based systems, a new 
dimension to 1. cooperation,” 
Kilgour, 137-43

Computerizing the Card Catalog 
in the Univ. L.; A  Survey of 
User Requirements, Palmer, 
rev. of, 78-79

Conant, Ralph W., and Kathleen 
Molz, eds., The Metropolitan 
L., rev. of, 486-87

Concepts and Subject Headings: 
Their Relation in Information 
Retrieval and L. Science, 
Christ, rev. of, 318-19

Coney, Donald, dec., sl5 9  
“ Continuing Education,” Hiatt,

editorial, 101-2
Copyright: Current Viewpoints on 

History, Laws, Legislation, 
Kent and Lancour, eds., rev. 
of, 230

Coughlin, Robert E., Françoise 
Taieb and Benjamin H. Ste­
vens, Urban Analysis for 
Branch L. System Planning, rev. 
of, 230-31

Cressaty, Margaret, ret., s254 
Crowe, Linda and Kronus, eds.,

rev. of, Libraries and Neigh­
borhood Information Centers, 
492

Council on L. Resources fellow­
ships, 1 9 7 3 ,sl29-33

Current Awareness and the Chem­
ist, Duncan, rev. of, 320-21

Current National Bibliogs. of Lat­
in America: A  State of the Art 
Study, Zimmerman, rev. of, 76- 
77

D
Davidson, John S., ret., s279 
Davis, C. Roger, letter to the ed.,

( Sept.) 276
Deale, H. Vail, “Academic ls. in 

Iran,” 47-53
Deaths, s56; s91; sl5 9 ; sl8 0 ; 

s210
De Fichy, Wendy, “ Affirmative 

action: equal opportunity for 
women in 1. management,” 
195-201

Dempsey, Mary K., dec., s91 
De Priest, Raleigh, “ That inor­

dinate passion for status,” ISO- 
58; comments, 305-6

Dillon, Martin, “ The impact of 
automation on the content of 
ls. and information centers,” 
418-25

“ Draft: ALA equal employment 
opportunity policy,”  s261-63 

Dougan, Robert Orne, recipient
of second Citation of Honor 
presented by Rare Books and 
Manuscripts Section, port., 
s239

Dougherty, Richard M., “ ALA— 
Is It Time for an Alternative?” 
editorial, 189-90; comments, 
310; (Sept.) 280-81, 282-83; 
479-80; “ The Employment 
Time Bomb,”  editorial ( Sept. 
1972), comment, 69; “ The 
evaluation of campus 1. docu­
ment delivery service,”  29-39

Downs, Robert B. and Me Anally, 
“ The changing role of directors 
of univ. Is.,” 103-25; com­
ments, 306, 308-9, 309-10; 
(Sept.) 281; 481

Duncan, Elizabeth E., Current 
Awareness and the Chemist, 
rev. of, 320-21

Dunlap, Leslie W., Readings in L. 
History, rev. of, 77-78

Dyson, Allan, “ Editorship of CRL 
News changes,” s25

E
Eastlick, John T., rev. (The Met­

ropolitan L.), 486-87
Ebbing, Laurence R., letter to the 

ed., 308
Economics of Approval Plans, 

Spyers-Duran and Gore, eds., 
rev. of., (Sept.) 284

Edelman, Hendrik, letter to the 
ed., 310; rev. (Scholarly Re­
print Publishing in  the United 
States), 163-64

“ Editors meet at IFLA,” s287



298

“ Editorship of CRL News chan­
ges,” s25

Ellsworth, Dianne J., rev. (The 
Time-Lag in Cataloging), 490- 
91Ellsworth, Ralph E., Academic L. 
Buildings, A Guide to Archi­
tectural Issues and Solutions, 
rev. of, ( Sept.) 286-87

Elrod, J. McRee and MacDonald, 
“An approach to developing 
computer catalogs,” 202-8; 
comments, ( Sept.) 282

