ACRL College & Research Libraries News

College & Research Libraries News

INDEX TO VOL. 47

COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES NEWS

Volume 47, 1986

PUBLISHED BY THE ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES A DIVISION OF THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION

College & Research Libraries News

Prepared by Eldon W. Tamblyn

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Aagaard, James, news note, 148

Abell, Millicent D., news note, 737

Academic or Research Librarian of the Year Award, ACRL. 1986, 350; 7987, 350–51

Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, “Criminal Justice in Orlando,” 457–58

“Access to federal information,” 404

Acquisitions, 79–81. 140–42, 210, 281–82, 352–53, 406–9, 459–60, 527–28, 602, 661–62, 733–34

Acquisitions (by author, subject, or title): Aerospace, 140; Afro-American arts and letters, 281; Agriculture, 602; Aldine Press, 602; Archeology, 528; Archimedes, translation, 352; Architecture, 734; The arts, 406–9; Audubon, John J., 142; Aviation, hist., 140; Basile J. Luyet Memorial Lib., 662; Bateson, Gregory, 733–34; Bibles, 140; Bishop Gutta Percha Co., 527–28; Borlaug, Norman, 602; Botany, 142; Buffalo Evening News, 142; Calif. Canners & Growers, 661–62; Calligraphy, 79; Calloway, Cab, 527; Carson (Martha Faure) Dance Lib., 352–53; Catledge, Wm. Turner, 602; Children’s book illus., 602; China, 80–81; Chinese cooking, 661; Christian ethics, 527; Classical texts, 602; Cloth (Benj. & Celia) Collection (proletarian lit.), 406; Cochin, Observations upon the antiquities of the town of Herculanaeum, 528; Codrescu, Andrei, 281; Cookbooks, 661; Council for Int’l Exchange of Scholars, 733; Courier Express Newspaper Collection, 142; Cramer, The Ohio and Mississippi navigator, 459; Crane, Hart, 142; Dance, 352–53; Dobie, Bertha McKee, 406; Ellis, Michael, 662; Emerson, Harrington, 661; English lit., 210, 733; Family, 353; Fantasy, 210; Feminism (Kelly), 142; Folk music, 210; Le françiste, 734; Fulbright, J. Wm., 733; Geography, 142; Gout, 406; Gutenburg Bible facsimile, 210; Haggard, Henry R., 79; Hidley family, 527–28; The history of the valorous and wittie knight-errant Don Quixote of the Mancha, 80; Hughes, Elinor, 733; Industrial engineering, 661; Ironside, Harry, 528; Jamieson, An etymological dictionary of the Scottish language, 142; Japan, 80–81; Jazz, 662, 733; Journalism, 602; Judaism, 459; Kelly, Joan, 142; Kelly, Walt, 528; Korea, 733; Kraft, Christopher C., Jr., 210; Laughlin, Clarence J., 210; Lee, Russell, 602; Lincoln, Abraham, 734; Littleton, Tenores novelli, 661; Luyet (Basile J.) Memorial Lib., 662; Ma, Sri Anandamayi, 140; Mahler, Symphony no. 5 MS., 281; Marot, L’adolescence Clementine, 459; Mathias, Charles, Jr., 527; Methodism, 661; Miller, Henry, 352; Moody Memorial Church, 528; Mozart, W.A., 528; Music (Weinmann), 79–80; Natchez Trace Collection, 353; Nat’l Assn for Foreign Student Affairs, 733; NBC TV programs, 406; Nat’l Track & Field Hall of Fame Coll., 733; Nelson, Benj., 80; New World, discovery, 210, 281; NYC Housing Authority, 281; New York Daily News, 80; Northwest Terr., 459; Opportunities Industrialization Ctrs., 406; Opus de Aeterna Temporalique Christi Generatione, 210–11; Paleology, 142; Papyrus, 281–82; Patterson, Joseph M., 80; Pauling, Ava H., 528; Pauling, Linus C., 528; Pavlov, Ivan P., 733; Pforzheimer (Carl H.) Lib. of English Lit., 210; Phinney, Wm. R., 661; Phono- … See Sound recordings; Photographs, 602; Politics, 406–9; Pollock, Sam, 527; Proletarian lit., 406; Provis, An historical and descriptive account of the suspension bridge…, 661; Ratio studiorum, 80; Reuter, American locomotives, 661; Rheumatism, 406; Roberts, Charles G.D., 210; Roosevelt, Theo., 527; Scottish lit. (Weston), 142; Smith, A treatise on the mode and manner of Indian warfare, 459; Smith, Oswald J., 282; Sound recordings, (jazz, 733; popular music, 527, 733); Soviet Union, 80; Still, Bayrd, 352; Stringfellow, Wm., 527; Sullivan, Wm. C., 80; El Teatro Campesino, 281; Telegraphy, 527–28; Theater, 662 (hist., 661); Toro & Ferrer, 734; Track and field, 733; Transportation, 142; U.S. (Communism, 80; Old South, 353); Uzielli, Giorgio, 602; Valdez, Luis, 281; Van Braght, Martyrs’ mirror, 527; Van Vechten (Carl) Memorial Collection of Afro-American Arts and Letters, 281; Vesalius. Epitome, 733; Warner (Frank & Anne) Collection (folk music), 210; Warren, Bobt. Penn, 528; Weinmann, Alex., 79–80; Wesleyana, 661; Wheeler, Wm. Morton, 80

