ACRL College & Research Libraries News

College & Research Libraries News

INDEX TO VOL. 38

(including C&RL News issues)

Prepared by Eldon W. Tamblyn

ABBREVIATIONS

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

appt.	—appointment
assn.	—association
coll.	—college
comp.	—compiler
ed.	—editor, edition
f.	—foundation
inst.	—institute, institution
n (before page numbers)	—CérRL News issues
port.	—portrait
prof.	—profile
rev.	—review (er)

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Abell, Millicent D., ed., Collective bargaining in higher education: its implications for goυerance and faculty status for librarians, rev. of, 361—62 Abstracts, 85-88, 177-78, 272- 73, 446-49

“Academic librarians: a survey of benefits and responsibilities,” Dow, 218-20

“The academic library development program,” Morein, Boykin, Wells and Givens, 37-45; comment, 333; response, 333- 34

“An academic library publications committee: twelve years later,” Nelson, 317-20

Access to Canadian government publications in Canadian academic and public libraries,Jarvi, rev. of, 355-56

Ackoff, Russell L., and others, Designing a national scientific and technological communication system: the SCATT report, rev. of, 343-44 Acquisitions, n4-6, n34-35, n59- 62, n94-95, nl26-30, nl63- 65, n198-99, n234-36, n266- 69, n302, n328-29

Acquisitions (by institution): Brigham Young Univ., nl27- 28, n266; Brooklyn Coll., n 129-30, n328; Brown Univ., n34-35; Case Western Reserve Univ., n95; Cincinnati Historical Society, n94; Columbia Univ., n5, n59—60, n94, n328— 29; Cooper-Hewitt Museum, n34; Davidson Coll., nl30; Duke Univ., nl63, nl99, n268; Embry-Riddle Aeronautical

Univ., n268; Florida State Univ., n61; Harvard Divinity School, n5-6; Harvard Univ., n234; Indiana State Univ., nl63, n234, n266-67, n269; Indiana Univ., n59, nl98-99; Laredo Junior Coll., n61; LC, n34, n61-62, n328; Memphis State Univ., n60; Monterey Inst, of Foreign Studies, n34; National Library of Canada, n163-64; NYPL, nl65; New York Univ., nl99; Princeton Univ., n4-5; Rockefeller Univ., n34; St. Bernard’s Seminary, n4; Southern Illinois Univ., n267-68; Tennessee Technological Univ., nl27; Texas A&I Univ., n61; Texas A&M Univ., n5; Texas Tech Univ., n235; Thomas Jefferson Univ., nl30; Trinity Univ., n59; Univ. of Arizona, nl29; Univ. of California (Los Angeles, n234-35; San Diego, n94); Univ. of Colorado, n4; Univ. of Connecticut, n302; Univ. of Delaware, n302; Univ. of Georgia, nl26; Univ. of Houston, nl26; Univ. of New Mexico, n267; Univ. of Notre Dame, n235; Univ. of Pittsburgh, n6, n60, nl98; Univ. of South Dakota, n60— 61; Univ. of Texas, nl28-29, n266 (Austin, nl98; Dallas, n302; El Paso, nl26); Univ. of Toronto, n234; Univ. of Utah, nl29, n267; Univ. of Virginia, nl26-27, nl63, nl98, n268-69; Univ. of Washington, n235-36; Ursinus Coll., nβO; Vassar Coll., nl27; Washington Univ., nl64-65, n267; Wayne State Univ., nl98; Xavier Univ., n267; Yivo Inst.

for Jewish Research, nl28

Acquisitions (by subject, author, or title): Abzug, Bella S., Congresswoman, n94; Africa (CARA), n235; American Society of Interior Designers library, n34; Asian and international studies (Pelzer), n59; Autograph collection, n235; Aviation literature, n268; Batchelder-McPharlin Puppetry Collection, n267; Benét, Laura, n328; Bibliographic Systems Center Collection, n234; Borges, Jorge L., n268- 69; Buchan, John, n34—35; Byrd, Harry F., Jr., Sen., nl98; Caldwell, Erskine, nl26; Calliergis, ed., Etymologicum Magnum Graecum, nl63; Calling cards (Schang), n328-29; Canadian books, n34; Catlin, North American Indian portfolio, n267; Children’s books (Fadiman), n60; Chilean and Mexican manuscripts, n266; City planning, n95; Civil War letters (Rippetoe) ‚ n266-67; Civil War naval history, n94; Common Cause archives, n4—5; Cordier, Andrew W., n59-60; Cousins, Norman, nl29—30; Dekker, Eduard Douwes. nl29; DeMille, Cecil B., n266; Douglass, “Liberty,” n267; Dürer, Underweysung der messung, nl26; Dunning, Philip, nl98; Eames & Young architectural firm, n267; Evins, Joe L., Congressman, nl27; Freud, Die Traumdeutung, n34; Gaines (Pierce) Collection of Americana, n302; Gellius, Noctes Atticae, nl26; German literature (Jantz) ‚ n199; Goldman

(Sam) library, n4; Grant family letters and scrapbooks, n267-68; Hay, John, n34; Hebraica books and manuscripts (Lowy), n163-64; Hemingway, The sun also rises, nl63; Hill, Walter N., n35; Hogarth, William, nl30; Japanese books nl98; Jewish farmers, nl28; Kent, Rockwell. n5; Kissinger, Henry A., n61-62; Labor movement history (Tamiment Inst.), nl99; Lexicography working papers, n269; Mac- Bride, Roger L., nl27; McCullers, Carson, nl63; Mathews, Mitford, n234; Mexican books and recordings (UNAM), n61; Middle East, nl29; Mojave Indians (Sherer), n235; National Libertarian Party, nl27; Nin, Anaïs, n234; O’Connor (Ulick) Archives, n302; Otology (Goldstein), n164-65; Pare, Cinq liυres de chirvgie, nl30; Parsons, Edwin C., nl26; Pennsylvania Germans, n60; Plath, Sylvia, n198—99; Primrose ( William ) Viola Collection, n127-28; Prose and poetry of the live stock industry of the United States, n5; Public management science (Grundstein), n60; Railroad company records, diaries, etc., n94; Rehder (Helmut) Collection of German literature, n302; Rockefeller, John D., Sr.. n34; Romanian books, nl98; Roper, Daniel C., n268; Scottish books (Univ. of St. Andrews), n61; Sheen, Fulton J., Archbishop, n4; Sherwood, Robert E., n234; Siberian primers, n235-36; El Socialista microfilms, n328; Steinberg (William) library, n6; Twain. Mark, nl27; U.S. Constitution (Morris), n59; Universalist Historical Society library, n5-6; Vesalius, De Humani Corporis Fabrica‚ nl30; Warner, John W., nl26—27; Webster, An American dictionary, n128-29; Weill, The seven deadly sins, nl65; Western Americana (Chilson), n60-61