“ The Employment Time Bomb,” 
Dougherty, editorial ( Sept. 
1972), comment, 69

“ The evaluation of campus 1. doc­
ument delivery service,” 
Dougherty, 29-39

F
“Faculty awareness and attitudes 

toward academic 1. reference 
services: a measure of commu­
nication,” Nelson, ( Sept.) 268- 
75

“Faculty status—a comprehensive 
bibliog.,” Hiding, 440-62

Farber, Evan Ira, Classified List 
of Periodicals for the Coll. L., 
rev. of, 226-27

Farley, Richard A., appt. & port., 
s41

“ Female 1. science students and 
the occupational stereotype: 
fact or fiction?” Lee and Hall, 
(Sept.) 265-67

Flanagan, Cathleen, rev. (Bibli­
ographic Control of Nonprint 
Media), 229-30

Flanagan, Leo N., “Professional­
ism dismissed?”  209-14; com­
ments, 312, 313, 314; (Sept.) 
279, 281-82

Flener, Jane G., “ Staff participa­
tion in management in large 
univ. Is.,” (July) 275-79

Ford, Bennett C., letter to the ed., 
(Sept.) 281-82

Forstall, Philip L., letter to the 
ed., 312-14

Forth, Stuart, appt., s209; rev. 
(The New Librarianship), 
(Sept.) 284-85

Franklin, Colin, The Private 
Presses, rev. of, 162

“From Inside the DLP,” Stokes, 
s3-6

Fuller, Dorothy E., ret., s254

G
Gardner, Jeffrey J., Charles H. 

Stevens, and Marie P. Canfield, 
“ Library pathfinders: a new 
possibility for cooperative ref­
erence service,” 40-46

Gellatly, Peter, letter to the ed., 
69

Georgi, Charlotte, rev. (Planning 
the Special L  ), 319-20

Goon, Diane K., letter to the ed.,
306-7

Gore, Daniel and Spyers-Duran, 
eds., Economics of Approval 
Plans, rev. of, ( Sept.) 284

Goulart, Ron, Cheap Thrills: An 
Informal History of the Pulp 
Magazines, rev. of, 167-68

Government Reference Books, 7 0/ 
71, Wynkoop, rev. of, 487

Goyal, S. K., “Allocation of 1. 
funds to different departments 
of a univ.—an operational re­
search approach,” 219-22;
comment, 481

Gray, Gordon W., ret., s210 
Grove, Pearce S., and Evelyn G.

Clement, eds., Bibliographic 
Control of Nonprint Media, rev. 
of, 229-30

A  Guide to Microforms and Mi­
croform Retrieval Equipment, 
McKay, ed., WARNING, sl02

Guidelines for L. Automation, 
Markuson et al., rev. of, 71

Guidelines for L. Cooperation, 
Patrick, rev. of, 164-65

H
Hall, Janet E., and Lee, “Female 

1. science students and the oc­
cupational stereotype: fact or 
fiction?” ( Sept.) 265-67

Haro, Robert P., letter to the ed., 
309; rev. (Libraries and Neigh­
borhood Information Centers), 
492

Harris, K. G. E., letter to the ed., 
481

Harris, Michael H., “Intuition, 
Research, and the Academic 
L.,” editorial, (July) 269; 
comment, 483; rev. (A His­
tory of Book Publishing in the 
United States), 228; rev. 
(Hugh Gaine . . .), 489

Hart, James D., rev. (The Pri­
vate Presses), 162

Hayes, Robert M., rev. (Guide­
lines for L. Automation), 71; 
rev. (Vocabulary Control for 
Information Retrieval), 165

Hendricks, Donald D., rev. 
(Guidelines for L. Coopera­
tion), 164-65

Herbison, Michael, “ Editorship of 
CRL News changes,” s25; “ To 
the readers of CRL News,” s27

Hiatt, Peter, “Continuing Educa­
tion,” editorial, 101-2

Hickey, Doralyn J., Problems in 
Organizing L. Collections, rev. 
of, 227-28

“Highlights of ACRL’s Midwinter 
Meetings,” s69-70

Hinojosa, Susana, “ Editorship of 
CRL News changes,” s25

A History of Book Publishing in 
the United States; Volume I: 
The Creation of an Industry, 
1603-1865, Tebbel, rev. of, 
228