Acquisitions (by institution): Auburn U., 140; Bowling Green State U., 527; Brown U., 459; Butler U., 733; Carnegie-Mellon U., 79; CUNY, Queens Coll., 602; Coppin State Coll., 527; Cornell U., 527; Drew U., 661; Duke U., 79–80, 210; Ehwa Woman’s U., 733; Emerson Coll., 733; Georgetown U., 80; Harvard U., 80, 140, 527, 661; Iowa State U., 602; Johns Hopkins U., 527; Kent State U., 142; LaGuardia Archives, 281; Lake Forest Coll., 80; LC, 406; La. State U., 210, 281; Memphis State U., 210–11; Millersville U., 281, 527; Miss. State U., 602; NYPL, 281; NYSL, 527–28; NYU, 352; Oberlin Coll., 528; Ohio Historical

Soc., 459; Ohio State U., 528: Or. State U., 528; Pa. State U., 661, 733; Pomona Coll., 661; Radcliffe Coll., 142; Rutgers U., 459; St. Louis Mercantile Lib. Assn., 661; Sarah Lawrence Coll., 406; Southern 111. U., 210; Southwestern U., 406; SUNY, Buffalo, 142, 406; Temple U., 406; Tex. A&M U., 142, 528, 733; Trinitv U., 80; Tufts U., 406–9; U. of Ark., 733; UC (Davis, 661–62; LA. 352, 733; Santa Barbara, 281; Santa Cruz, 733–34); U. of Denver, 352–53; U. of Houston, 662: U. of Mass., 142; U. of Minn.-St. Paul, 353; U. of Mo.-Columbia, 80–81; U. of New Brunswick, 210; UNC, CH, 210, 281; U. of Pittsburgh, 662; U. of Puerto Rico. 734; UT, Austin, 210, 281–82. 353, 602: U. of Va., 734; Va. Tech., 210; W. Va. Wesleyan Coll., 734; Wheaton Coll., 282, 528; Yale U., 142, 528; York U., 662

“Active participation at the Modern Language Association’s conventions: why not?” Mihram, 330–32

“Administrator’s checklist of microcomputer concerns in education libraries,” ACRL, EBSS, Subcommittee on Microcomputer Issues in Education Libraries, 69–71

Affiliation omitted, 331

African Studies Assn. (U.S.), Distinguished Service to African Studies Award, 1985, 150

“African studies award,” ASA (U.S.), 1985, 150

“The Africans’” and academic libraries,” Easterbrook, 486–90

Allen, Rosanna P., retired, 611

Alley, Brian, letter to the ed., 517

Altman, Burt, “Florida State’s Pepper Library offers a unique congressional setting.” 74–76

“AAAS requests suggestions,” 213

ACLS, “Scholars surveyed,” 603

ALA, Carroll Preston Baber Award, 1987, 655

ALA, International Relations Comm., “Travel grants to international conferences,” 282

ALA, LIRT, “Help wanted for LIRT booth.” 294

ALA, RASD, “An RASD/ALA institute,” 248

ALA, Strategic Long-Range Plan, 709–12

“ALA candidates on ACRL,” 263–66, affiliation omitted, 331

Anderson, Lynnette, news note, 665

Appointments, 83–88, 148–50. 216–19, 284–89, 355–57, 411–13, 462–64, 534–38, 609–11, 666–71. 737–41

“Are you a member of a non-library professional association?” ACRL, PALC, 262, 500

Ariz. State U., “Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface,” 721–23