Advances in librarianship,v.6, 7, Voigt and Harris, eds., revs, of, 164, 429-31

Afflerbach, Lois, and Franck, eds. and comps.. The emerging field of sociobibliography: the collected essays of Ilse Bry, rev. of, 546

Alfred William Pol’ard: a selection of his essays,Pollard, rev. of, 344-46

Allen, Robert V., rev. (Slavic and East European resources in Canadian academic and research libraries), 77-78

Aman, Mohammed M., rev. (American overseas library technical assistance, 1940- 1970), 61-62

“American Fulbright-Hays scholars, 1977-78, in library science.” n318

ALA, Library Research Round Table. “1978 LRRT research competition,” n325

“ALA minority scholarship renamed for Louise Giles,” n56

The ALA yearbook: a review of library events, 1975‚ rev. of, 175-76

American library history: 1876- 1976.Winger, issue ed., rev. of, 173-74

American overseas library technical assistance, 1940-1970 ‚Brewster, rev. of, 61-62

Anders, Mary Edna, Libraries and library services in the Southeast. A report of the Southeastern States Cooperative Survey, 1972-1974, rev. of, 266-67

Andrews, Charles R., prof. & port., n22

Applications of operations research models to libraries: a case study of the use of monographs in the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard University,Chen, rev. of, 65-66

Appointments, n22-23, n50, n79-81, nll2, nl48-49, nl79-n213, n255-56, n275-78, n312-13, n339-40

Approval plans and academic libraries: an interpretive survey,McCullough, Posey and Pickett, rev. of, 548-49

Arcari, Ralph D., rev. (A reader in library management), 171-72

Archer, H. Richard, retired, n340

Archive-library relations,Clark, ed., rev. of, 169-70

Ashley, Janet L., rev. (Writing objectives for bibliographic instruction in academic libraries),

“Aspects of British university librarianship, 1877-1977,” Roberts, 460-76

ACRL, Academic Status Committee, Collective bargaining in higher education: its implications for governance and faculty status for librarians, rev. of, 361-62

ACRL, “Annual report of the President, 1976-77,” nl91-93

ACRL, Bibliographic Instruction Section, formation of, nl25 ACRL, Bibliographic Instruction Task Force, “Guidelines for bibliographic instruction in academic libraries,” n92; Writing objectives for bibliographic instruction in academic libraries, rev. of, 436

ACRL, Board of Directors, annual conference meetings, Detroit, June 17-21, 1977, “Highlights,” n225—30; midwinter meetings, Chicago, Jan. 31- Feb. 3, 1977, “Highlights,” nl44-46

ACRL, Cinema Librarians Discussion Group, formation of, nl28

ACRL, Committee on Academic Status, “Draft guidelines and procedures for the screening and appointment of academic librarians,” n87-90; correction, nl57; “Guidelines and procedures for the screening and appointment of academic librarians,” n231-33 ACRL, Committee on the

ACRL Constitution and Bylaws, proposed amendment, n91

ACRL. Constitution and Bylaws, n295-97; proposed amendment to, n91

ACRL, midwinter meeting, Chicago, Jan. 22-27, 1978, meetings, n324

ACRL, national conference, call for papers, n263

ACRL, Rare Books and Manuscripts Section, “Eighteenth- century English books,” 1975 preconference proceedings, n90

ACRL, Rare Books and Manuscripts Section, Committee on Manuscripts Collections, “Guidelines on manuscripts and archives,” publication an-

nouncement, nl95; “Statement on the reproduction of manuscripts and archives for commercial purposes,” nl43-44

ACRL/AAC/AAUP, “Statement on faculty status of college and university librarians” (C&RL News 35:26), “Organizations endorsing the joint statement on faculty status,” n31-32; new endorsements, n252

“ACRL at the 1977 annual conference,” n248

“ACRL Board pays tribute to Louise Giles,” n57 “ACRL candidates, 1978 elections,” n323-25

ACRL chapters, n91, nl96 “ACRL interns selected,” n298

“ACRL internship project extended,” nl61 “ACRL materials,” n3 “ACRL members run for ALA Council,” n93

“ACRL 1978 national conference in Boston,” n46

“ACRL 1978 national conference: New horizons for academic libraries,” n230

“ACRL officers for 1977/78,” n223-25

“ACRL programs at Detroit conference,” n120-23

“ACRL seeks volunteers,” n299- 301

“ARL statistics—handle with care,” Piternick, 419-23; comment, 521-22; response, 522

Atkinson, Hugh C., prof. & port., n47-50

“Attribution of library costs,” Drake, 514-19

Aubry, John, prof., nl78

Awards, n7, n62, nl31, nl99- 201, n236

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Bailey, Martha J., rev. (Directorship by objectives), 435-36

Bailey, Stephen K.. ports., nl20, n248

Bartlett, Mabel, retired, n278 Baughman, James C.. “Toward a structural approach to collection development,” 241-48; comments, 523—24; response, 524

Beach, Allyne, and Gapen, “Library book theft: a case study,” 118-28 Bearman, Toni Carbo, principal investigator, A study of coverage overlap among fourteen major science and technology abstracting and indexing services, rev. of. 532-33 Beene, Joyce Shapiro, rev. (Law library resources in Canada), 78-79

Bender, J. Terry, deceased, n214 Bentinck-Smith, William, Building a great library: the Coolidge years at Harvard, rev. of, 60-61

Berlin, Charles, comp., Hebrew printing and bibliography, rev. of, 431-32

Berner, Richard C., rev. (Archive-library relations), 169-70

Billings. Harold, prof., n212-13

Biomedical, scientific & technical book reviewing,Chen, rev. of, 260-61

Bird, Viola A., Law library resources in Canada, rev. of, 78-79

Blake, Norman F., Caxton: England's first publisher, rev. of, 64-65

Bloch, Joshua, and others. Hebrew printing and bibliography, rev. of, 431-32

Bloom, Janet, and Comaromi; Michael, A survey of the use of the Dewey Decimal Classification in the United States and Canada, rev. of, 70-71

Blum, Fred, rev. (Advances in librarianship, v. 7), 429—31

Boaz, Martha, rev. (Introduction to librarianship), 165; rev. (Introduction to library science), 164-65

Bonn, Thomas L., rev. (The business of publishing), 339; rev. (Media equipment), 170- 71

Book reviews, 60-83, 161-76, 253-71, 337-62, 427-44, 527- 52

The book trade of the world; volume II, The Americas, Australia, New Zealand ‚Taubert, ed., rev. of, 172-73

Books and undergraduates: proceedings of a conference held at Royal Holloway College, University of London, 4th-6th July, 1975,Mann, ed., rev. of, 346-47

Books that changed the South,Downs, rev. of, 253-55 Boonstra, Harry, prof. & port., n311

Borchardt, D. H., and Horacek, Librarianship in Australia, New Zealand and Oceania: a brief survey, rev. of, 260

Bosseau, Don L., prof. & port., n311-12

Boyer, Calvin J., rev. (Theses and dissertations as information sources), 444

Boykin, Joseph F., Jr., and Wells; Givens; Morein, “The academic library development program,” 37-45; comment, 333; response, 333-34