Hogan, Alan D., letter to the ed.,
307-8

Holley, Edward G., rev. (The 
Big Foundations), 231-33

Horn, Roger, letter to the ed., 
482-84

Houghton, Bernard, Out of the 
Dinosaurs— The Evolution of 
the National Lending L. for 
Science and Technology, rev. 
of, (Sept.) 285-86

Huff, William H., rev. (Classified 
List of Periodicals for the Coll. 
L.), 226-27

Huling, Nancy, “Faculty status— 
a comprehensive bibliog.,” 440- 
62

Hugh Gaine; A Colonial Printer- 
Editor’s Odyssey to Loyalism, 
Lorenz, rev. of, 489

Hyman, Richard Joseph, Access 
to L. Collections, rev. of, 75- 
76

Hyman, Ruth, and Gail Schlach­
ter, “Academic status: who 
wants it?” 472-78

I
“ The Impact of automation on the 

content of Is. and information 
centers,”  Dillon, 418-25

Index to Festschriften in Jewish 
Studies, Berlin, rev. of, 316- 
18

The Influence of Angus Snead 
Macdonald and the Snead 
Bookstack on L. Architecture, 
Baumann, rev. of, 166-67

The Influence of Lns. in Liberal 
Arts Colleges in Selected De­
cision Making Areas, Whit- 
beck, rev. of, ( M ay) 233

Information and L. Science Source 
Book; a Supplement to Docu­
mentation Source Book, 
Schutze, rev. of, 318; com­
ment, 481-82

“ In-house training of supervisory 
1. assistants in a large academic 
1.,” Mitchell, 144-49

“Intuition, Research and the Aca­
demic L.,” Harris, editorial, 
(July) 269

Ishimoto, Carol F., “ The National 
program for acquisitions and 
cataloging: its impact on univ. 
Is.,” 126-36

“Ivy Is. to use OCLC,” s101-2

J
Jackson, Archer, ret., s210 
Jackson, W. Carl, appt., s115 
Johnson, Edward R., “Applying

‘management by objectives’ to 
the univ. 1.,” 436-39

Josey, E. J., W hat Black Lns. Are 
Saying, rev. of, 315-16; com­
ment, 484-85

“ Junior coll. Is. enter the seven­
ties,” Reeves, 7-15; comment, 
308

K

Kaplan, Louis, “Participation: 
some basic considerations on 
the theme of academe,” ( Sept.) 
235-41

Karshner, Elizabeth, ret., s254 
Kaser, Davids “Whither Interli­

brary Loan?” (Sept. 1972), 
comment, 69; appt., s115

Katz, Elizabeth and West, eds., 
Revolting Lns., rev. of, 165- 
66

Kennedy, Eugene P., appt. & 
port., s277

Kent, Allen and Harold Lancour, 
eds., Copyright: Current View­
points on History, Laws, Legis­
lation, rev. of, 230

Kemaghan, John A., et al., 
“ Search versus experiment—the 
role of the research In.,” (July) 
280-86; comment, 482-84

Kilgour, Frederick G., “ Computer- 
based systems, a new dimen­
sion to 1. cooperation,”  137- 
43

Kim, Ung Chon, “ A comparison 
of two out-of-print book buy­
ing methods,” ( Sept.) 258-64

King, Donald and Edward C. 
Bryant, The Evaluation of In­
formation Services and Prod­
ucts, rev. of, 71-74

Knapp, Patricia, dec., s56 
Koster, Gavl E., letter to the ed.,

(Sept.) 279
Kronus, Carol L. and Linda 

Crowe, eds.. Libraries and 
Neighborhood Information Cen­
ters, rev. of, 492

Kuo, Frank F., “A comparison of 
six versions of science 1. in­
struction,” (July) 287-90