“Articles on copyright,” 82

AEJMC, “Media librarians to meet,” 468

ACRL, Academic or Research Librarian of the Year Award, 1986. 350; 1987, 350–51

ACRL, Annual Conference, 1986, 267–73, 337–49, “Life on the technology express,” report, 640–44

ACRL, Audiovisual Comm., “Guidelines for audiovisual services in academic libraries.” 1986, draft, 333–35

ACRL. Board of Directors, “Highlights” (Jan., 183–85; July, 589–92)

ACRL. “Budget,” 1986–87, 713–17

ACRL. “Candidates for ALA Council.” 266–67

ACRL, “CE course improvements,” 268–70

ACRL, CLS, CLIP notes, #6, 293

ACRL. CLS, “CLS directions,” 358–61

ACRL, CLS, Comm, on Closing Colleges (1984–85), “Checklist for closing a college library,” 452–54

ACRL, CLS, Special collections in college libraries, 293

ACRL, College Library Standards

Comm., “Standards for college libraries,” 1986, approved, 189–200

ACRL, Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship. 1986. 257; 1987, 280

ACRL, EBSS, “Do you have historical textbooks?” 289

ACRL, EBSS, Subcommittee on Microcomputer Issues in Education Libraries, “Administrator’s checklist of microcomputer concerns in education libraries,” 69–71

ACRL. Executive Director, “ACRL’s 1986/87 budget,” 7130û17; “ACRL’s strategic plan,” 389; “Chapter visits,” 78–79; “Report, 1985–86” & port., 511–17; “SLA’s 1986 annual conference.” 518–21

ACRL, “Guidelines for audiovisual services in academic libraries,” 1986, draft. 333–35

ACRL, “Guidelines for publishers of conference proceedings,” 1986, draft, 131–33

ACRL, “Have course, will travel.” 521–22

ACRL, “How to publish in ACRL: nonserial publications,” 587

ACRL, Midwinter Meeting, 1987, 726–31

ACRL, Miriam Dudley Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award, 1986, 351; 1987, 665

ACRL, National Conference, 1986, 19–68, 206–7, 335, 383–89

ACRL, “New ACRL/PLA humanities workshops,” 600

ACRL, President, “Letter” & port., 2–6; “Library resources in Wisconsin: The Preservation Outlook,” 649–50; “Report, 1985–86” & port., 439–40; “A visit to ACRL’s Minnesota Chapter,” 731: “Workshop on fund-raising for law librarians,” 503–4

ACRL, PALC, “Are you a member of a non-library professional association?” 262, 500

ACRL, Public Relations in Academic Libraries Discussion Group, “Public relations,” 80

ACRL, RBMS, Awards for Exhibition Catalogues, 1986, 351–52

ACRL, RBMS, “Bylaws change,” 502

ACRL, RBMS, Comm, for Developing Transfer Guidelines, “Guidelines on the selection of general collection materials for transfer to special collections” (46:349–52, reminder, 46:417), hearing. 411

ACRL, RBMS, “Preconference in New York,” 267–68

ACRL, RBMS, Security Comm., “Guidelines regarding thefts in libraries,” draft, 646–49

ACRL, Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, 1987, 280

ACRL, STS, Comm, on Designing a Conference Proceedings Style, “Guidelines for publishers of conference proceedings,” 1986, draft, 131–33

ACRL, “Standards for college libraries,” 1986. approved, 189–200 ACRL, “Statement on the terminal professional degree for academic librarians,” proposed revision, 730

ACRL, Strategic Plan, 389, 709–12

ACRL, “U.S./France librarian exchange,” 261

ACRL, ULS, Current Topics Discussion Group, “New current topics group to meet,” 729

ACRL, Vice-President, “Chapter visits.” 78–79, 458–59, 731

ACRL, WESS, Martinus Nijhoff International West European Specialist Study Grant, 1986, 328

ACRL, WESS. “Vendor audit,” 716

ACRL, “Women’s studies resource guide,” 612

“ACRL actions,” (Jan., 183–85; July, 589–92)

“ACRL awards deadlines approaching,” 496

ACRL candidates, 1987, 724–26

ACRL chapters, 78–79, 458–59, 596–98, 731

“ACRL continuing education courses at ALA Annual Conference in New York.” 270–73

“ACRL continuing education courses, Baltimore,” 45–48

“ACRL fellowships for 1987,” 280

“ACRL in New York,” 267–73, 337–49.