Bratcher, Dorrice, retired, n278 Brewster,

Beverly J., American overseas library technical assistance, 1940-1970, rev. of, 61-62

Breyfogle, Robert H., rev. (Practical MARC cataloguing), 256— 57; rev. (Proceedings of a conference held in Plymouth on 16 and 17 April, 1975, MARC Users’ Group), 256-57

“A brief golden age?” Johnson, editorial, 459 Broward, Audrey A., retired, n340

Brown, Luther, retired, n256

Bruccoli, Matthew J., ed., Pages: the world of books, writers, and writing, rev. of, 339-40

Bruntien, Scott, rev. (The library and information science Cum- Index), 72

Bry, Ilse. The emerging field of sociobibliography: the collected essays of Ilse Bry, rev. of, 546

Bryan, Harrison, University libraries in Britain: a new look, rev. of, 438-39

Bryan, Ruth M., retired, n256

Brynteson, Susan, prof. & port., nl47-48 Budurowycz, Bohdan, Slavic and East European resources in Canadian academic and research libraries, rev. of. 77-78

Building a great library: the Coolidge years at Harvard.Bentinck-Smith, rev. of, 60-61

Burr. Robert L., prof. & port., n274; rev. (Applications of operations research models to libraries). 65-66; rev. (Methods of analysis and evaluation of information needs), 537-38

Business information sources,Daniells, rev. of, 359-60

The business of publishing: a PW anthology,Ehrlich, comp., rev. of, 339

Butler, Meredith A., rev. (Zur Theorie und Praxis des modernen Bibliothekswesens), 540- 42

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Cagle, William R., prof., n253- „ ⁵⁴

“Call for papers for ACRL national conference: New horizons for academic libraries,” n263

Canelas, Dale B., rev. (Library management), 427-29

Cannan, Judith P., rev. (Librarianship in Australia, New Zealand and Oceania), 260

Capital provision for university libraries: report of a working party,Gt. Brit., University Grants Committee, rev. of, 337- 38; comment, 523

Carl H. Milam and the American Library Association,Sullivan, rev. of, 267-71

Carl H. Milam and the United Nations library,Milam, rev. of, 267-71

Carroll, Hardy, “Primary sources for understanding the new copyright law,” nl-2

Carvalho, Eugene, rev. (Toshokan), 536-37 Cassata, Mary B., rev. (Continuing education opportunities for library, information, and media personnel), 257-59; rev. (Proceedings, first CLENE assembly), 257-59

Cataloging with copy: a decisionmaker’s handbook,Dowell, rev. of, 167-68

“Causes and dynamics of user frustration in an academic library,” Saracevic, Shaw and Kantor, 7-18; comment, 249- 51; response, 251

Caxton: England’s first publisher,Blake, rev. of, 64-65

A century of service: librarianship in the United States and Canada, Jackson, Herling and Jo- sev, eds., rev. of, 347-48

Challman, Jean, retired, n278

“Changes in HEGIS-LIBGIS forms,” nlll Chapman, Edward A., and Lubans, eds., Reader in library systems analysis, rev. of, 73-74

Chen, Ching-chih, Applications of operations research models to libraries: a case study of the use of monographs in the Francis A. Countway Library of Medicine, Harvard University, rev. of, 65-66; Biomedical, scientific & technical book reviewing, rev. of, 260-61

Childs. James Bennett, deceased, n256

Churchwell, Charles D., rev. (A historical introduction to library education), 74-75

“Cinema studies librarians,” nll Clark, Robert L., Jr., ed., Archive-library relations, rev. of, 169-70

Clarke, Marian M. G., retired, n256

Classical music recordings for home and library,Halsey, rev. of, 62

Classification and indexing in the humanities,Langridge, rev. of, 71-72

A classification and subject index for cataloging and arranging books and pamphlets of a library,

Dewey, rev. of, 161-62

Clements, F. A., ed.. Proceedings of a conference held in Plymouth on 16 and 17 April, 1975, MARC User’s Group, rev. of, 256- 57

Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, 12th, Champaign, Ill., 1975, The use of computers in literature searching and related reference activities in libraries, rev. of, 79-80

Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, 13th, Champaign, Ill., 1976, The economics of library automation, rev. of, 533-34

Coleman, Kathleen, and Dickinson, “Drafting a reference collection policy,” 227-33

Collective bargaining and the academic librarian,Weatherford, rev. of, 358-59

Collective bargaining in higher education: its implications for governance and faculty status for librarians,ACRL, Academic Status Committee, rev. of, 361-62

Collins, Craig, and Jacobson; Wish, “Terminal costs for online searching,” 291-97

Comaromi, John Phillip, The eighteen editions of the Dewey Decimal Classification, rev. of, 161-62

Comaromi, John Phillip, and Michael; Bloom, A survey of the use of the Dewey Decimal Classification in the United States and Canada, rev. of, 70- 71

Commerton, B. Anne, rev. (Collective bargaining in higher education), 361-62 “The community college library in the mid-1970s,” Dale, 404-11

Computer-readable bibliographic data bases: a directory and data sourcebook, Wilson and Rouse, comps, and eds., rev. cf. 261-62

Conference on Library Orientation, 5th, Eastern Michigan University, 1975, Faculty involvement in library instruction: their views on participation in and support of academic library use instruction, rev. of, 356-58

“Conflict and ambiguitv in the role of the academic library director,” Lee, 396—403

Continuing education opportunities for library, information, and media personnel,rev. of, 257— 59

CLENE, Proceedings, first CLENE assembly. Palmer House, Chicago. Illinois, January 23-24, 1976, rev. of, 257-59

“CLENE prepares to publish directory,” nl62 Conway, William E., rev. (Eighteenth-century English books), 434-35

Cottam, Keith M., letter to the ed., n194-96; prof.. n336

Courses, nl31-32, nl65-66 Cowles, Mary E., retired, n340

“Current trends in periodical collections,” Wright, 234-40

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Dain, Phyllis, rev. (A century of service), 347-48

Dale, Doris Cruger, “The community college library in the mid- 1970s,” 404-11; ed., Carl H.