L
Ladenson, Alex, letter to the ed., 

484-85
La Hood, Charles G.. Jr., “ Micro­

film for the L. of Congress,” 
(July) 291-94

Laird, W. David, rev. (Library 
Buildings), 228-29

Lancaster, F. W., Vocabulary 
Control for Information Re­
trieval, rev. of, 165



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Lancour, Harold, and Kent, eds., 
Copyright: Current Viewpoints 
on History, Laws, Legislation, 
rev. of, 230

Lederer, Norman, rev. (What 
Black Lns. Are Saying), 315- 
16; comment, 484-85

Lee, David L., and Janet E. Hall, 
“Female 1. science students and 
the occupational stereotype: 
fact or fiction?” ( Sept.) 265- 
67

Lemke, Antje B., rev. (Read­
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Lendway, Olga, recipient of the 
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Letters, 69-70; 159-60; 223-25; 
(July) 305-14; (Sept.) 276- 
83; 479-85

Lewis, Shirley, Weihs and Mac­
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The Organization of Integrated 
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Libraries and Neighborhood In­
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Library Buildings: Innovation for 
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of, 228-29

“ Library group practice,” Auld 
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“ Library pathfinders: a new possi­
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Gardner, 40-46

“ Library peer evaluation for pro­
motion and merit increase: 
how it works,”  Yen-Ran Yeh, 
(July) 270-74; comment, 482- 
84

Line, Maurice B., letter to the ed., 
( Sept.) 282

Lipetz, Ben-Ami, letter to the ed., 
224-25

Lorenz, Alfred Lawrence, Hugh 
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Mc
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Me Anally, Arthur and Robert B. 
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MacDonald, Robin W. and J. Mc- 
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159-60; (May) 225; (July) 
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Mayeski, John K., rev. (The In­
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The Metropolitan L., Conant and 
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“ Microfilm for the L. of Con­
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94

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306-7

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49

“ Model statement of criteria and 
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Moffett, W. A., “ The academic 
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Mulligan, Georgia, rev. (Revolt­
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N
Naim, Charles E., letter to the 

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Namenwirth, S. Micha, rev. 

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“ The national program for acqui­
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Neufeld, John, letter to the ed., 
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The New Librarianshiv; A Chal­
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o
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Olson, Eva, ret., s254
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Other Books of Interest to Aca­
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( Sept.) 289-90

Out of the Dinosaurs—the Evolu­
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P
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“Performance measurement revis­
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310
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28

“Professionalism dismissed?” Flan­
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Reeves, Pamela, “Junior coll. Is. 
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Reichmann, Felix and Josephine 
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Retirements, s90; sl59; sl80;
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Revolting Lns., West and Katz, 
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Reynolds, Catharine J., rev. (Bib­
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Roff, Kenneth, letter to the ed., 
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s
Sacks, Patricia Anne, appt., s277 
Samuels, Alan R., letter to the

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Schiller, Anita R., rev. (Woman

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Schlachter, Gail and Hyman, 
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Scholarly Reprint Publishing in 
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School Media Quarterly, new fea­
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Schutze, Gertrude, Information 
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312

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“A Short Happy View of Our 
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(May) 225; (July) 307-8; 
(Sept.) 279-80; 484

Simon, Dorothy B., letter to the 
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Slavic and East European Section, 
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Smith, Dorothy L., dec., s210 
Smith, Roberta, ret., s90 
Sparkman, Mickey M., letter to

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Spyers-Duran, Peter and Daniel 

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284

“ Staff participation in manage­
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Stevens, Benjamin H., Coughlin 
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Stevens, Charles H., Marie P. 
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Stimpson, Catherine, ed., Women 
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Stokes, Katharine M., “From In­
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Strohl, L. S., letter to the ed.,

(Sept.) 280-81
Stubkjaer, Myrtle, ret., s279 
Stueart, Robert D., “Change Any­

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Subject Guide to Government 
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Sullivan, Robert C., “Microform 
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“ That inordinate passion for sta­
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Title II-A Grant Funds, s27-28 
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