“Life on the technology express,” report. 640–44

“ACRL issues for the 80s,” 185–88

“ACRL list of materials available,” 133–39

“ACRL officers for 1986–87,” 507–11

ACRL/PLA, “Humanities programming,” 516

“ACRL Publications in librarianship needs your manuscripts,” 277

“ACRL seeks volunteers for offices and committees,” 593–96

“ACRL’s fast job listing,” 629

“ACRL’s strategic plan,” Segal, 389, 709–12

Atkinson, Hugh Craig, deceased & port., 742

Augustana Coll., “Recruitment: a role for the academic library?” 575–77

Awards, 150, 257, 280, 328, 350–52, 496, 577–82, 655, 665

Awards for Exhibition Catalogues, ACRL, RBMS, 1986, 351–52

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Baber (Carroll Preston) Award, ALA, 1987, 655

Bachus, Edward J., deceased, 672

Bailey, Freda, retired. 150

Baker & Taylor, Academic or Research Librarian of the Year Award, 1986, 350; 1987, 350–51

Baker & Taylor, news note, 663

Baldwin, David A., “Document Delivery Service,” 704–7; prof. & port., 81

Ball, Phyllis, retired, 538

Ball State U., “Managing human resources,” 523–24

Barton, Paul D., Jr., deceased, 151

Beck, Leonard N., retired, 611

Beckman, Margaret, “Named Academic Librarian of the Year,” & port., 350

Beecher, John William, prof. & port., 605

“Beinecke Library visiting fellowship program,” Yale U., 671

“Beliefs and realities,” Kellogg, 492–96, comment, 669

Bentz, Dale M., retired & port., 413

Bernstein, Judith R., “Corporate annual reports: the commercial vendors,” 178–80, correction, 317

Berring, Robert C., prof. & port., 355

Bessenyei, Helvi, deceased, 742

“BI abstracts wanted,” 702

“BI for foreign students,” Moorhead, 585–87

“La bibliothéconomie en France: an exchange librarian’s report,” Neff, 259–61

“Bicentennial Swedish-American Exchange Fund,” 674

Binder, Michael B., prof. & port., 146

Blackburn, Robert H., news note, 609

Blakely, Florence E., retired, 538

Bloomquist, Harold, deceased, 88–89

Bohem, Hilda, retired, 741 “Bookplate competition,” Dickinson Coll., 659

“Books for college libraries,” Choice, 723–24

Borodacz, William, deceased, 289–90

Bowling Green State U., “Involving classroom faculty in the reference function,” 125–27; news note, 145

Brasher, Robert, retired, 741

Brazil, “New Brazilian national plan for academic libraries,” 658–59

Brekke, Elaine, “Librarians and international development: getting involved,” 504–7

Bright, Miriam E., retired, 88

Burckel, Nicholas, prof. & port., 146–47; news note, 148

Burel, Mary G., retired, 538

Burton, Riley Paul, retired. 612

“Business librarian discussion group?” 154

“Butler Library displays vital signs,” Piech, 379–81”

Byrne, Marie, retired, 671

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Calendar, 91–92, 155–56, 224–27, 294–98, 362–65, 468–71, 546–49, 618–20, 745–47

Calif. State Coll., Bakersfield, “Pulling the rug out from under the stacks,” 441–44, comments, 517, 598

Campbell, Winifred, retired, 88

CARL, “Canadian user surveys,” 399

“Canadian user surveys,” CARL, 399

“Candidates for ALA Council,” ACRL, 266–67

Carmack, Bob, “ACRL issues for the 80s,” & port., 185–88

Carper, Ann M., retired, 464

Carroll Preston Baber Award, ALA, 1987, 655

“Cataloging rare book backlogs,” Harcourt, 127–29

“CE course improvements,” ACRL, 268–70

“Certificate in library automation,” La, State U., 273

Chadbourn, Erika, retired, 88, 289

Chambers, Martha C., deceased, 289

Chapter visits, 78–79, 458–59, 731

Chapters, ACRL, 596–98

“Checklist for closing a college library,” ACRL, CLS, Comm, on Closing Colleges (1984–85), 452–54

Chen, Catherine W., prof. & port., 81–82

Chisholm, Margaret, “ALA candidates on ACRL,” & port., 263–64

Choice, “Books for college libraries,” 723–24

“Choice’soutstanding list,” 440

Clason. Barbara, retired, 413

“Clearinghouses for library instruction,” Kirkendall, 399

CLIP notes, ACRL, CLS, #6, 293

“CLS directions,” Pelletiere, 358–61

Colby, Jacqueline, retired, 741–42

Cole, Fred Carrington, deceased, 466

C&RL news, “Friedlander new assistant editor,” 460 “C&RL news guidelines for submission of articles or columns,” 123–25