Milam and the United Nations library,rev. of, 267-71

Daly, Jeannette, and others. The use of gaming in education for library management: final report on a research project, rev. of, 340

Daniells, Lorna M., Business information sources, rev. of, 359-60

Davinson, Donald, Theses and dissertations as information sources, rev. of, 444

Deaths, n55—56, n112, nl49, nl80, n214, n256

De Gennaro, Richard, rev. (Capital provision for university libraries), 337-38; comment, 523

“A delicate balance,” Johnson, editorial, 99

Delmas, B., and d’Olier, Planning national infrastructures for documentation, libraries and archives: outline of a general policy, rev. of, 76-77

Designing a national scientific and technological communication system: the SCATT report,Ackoff and others, rev. of, 343-44

“The development of working collections in university libraries,” Rice, 309—12

Dewey, Melvil, A classification and subject index for cataloging and arranging books and pamphlets of a library, rev. of, 161-62

Dickinson. Donald C.. and Laird; Maxwell, comps., Voices from the Southwest: a gathering in honor of Lawrence Clark Powell, rev. of, 346 Dickinson, Pauline, and Coleman, “Drafting a reference collection policy,” 227-33 Directorship by objectives, Kemper and Ostrander, rev. of, 435-36

Divilbiss, J. L., ed.. The economics of library automation, rev. of, 533-34

d’Olier, J. H., and Delmas, Planning national infrastructures for documentation, libraries and archives: outline of a general policy, rev. of, 76-77

Doskey, John S., and Rosenberg. Media equipment: a guide and dictionary, rev. of, 170-71

Dow, Ronald F., “Academic librarians: a survey of benefits and responsibilities,” 218-20

Dowell, Arlene Taylor, Cataloging with copy: a decision-maker’s handbook, rev. of, 167-68

Downs, Robert B., Books that changed the South, rev. of, 253-55

Doyle, James, rev. (A guide to sources of educational information), 71

Doyle, James M., and Grimes, Reference resources: a systematic approach, rev. of, 342

“Draft guidelines and procedures for the screening and appointment of academic librarians,” ACRL, Committee on Academic Status, n87-90; correction, nl57

“Drafting a reference collection policy,” Coleman and Dickinson, 227-33

Drake, Miriam A., “Attribution of library costs,” 514-19

Dranov, Paula, Microfilm: the librarian’s view, 1976-77‚ rev. of, 163-64

Drazic, Milimir. prof. & port., n338

“Dual pricing of periodicals,” Wittig, 412-18

Dunlap, Connie R., “Annual report of the President 1976- 77,” nl91-93; “Julie Virgo appointed Executive Secretary of ACRL,” n119; port., n248

Durey, Peter, Staff management in university and college libraries, rev. of, 67-68

Dyson, Allan J., rev. (Faculty involvement in library instruction), 356-58

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Eastlick, John, and Stueart, Library management, rev. of, 427-29

The economics of library automation,Clinic on Library Applications of Data Processing, 13th, Champaign, 111., 1976, rev. of, 533-34

“Editor sought for new ACRL series,” n81

“The effectiveness of browsing,” Greene, 313—16

Ehrlich, Arnold W., comp., The business of publishing: a PW anthology, rev. of, 339

The eighteen editions of the Dewey Decimal Classification‚ Comaromi, rev. of, 161-62

“Eighteenth-century English books,” ACRL, Rare Books and Manuscripts Section, 1975 preconference proceedings, n90

Eighteenth-century English books ‚ considered by librarians and booksellers, bibliographers and collectors,rev. of, 434-35

Elrod, J. McRee, letter to the ed., 426

The emerging field of sociobibliography: the collected essays of Ilse Bry,Bry, rev. of, 546

Emerson, Susan V., letter to the ed., 523; response, 524

Estabrook, Leigh, ed., Libraries in post-industrial society, rev. of, 544—45

Estes, David E., rev. (Alfred William Pollard), 344-46

Esteves, Roberto, and Kenney, Video and cable communications: guidelines for librarians, rev. of, 65

Euster, Joanne E., prof. & port., n275

Evans, G. Edward, Management techniques for librarians, rev. of, 338-39

Evans, Glyn T., rev. (National inventory of library needs, 1975), 548

Exchanges, n23

Exhibits, n7-8, nl66. n201 “An experiment in bibliographic instruction at Wabash College,” Tucker, 203-9

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Faculty involvement in library instruction: their views on participation in and support of academic library use instruction.Conference on Library Orientation, 5th, Eastern Michigan University, 1975, rev. of, 356- 58

Faibisoff, Sylvia G., rev. National and international library planning), 255—56

Fang, Josephine Riss, rev. (World guide to technical information and documentation services, 2d ed., rev. and enl.), 166-67

Fang, Josephine Riss, and Songe,

International guide to library, archival, and information science associations,rev. of, 348- 50

Feng, Y. T., prof. & port., n335

“Folger library acquires reformation editions,” n265

“A formula for estimating collection use,” Turner, 509-13

Forth, Stuart, rev. (Staff management in university and college libraries), 67-68

Franck, Jane P., prof., nl47

Franck, Marga, and Afflerbach, eds. and comps.. The emerging field of sociobibliography: the collected essays of Ilse Bry, rev. of, 546

Franco, Kathryn, appt., n256

Frankie, Suzanne O., letter to the ed., 521-22; response, 522

Frederick, Ronald D., prof. & port., n337 Freides, Thelma, rev. (The emerging field of sociobibliography), 546

Friedman, Joan M., rev. (The illustrator and the book in England from 1790 to 1914), 265-66; rev. (William Morris and the art of the book), 265- 66

Fry, Bernard M., and White, Publishers and libraries: a study of scholarly research journals, rev. of, 527—30

“Fulbright-Hays exchange program,” n2

“Fulbright-Hays scholars,” n56

Function and organization of a national documentation centre in a developing country ‚ by a FID-DC working group under the direction of Harald Schütz,rev. of, 76-77

Futas, Elizabeth, ed., Library acquisition policies and procedures, rev. of, 542—44

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Gaines, James E., Jr., prof., n274

Galloway, R. Dean, letter to the ed., 249; response, 249; letter to the ed., 333; response, 333- 34

Gambee, Budd L., rev. (Libraries as communication systems), 439-40

Gapen, Kaye, and Beach, “Library book theft: a case study” 118-28

Gardner. Richard K., resignation & port., nl24

Gates, Jean Key, Introduction to librarianship, 2d ed., rev. of, 165

“A gathering of British libraries,” 487-97

Genaway, David C., and Stanford, “Quasi-departmental libraries,” 187-94; comment, 426

George, Melvin R., “Richard K. Gardner resigns as editor of Choice,” nl24

Gerulaitis, Leonardas Vytautas, Printing and publishing in fifteenth-century Venice, rev. of, 442-44

Giles, Louise, deceased & port., n55-56

Gittelsohn, Marc, rev. (The book trade of the world), 172-73

Givens, Johnnie E., rev. (The ALA yearbook, 1975), 175-76

Givens, Johnnie E.. and Morein; Boykin; Wells, “The academic library development program,” 37-45; comment, 333; response, 333-34

Glidden, Benjamin C., Lt. Col., prof. & port., nl78

Glikin, Ronda, rev. (A plan for cooperative action), 82-83 Goldberg, Robert L., A systems approach to library program development, rev. of, 436-38

Goldstein, Marianne, and Sedransk. “Using a sample technique to describe characteristics of a collection,” 195-202

Goodwin, Marion L., retired, n256

Grants, n8-10, n35-36, n62-65, n95, nl32-33. nl66-68, n201- 2, n236-39, n269-70, n302-4, n329-30