“College and university library expenditures in the U.S., 1981–82,” Faupel, 114–17

“College library formulas applied.” White, 202–6

“Colorado chapter meeting,” 78

Colo. State U., “User reaction to a computerized periodical index,” 315–18

Columbia U., “Rare book school 1986,” 153

“Conference on Cooperative Preservation Programs,” 139–40

Conover, Helen F., deceased, 613

“Consumer research for college libraries: doing the job in-house,” Di Giambattista, 13–17

Coons, Bill, news note, 354

“Cooperative online searching: the Emporia/Kansas State experience,” Martin, 719–21

Copier, Judith A., letter to the ed., 669

Coral, Lenore. news note, 354

Cordeiro, Daniel Raposo, deceased, 357–58

“Corporate annual reports: the commercial vendors,” Bernstein, 178–80, correction. 317

Corrections, 92, 317, 463. 736

Coughlin. Caroline M., prof. & port., 212

“CLR-funđed Professional Development Program,” 119

Coutin, Jose D., retired, 88

Craig, James Donald, news note, 462

Creth, Sheila, “National Adult and Continuing Education Week,” 657–58

“Criminal justice in Orlando,” Ferrall, 457–58

Cronin, Mary J., prof., 663

Curry, Wilhelmena B., retired, 612

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Damico, James A., prof. & port., 605–6

“Dan Bricklin’s Demo Program,” Stanger, 582–85

Dana (John Cotton) Library Public Relations Award, 1986, 577–82

Dartmouth Coll., “Insurance settlement negotiation,” 325–28, correction, 463; “Library disasters: a learning experience,” 251–57, comment, 518

Davis, Donald G., Jr., prof. & port., 606

Deaths, 88–89, 151, 219–20, 289–90, 357–58, 414, 466, 539, 613, 672, 742–43

Delmont, Mary K., “Butler Library displays vital signs,” 379–81

Dendy, Adele S., prof. & port., 663–64

Deshaies, Louise, retired, 413

Deutsches Bibliotheksinstitut, “OCLC to exchange data with Germany,” 712

“Developing a partnership in library instruction.” Kenney, 321–22

De Vinney, Gemma, “Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship awarded,” 257

Dickerson, Maurine, retired, 742

Dickey, Paul D., “Document Delivery Service,” 704–7

Dickinson Coll., “Bookplate competition,” 659

Di Giambattista, James V., “Consumer research for college libraries: doing the job in-house,” 13–17

“A diner’s guide to Baltimore.” Wilson, 48–54

“Directory still available,” 223

Distinguished Service to African Studies Award, ASA (U.S.), 1985, 150

“Do you have historical textbooks?” ACRL, EBSS, 289

Doak. Mary K., retired, 413

Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, ACRL/ISI, 1986, 257; 1987, 280

“Document Delivery Service,” Baldwin, 704–7

Doe, Janet, deceased, 219

Donnelly, Sandy, “CE course improvements,” 268–70; “Have course, will travel,” 521–22

Dowlin, C. Edwin, prof., 146

Drexel U., news note, 531

Dropsie Coll., news note, 531

Dryden, Sherre H., “Library services to extension students,” 447–48

Dubin, Eileen, prof. & port., 606

DuBois, Henry J., “From leniency to lockout,” 698–702

Dudley (Miriam) Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award, ACRL, 1986, 351; 1987, 665

Dunn, John A., Jr., “The Tufts/EDU-COM data-sharing project for library statistics,” 17

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“Earlham erratum,” 92

Easterbrook, David, “‘The Africans’ and academic libraries,” 486–90

Edelstein, J.M., news note, 411

Eldredge, Jon, “Library earns high marks,” 577–82

Elliott, Richard G., retired, 671

“Employee Assistance Programs,” 409

Emporia State U., “Cooperative online searching: The Emporia/Kansas State experience,” 719–21

“Energies for transition.” See ACRL, National Conference, 1986

Erikson, Rolf, news note, 284

Ernest, Douglas J., “User reaction to a computerized periodical index,” 315–18

Errata, 92, 317, 463, 736

Estabrook, Leigh Stewart, prof. & port., 147

Euster, Joanne R., “ACRL issues for the 80s,” & port., 185–88; ACRL vicepresident & port., 507–8; prof. & port., 606