Grants (by grantee): American Antiquarian Society, nl68; AACJC, n304; ALA, n304; ARL, n8-9; Beloit Coll., nl66-68; Carnegie-Mellon Univ., n201-2; Case Western Reserve Univ., n237; Colorado Coll., nl66—68; Colorado School of Mines, n238; Columbia Univ., n64; Committee for the Preservation of Architectural Records, nl32; CLENE, n9; Cornell Univ., n239, n303; CLR, nl33; Drew Univ., n329; Duke Univ., nl68, n269; Folger Inst, of Renaissance and 18th-Century Studies. n36; Folger Shakespeare Library, n238; Georgia Southern Coll.. nl66-68; Georgia State Univ., nl66-68; Glenville State Coll., nl66-68; Guilford Coll., n166-68; Hampton Inst., nl66—68; Huntington Library, n236-37; Joint Univ. Libraries (Tenn.), nl66-68; Lake Forest Coll., n166-68; LC. nl33: Marshall (George C.) Research F., n95; Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Board, nl33; New England Document Conservation Center, n238-39; New England Library Board, n303; NELINET, n238; NYPL, n62-63, n201-2; Northwestern Univ., n9, n237; OCLC. nl32; Princeton Univ., n35; Radcliffe Coll., nl0; Region XI medical libraries, nl32; RLG, n9-10; Rhode Island Coll., n236; St. Olaf Coll., n237; Shippensburg State Coll., nl32; Smith (Johnson C.) Univ., n36; Southern Illinois Univ., n329-30: Stanford Univ., n35; State Historical Society of Wisconsin, n36; SUNY. n63; Syracuse Univ., n95; Temple Univ., n303; Tus- culum Coll., nl66-68; Univ. of California (Berkelev, n35; Santa Barbara. n63-64); Univ. of Colorado. Colorado Springs, nl66-68; Univ. of Evansville, n237; Univ. of Illinois, Ur- bana-Champaign. n95: Univ. of Maryland, n303-4; Univ. of Missouri, Kansas City, nl66- 68; Univ. of Rochester. n329; Univ. of Southern California, n8, n35-36; Univ. of the District of . Columbia, n237-38, n329-30: Univ. of Virginia, n269; Univ. of Washington, n9; Univ. of Wisconsin, Park- side, n329; Washington Univ., n64; Wavne State Univ., nl66- 68, n270; Yeshiva Univ., n302-3

Grants (by grantor); Boettcher F.. n238; Carnegie Corp., n9- 10, nl33; Commemorative Assn. for the Japan World Exposition of 1970, n64; Commonwealth Fund, n202; CLR,

n36, nl32-33, nl66-68, n201-

2, n237, n329; Fairchild (Sherman) F., n201; Ford F., nl33; Immigration History Research Center, n95; Mellon F., n8—9, n35, nl33, nl68, n236- 37, n239; Michigan Dept, of Education, n270; NEH, n9-10, n36, n62-64, n95, nl32, nl68, n237-38, n269, n302-4, n329; NHPRC, nlO, n236, n238-39, n303; NLM, n95, nl32; National Library of Venezuela, n9; NSF, n63-64, n237-38, n329-30; N.Y. State Council on the Arts, n303; Pennsylvania, nl32; Rockefeller F., n95; Shippensburg State Coll., nl32; Sloan F., n35; State Library Board of Ohio, n237; U.S.O.E., n8-9, n35-36, n63, n238

Gration, Selby U., rev. (Reader on the library building), 72-73

Gray, Dorothy A., and Malinowsky; Gray, Science and engineering literature: a guide to reference sources, 2d ed., rev. of, 69-70

Gray, Richard A., and Gray; Malinowsky, Science and engineering literature: a guide to reference sources, 2d ed., rev. of. 69-70

Gt. Brit., University Grants Committee, Capital provision for university libraries: report of a working party, rev. of, 337-38; comment, 523

Greene, Robert J., “The effectiveness of browsing,” 313-16

Grimes, George H., and Doyle. Reference resources: a systematic approach, rev. of, 342

Grogan, Denis, Science and technology: an introduction to the literature, 3d ed. rev., rev. of, 431

Grosch, Audrey N., rev. (The economics of library automation), 533-34

Grose. B. Donald, rev. (Handbook of library regulations), 440

“The growth rates of major academic libraries: Rider and Purdue reviewed,” Leach (C&RL 37:531-42). comment, 249; response, 249

Grundt, Leonard, letter to the ed., 334

Guide to library research in public administration,Simpson, rev. of, 550-52

Guide to reference books,9th ed., Sheehy, comp., rev. of, 262-65

A guide to sources of educational information, Woodbury, rev. of, 71

A guide to Yugoslav libraries and archives, Jovanović and Roj- nić, comps., rev. of, 66-67

“Guidelines and procedures for the screening and appointment of academic librarians,” ACRL, Committee on Academic Status. n231—33

“Guidelines for bibliographic instruction in academic libraries,” ACRL, Bibliographic Instruction Task Force, n92

“Guidelines on manuscripts and archives,” ACRL. Rare Books and Manuscripts Section. Committee on Manuscripts Collections, publication announcement, nl95

H

Hagebush, Virginia, deceased, n256

Hall, John G., prof., n311

Halldorsson, Egill A., and Murfin, “The performance of professionals and nonprofessionals in the reference interview,” 385-95

Halsey, Richard Sweeney, Classical music recordings for home and library, rev. of, 62

Hammer, Donald P., ed., The information age: its development, its impact, rev. of, 342-43

A handbook for the introduction of on-line bibliographic search services into academic libraries, Wax, rev. of, 79-80

Handbook of library regulations,Murphy and Johns, rev. of, 440

Harris, Jessica L., rev. (The PRECIS index system), 549- 50

Harris, Michael H., and Johnson, History of libraries in the Western World, 3d ed., completely rev., rev. of, 354-55

Harris, Michael H., and Voigt, eds., Advances in librarianship, v. 6, 7, revs, of, 164, 429-31

Harvey, John F., rev. (Function and organization of a national documentation centre in a developing country), 76-77; rev. (Planning national infrastructures for documentation, libraries and archives), 76-77

Harwell, Richard, rev. (Books that changed the South), 253- 55

Hawks, Jean, rev. (Serials automation in the United States), 262

Healy, Barbara R., rev. (Business information sources), 359-60

Hebrew printing and bibliography‚Bloch and others, rev. of, 431- 32

Helzer, Charles, rev. (Pages), 339-40

Herling, Eleanor B., and Josey; Jackson, eds., A century of service: librarianship in the United States and Canada, rev. of, 347-48

Hernon, Peter, and Pastine, “Student perceptions of academic librarians,” 129-39

Herold, Jean, rev. (Reference resources), 342

Hewitt, Joe A., rev. (“The Ohio College Library Center”), 68- 69; rev. (OCLC in retrospect). 68-69

Hicks, Warren B., and Tillin, Managing multimedia libraries, rev. of, 360-61

A historical introduction to library education: problems and progress to 1951, White, rev. of, 74-75

History of libraries in the Western world,3d ed., completely rev., Johnson and Harris, rev. of, 354-55

Hoadley, Irene Braden, rev. (Planning, programming, budgeting systems in academic libraries), 81-82

Hock, Randolph E., rev. (A handbook for the introduction of on-line bibliographic search services into academic libraries), 79-80; rev. (The use of computers in literature searching and related reference activities in libraries), 79-80

Holman, William R., rev. (Voices from the Southwest), 346

Holroyd, Gileon, ed.. Studies in library management, v. 3, rev. of, 168-69

Horacek, J. I., and Borchardt, Librarianship in Australia, New

Zealand and Oceania: a brief survey,rev. of, 260

Hubbard, Willis M., prof. & port., n336-37

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The illustrator and the book in England from 1790 to 1914‚Ray, rev. of, 265-66

“The improvement of library security,” Walch, 100-103 Ince, David Lewis, prof., n273-74

“Index medicusexpands coverage,” n58; correction, n219

The information age: its development, its impact,Hammer, ed., rev. of, 342-43

Intellectual freedom resolution, NCLIS, n332

IFLA, General Council, National and international library planning, rev. of, 255-56

International guide to library, archival, and information science associations,Fang and Songe, rev. of, 348-50

International PRECIS Workshop, University of Maryland, 1976, The PRECIS index system: principles, applications, and prospects, rev. of, 549-50

An introduction to computer- based library systems, Tedd, rev. of, 545-46

Introduction to librarianship,2d ed.. Gates, rev. of, 165

Introduction to library science: basic elements of library science,Shera, rev. of, 164-65

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“Involving consultants in library change,” Lockwood, 498-508 Irvine, Ruth, ed.. Practical MARC cataloguing, rev. of, 256-57

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Jacob, M., letter to the ed.. 523 Jacobson, Vance, and Wish; Collins, “Terminal costs for online searching.” 291-97

Jakeman, Carolyn E., retired, n23

Jarvi, Edith. Access to Canadian government publications in Canadian academic and public libraries, rev. of, 355-56 Jensen, Judith B., prof., n253 Johns, Claude J., Jr., prof., n79

Johns, Claude J., Jr., and Murphv, Handbook of library regulations, rev. of, 440

Johnson, Elmer D., and Harris, History of libraries in the Western world, 3d ed., completely rev., rev. of, 354-55

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Johnson, Richard D., “A brief golden age?” editorial, 459; “A delicate balance,” editorial, 99; rev. (University libraries in Britain). 438-39; “Shimmer of excitement,” editorial, 5

Torstad. Dorothy, retired, n81

Josev, E. J., rev. (Advances in librarianship, v. 6), 164

Josey, E. J., and Jackson; Herling, eds., A century of service: librarianship in the United States and Canada, rev. of, 347-48

Jovanović, Slobodan, and Roj- nić, comps., A guide to Yugoslav libraries and archives, rev. of, 66-67 Judman, Mark, letter to the ed., 334-35; response, 335—36 “Julie Virgo appointed Executive Secretary of ACRL,” Dunlap, nll9

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Kanasi, Irene, retired, nl80

Kantor, P. B., and Saracevic; Shaw, “Causes and dynamics of user frustration in an academic library,” 7-18; comment, 249-51; response, 251

Kaplan, Louis, letter to the ed.. 521; “On decision sharing in libraries: how much do we know?” 25-31

“Kathryn Franco appointed CirRL Assistant Editor,” n256

Kehr, Wolfgang, and Neubauer; Stoltzenburg, eds., Zur Theorie und Praxis des modernen Bibliothekswesens, rev. of, 540-42

Keller, Susan, ed., A plan for cooperative action, rev. of, 82-83

Kemper, Robert E., rev. (A systems approach to library program development), 436-38

Kemper. Robert E.. and Ostrander, Directorship by objectives, rev. of, 435-36

Kenney, Brigitte L., and Esteves, Video and cable communications: guidelines for librarians, rev. of, 65

Kidd, J. S., “On-line bibliographic services: selected British experiences,” 285-90; “Toward cost-effective procedures in online bibliographic searches,” 153-59; comment, 334-35; response, 335-36

Kilgour, Frederick G., The library and information science Cumlndex, rev. of, 72

Kirwan, William J., prof., n312

Kolish, Kate, deceased, nl49 Kraus, Joe W., rev. (Building a great library), 60-61

Kreilkamp, Hermes D., “The National Agricultural Library’s data base: AGRICOLA,” 298-303

Krek. Miroslav, rev. (Hebrew printing and bibliography),32; rev. (Printing and publishing in fifteenth-century Venice), 442-44

Kunz, Werner, and Rittel: Schwuchow, Methods of analysis and evaluation of information needs: a critical review, rev. of. 537-38

Kurth, William H., deceased, nl49

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La Bue, Benedict, rev. (The library-centered approach to learning). 434; rev. (The teacher), 434

Ladd. Boyd, National inventory of library needs, 1975, rev. of, 548

Ladenson, Alex. “Library security and the law,” 109-17

Laird, W. David, “University of Arizona opens new $12 million library.” n159-61

Laird. W. David, and Maxwell; Dickinson, comps., Voices from the Southwest: a gathering in honor of Lawrence

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Lang, Jovian, Rev., rev. (Libraries in post-industrial society), 544-45

Langridge, D. W., Classification and indexing in the humanities, rev. of, 71-72

Lanier, Don, rev. (Library acquisition policies and procedures), 542-44

Lauer, Joseph J., letter to the ed., 523-24; response, 524

Law library resources in Canada,Bird, rev. of, 78-79 Leach, Steven, “The growth rates of major academic libraries: Rider and Purdue reviewed” (CùRL 37:531-42), comment, 249; response, 249

Lee, Susan A., “Conflict and ambiguity in the role of the academic library director,” 396- 403

Lemke, Darrell H., rev. (Library networks, 1976-77), 350-52

Letters, 249-52, 333-36, 425-26, 521-24, n 194-96

The librarian and reference service‚ Rowland, comp., rev. of, 442

Librarianship in Australia, New Zealand and Oceania,Borchardt and Horacek, rev. of, 260

Libraries and library services in the Southeast. A report of the Southeastern States Cooperative Survey, 1972-1974,Anders, rev. of, 266—67

“Libraries and Mexican American bibliography,” Woods, 32-36

Libraries as communication systems,Orr, rev. of, 439-40

“Libraries benefit from new postal regulations,” n23

Libraries in post-industrial society,Estabrook, ed., rev. of, 544-45

Library acquisition policies and procedures,Futas, ed., rev. of, 542-44

The library and information science Cumlndex,Kilgour, rev. of, 72

“Library book theft: a case study,” Beach and Gapen, 118-28

The library-centered approach to learning,Schuster, rev. of, 434

Library Council of Metropolitan Milwaukee, Long Range Planning Committee, A plan for cooperative action, rev. of, 82-83

“Library instruction program project at Earlham College,” n63

Library management,Stueart and Eastlick, rev. of, 427-29

Library networks. 1976-77,Martin, rev. of, 350-52

“Library of Congress distributing GPO monthly catalog records in MARC II format,” nl35

“Library of Congress revises schedule of automation of cataloging,” n7

“Library security and the Federal Bureau of Investigation,” Riley, 104-8

“Library security and the law,” Ladenson, 109-17

Library technical services: a selected. annotated bibliography,Magrill and Rinehart, comps., rev. of, 429

Linford. A. John, prof., n312

Liu, Kai-hsien, retired, n23

Lockwood, James D., “Involving consultants in library change,” 498-508

Longstreet, Christine R., rev. (Guide to reference books, 9th ed.), 262-65

“Louise Giles, 1930-1976,” n55- 56

Lubans, John, Jr., and Chapman, eds.. Reader in library systems analysis, rev. of, 73-74

Lucker, Jay K., rev. (Designing a national scientific and technological communication system), 343-44 Luquire, Wilson, prof. & port., n335—36

M

MARC Users’ Group, Proceedings of a conference held in Plymouth on 16 and 17 April, 1975, rev. of, 256-57

McBurney, Margot B., prof., n255

McCoy, Mabel, retired, n256

McCullough, Kathleen, and Posey; Pickett, Approval plans and academic libraries: an interpretive survey, rev. of, 548- 49

McDonald, David R., rev. (Guide to library research in public administration), 550-52

McDonald, John P., rev. (The university), 80-81

McGrath, William E,, rev. (Publishers and libraries), 527-30

McGuire, Robert Eugene, deceased, nl80

McKenzie, Mary A., rev. (Libraries and library services in the Southeast), 266-67

Magrill, Rose Mary, and Rinehart, comps., Library technical services: a selected. annotated bibliography, rev. of, 429

Malinowsky, H. Robert, and Gray; Gray, Science and engineering literature: a guide to reference sources, 2d ed., rev. of, 69-70

Management techniques for librarians,Evans, rev. of, 338- 39

Managing multimedia libraries,Hicks and Tillin, rev. of, 360- 61

Mann. Peter H., ed.. Books and undergraduates: proceedings of a conference held at Royal Holloway College, University of London, 4th—6th July, 1975, rev. of, 346-47 Map librarianship, Nichols, rev. of. 75-76

Marchant, Maurice P., Participative management in academic libraries, rev. of, 432-34

Marcum. Deanna, rev. (Reader in library systems analysis), 73-74

Markuson. Barbara Evans. “The Ohio College Library Center: a study of the factors affecting the adaptation of libraries to on-line networks,” rev. of, 68- 69

Martin, Gordon P., rev. (Video and cable communications), 65

Martin, Susan K., Library networks, 1976-77, rev. of, 350- 52

Mason, Ellsworth, rev. (Of books and men). 531-32

Matthews, Elizabeth W.. “Trends affecting community college library administrators,” 210-17

Matzek, Richard A., prof. & port.. n334

Maxwell, Margaret F., and Dickinson; Laird, comps.. Voices

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Media equipment: a guide and dictionary,Rosenberg and Doskey, rev. of, 170-71

Meetings, nlO-11, n36-39, n65- 66, n95-99, n202

Meetings & workshops, nl33-36, nl68-71, n239-40, n270, n304-5, n330-31

Mehrens, Erika, retired, n213

Merikangas, Robert J., rev. (Books and undergraduates), 346-47

Methods of analysis and evaluation of information needs: a critical review,Kunz, Rittel and Schwuchow, rev. of, 537-38

Meyer, R. W., and Panetta, “Two shared cataloging data bases: a comparison,” 19-24 Meyerhoff, Erich, prof., n212

Michael, Mary Ellen, and Bloom; Comaromi, A survey of the use of the Dewey Decimal Classification in the United States and Canada, rev. of, 70-71

Microfilm: the librarians view, 1976—77,Dranov, rev. of, 163-64

Midwest Federation of Library Associations, Writing objectives for bibliographic instruction in academic libraries, rev. of, 436

Milam, Carl H., Carl H. Milam and the United Nations library, rev. of, 267-71 Milczewski, Marion A., prof., nl48

Mitchell, A. A., rev. (Management techniques for librarians), 338-39

Moffett, W. A., rev. (History of libraries in the Western world, 3d ed., completely rev.), 354- 55

Molholt, Pat. prof. & port., n212 Montague, Eleanor, prof., nlll- 12

Moody, Roland Herbert, prof. & port., n254-55 Morein, P. Grady, and Boykin; Wells; Givens, “The academic library development program,” 37—45; comment, 333; response, 333-34

Mowery, Robert L., rev. (A survey of the use of the Dewey Decimal Classification in the United States and Canada), 70-71

Moynahan, Alice Taylor, retired, nl 12

Mullins, Louise, deceased, nll2

Murfin, Marjorie E., and Halldorsson, “The performance of professionals and nonprofessionals in the reference interview,” 385—95

Murphy. Marcy, and Johns, Handbook of library regulations, rev. of. 440

Myatt. A. G., “Promoting the use of literature at Boston Spa,” 477-86

N

“NLW materials available,” n6

“The National Agricultural library’s data base: AGRICOLA,” Kreilkamp, 298-303

National and international library planning,IFLA, General Council, papers, rev. of, 255- 56

NCLIS, intellectual freedom resolution. n332

National information policy,U.S.,

Domestic Council Committee on the Right of Privacy, rev. oï, 530-31

“National information policy urged in new government report,” nl62 National inventory of library needs, 1975, Ladd, rev. of, 548

The nature of maps: essays toward understanding maps and mapping,Robinson and Petchenik, rev. of, 171

Nebehay, Elizabeth H., rev. (International guide to library, archival, and information science associations), 348-50 Nelson, Jane L., “An academic library publications committee: twelve years later,” 317-20

Neubauer, Karl Wilhelm, and Stoltzenburg; Kehr, eds., Zur Theorie und Praxis des modernen Bibliothekswesens, rev. of, 540-42

Newkirk, Leone I., and Vosper, eds.. National and international library planning, rev. of, 255- 56

News from the field, n4-21, n34-

41, n59-73, n94-104, nl26-

42, nl63-77, nl98-210, n234- 48, n266-72, n302-10, n328- 33

Nichols, Harold, Map librarianship, rev. of, 75—76 “1978 LRRT research competition,” ALA, Library Research Round Table, n325

Nitecki, Joseph Z., OCLC in retrospect: a review of the impact of the OCLC system on the administration of a large university technical services operations, rev. of, 68—69

“Northern Illinois University opens new library building,” n291-94

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Of books and men,Wright, rev. of, 531-32

“The Ohio College Library Center: a study of the factors affecting the adaptation of libraries to on-line networks,” Markuson, rev. of, 68-69

OCLC in retrospect: a review of the impact of the OCLC system on the administration of a large university technical services operations,Nitecki, rev. of, 68-69

“On decision sharing in libraries: how much do we know?” Kaplan, 25-31

“On-line bibliographic services: selected British experiences,” Kidd. 285-90

The oral antecedents of Greek librarianship,Wright, rev. of, 540

]Orr, J. M., Libraries as communication systems, rev. of, 439- 40

Osborn, Jeanne, rev. (Biomedical, scientific & technical book reviewing), 260-61

Ostrander, Richard E., and Kemper, Directorship by objectives, rev. of, 435-36

Other publications of interest to academic librarians, 88-92, 178-81, 273-78, 362-65, 449- 52, 552-55

Owen, Dolores B., rev. (A study of coverage overlap among fourteen major science and technology abstracting and indexing services), 532-33

P

The PRECIS index system; principles, applications, and prospects,International PRECIS Workshop, University of Maryland, 1976, rev. of, 549- 50

Pages: the world of books, writers, and writing,Bruccoli, ed., rev. of, 339-40 Painter, George D., William Cax- ton: a biography, rev. of, 534- 36

Panetta, Rebecca, and Meyer, “Two shared cataloging data bases: a comparison,” 19—24 Parks, James F., Jr., rev. (The librarian and reference service), 442

“Participative management, collective bargaining, and professionalism,” Shaughnessy, 140- 46; comment, 334

Participative management in academic libraries,Marchant, rev. of, 432-34

Pastine, Maureen, and Hemon, “Student perceptions of academic librarians,” 129-39 Pate, Michael B., prof. & port., nl48

Patterson, Maureen L. P., ed., South Asian library resources in North America: a survey, rev. of, 62-64

Patterson, Maureen L. P., and Yanuck, eds., South Asian library resources in North America: papers, rev. of, 62- 64

Penland. Patrick R., ed.. Simulation activities in library, communication, and information science, rev. of, 174-75

People, n21-23. n47-50, n79-81, nil 1-12, nl47-49, nl78-80, n212-14, n253-56, n273-78, n311-13, n334-40

“The performance of professionals and nonprofessionals in the reference interview,” Halldorsson and Murfin, 385-95

“Periodical usage in an education-psychology library,” Perk and Van Pulis, 304-8 Perk, Lawrence J., “Secondary publications in education: a studv of duplication,” 221-26

Perk, Lawrence J., and Van Pulis, “Periodical usage in an education-psychology library,” 304-8

Perreault, J. M., rev. (The universe of information)‚ 165-66 “Perry-Castañeda Library nears completion,” nl04

Petchenik, Barbara Bartz, and Robinson, The nature of maps: essays toward understanding maps and mapping, rev. of, 171

Peterson, Fred, prof., n274 Peterson, Kenneth G., rev. (American library history), 173-74

Pickett. Doyle C., and McCullough; Posey, Approval plans and academic libraries: an interpretive survey, rev. of, 548- 49

Pitemick. George, “ARL statistics —handle with care,” 419-23; comment, 521-22; response, 522

Pitkin, Gary M.. Serials automation in the United States: a bibliographic history. rev. of, 262

A plan for cooperative action, Library Council of Metropolitan Milwaukee, Long Range Planning Committee, rev. of, 82- 83

Planning national infrastructures for documentation‚ libraries and archives: outline of a general policy,d’Olier and Delmas, rev. of, 76-77

Planning, programming, budgeting systems in academic libraries: an exploratory study of PPBS in university libraries having membership in the Association of Research Libraries,Young, rev. of, 81-82

Pollard, Alfred William, Alfred William Pollard: a selection of his essays, rev. of, 344-46

Pollard, William Carter, prof., n253

Pope, Elspeth, and Williams, Simulation activities in library, communication, and information science, rev. of, 174-75

Posey, Edwin D., and Pickett; McCullough, Approval plans and academic libraries: an interpretive survey, rev. of, 548- 49

Practical MARC cataloguing,SCONUL Seminar on Practical MARC Cataloguing, 2d, University of Southampton, 1975, rev. of, 256-57

“Primary sources for understanding the new copyright law,” Carroll, nl-2

Printing and publishing in fifteenth-century Venice,Gerulaitis, rev. of, 442—44

Proceedings ‚ first CLENE assembly, Palmer House, Chicago, Illinois ‚ January 23-24, 1976,CLENE, rev. of, 257-59

Proceedings of a conference held in Plymouth on 16 and 17 April, 1975,MARC Users’ Group, rev. of, 256-57

Professioneller Status und Kontrolle über ein (symbolisches) soziales Objekt am Beispiel des wissenschaftlichen Bibliothekars: ein Beitrag zur professionssoziologischen Theorie und Kasuistik,Wiegand, rev. of, 162-63

Profiles, n21-22, n47-50. n79, n111-12, nl47-48, nl78-79, n212-13, n253-55, n273-75, n311-12, n334-39 “Promoting the use of literature at Boston Spa,” Myatt, 477-86

“Proposed amendment to the ACRL Constitution and Bylaws,” ACRL. Committee on the ACRL Constitution and Bylaws, n91

“Publication activity among academic librarians,” Watson, 375-84

Publications, nl8-21, n41-46, n75-78, nl05-110, nl50-53, nl81-85, n214-18, n249-52, n279-82, n313-18, n340-42

Publishers and libraries: a study of scholarly research journals.Fry and White, rev. of, 527-30

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“Quasi-departmental libraries,” Genaway and Stanford, 187- 94; comment, 426

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Rader, Hannelore B., ed., Faculty involvement in library instruction: their views on participation in and support of academic librarty use instruction, rev. of. 356-58

Randall, Gordon E.. letter to Catherine V. von Schon, 425; response, 425

Rawski, Conrad H., prof. & port., n334

Ray, Gordon N., The illustrator and the book in England from 1790 to 1914, rev. of, 265-66

Rayward, W. Boyd, The universe of information: the work of Paul Otlet for documentation and international organization, rev. of, 165-66

A reader in library management, Shimmon, ed., rev. of, 171-72

Reader in library systems analysis,Lubans and Chapman, eds., rev. of, 73-74

Reader on the library building,Schell, ed., rev. of, 72-73

Recent publications, 59-92, 161— 80, 253-78, 337-65, 427-52, 527-55

“Recruitment open for editor of ACRL publications in librarianship,” n32

Reference resources: a systematic approach,Doyle and Grimes, rev. of, 342 Retirements, n23, n81, n112, nl49, nl80, n213-14, n256, n278, n340

Rice, Barbara A., “The development of working collections in university libraries,” 309-12

“Richard K. Gardner resigns as editor of Choice,” nl24 Richards, Berry G., prof. & port., n47

Richardson, John V., Jr., rev. (Caxton). 64-65; rev. (William Caxton), 534-36 Richmond, Phyllis A., rev. (A classification and subject index for cataloging and arranging books and pamphlets of a library), 161-62; rev. (The eighteen editions of the Dewey Decimal Classification), 161- 62

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