Everett, Helen Addison, deceased, 742–43

Exchanges, 261, 328, 392–99, 601–2, 674

“Exhibition catalogue awards to be presented,” ACRL, RBMS, 351–52

“The expanding universe of special formats,” Galloway, 650–54

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Falk, Joyce Duncan, “Librarians and historians at the American Historical Association,” 501–2

Faupel, Betsy, “College and university library expenditures in the U.S., 1981–82,” 114–17

“Federal jobs available,” 223

“Federal restrictions on access to information,” colloquium, 404

Feng, Yen-Tsai, news note, 462

Ferrall, Eleanor, “Criminal justice in Orlando,” 457–58

“First German-language Declaration of Independence discovered at Gettysburg College,” 129

Florent, Marguerite Rey, prof. & port., 82

“Florida State’s Pepper Library offers a unique congressional setting,” Altman, 74–76

Francis Bacon Lib., news note, 81

Freeman, Michael Stuart, prof. & port., 532

Freidenberger, Lorraine, retired, 538

Friedlander, Gus, “New assistant editor” & port., 460

“From leniency to lockout,” DuBois, 698–702 “Fulbright grant,” 496

“Fulbright librarian exchange, United Kingdom,” 601–2

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Galloway, Margaret E., “The expanding universe of special formats,” 650–54; “Library and information science collections,” 654–55

Gardinier, Holly Ann, news note, 354–55

“Generous state aid for New York libraries,” 404

George, Susan C., “Insurance settlement negotiation,” 325–28, correction, 463; “Library disasters: a learning experience,” 251–57, comment, 518

Gettysburg Coll., “First Germanlanguage Declaration of Independence discovered at Gettysburg College,” 129

Gosnell, Charles F., retired, 150

Graham, Irene, retired, 538

Grants. 142–45, 282–83, 353–54, 409, 459–60, 528–31, 600, 602–3, 662–63, 734–36

Grants (by grantee): Acad, of Natural Sciences, 734; ACRL. 600; Augustana Coll., 528; Baruch Coll., 409; Bowling Green State U., 734; Brandeis U., 528–30; Brown U., 353; CRL, 142–44; Cornell U., 662; Ford (Henry) Museum & Greenfield Village, 459–60; Harvard U., 144, 530; Haverford Coll., 353, 602–3; Hofstra U., 460; Ind. Consortium for Int’l Programs, 734; Ind. U., 734; Johns Hopkins U., 530, 662; Kalamazoo Coll., 144; Lake Forest Coll., 530; Lower Columbia Coll., 282; Loyola Marymount U., 603; Luther Coll., 409; MIT, 282; Mo. Botanical Garden, 530, 603; N.Y. Botanical Garden, 530; N.Y. Psychoanalytic Inst., 282; NYSL, 662; NYU, 409, 460, 530; Northeast Doc. Conservation Ctr., 409; Northern Ill. U., 662; Northwestern U., 144; Oberlin Coll., 460; Old Sturbridge Village, 460; Peabody Museum, 530; PLA, 600; Puget Sound Maritime Historical Soc., 530; RLG, 144; Rutgers U., 282, 353, 530, 603, 662; Stanford U., 662–63, 734; Syracuse U., 144, 734; Tex. Tech U., 530; Tulane U., 530; U. of Alta., 353; UC, 144, 409 (DLA, 603; LA, 530; Riverside, 603, 734–36); U. of Ga., 353–54; U. of Idaho, Moscow, 530–31; U. of Ill., U-C, 531; U. of Kan., 144; U. of Md., 144 (Coll. Park, 531, 734); U. of Minn., 531; U. of Mo.-Columbia, 354, 531; U. of Pittsburgh, 144–45; U. of Scranton, 736; UT, Austin, 409, 736; U. of Waterloo, 282; U. of Wis., 282–83, 354; Utah Mus. of Natural Hist., 531

Grants (by grantor): ALBA. 528–30; Canadian Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council, 282. 353; CLR, 531: Cowles (Gardner & Florence Call) F., 409; Culpeper (Charles E.) F., 460; Davis (Arthur Vining) F., 530; Eitel. Geo., 531; Fels F., 734; Fuld (Helene) Health Trust, 528; HEA. 144–45 (2), 603, 662–63 (2), 734; Institute of Museum Services, 460; Japan F., 530; Jones F., 603; Kaufman Footwear, 282; Kellogg (W.K.) F., 734; Kresge F., 530; LSCA, 144, 282. 603, 662; Littauer (Lucius N.) F., 530; MacArthur (John D. & Catherine T.) F., 142–44; MacArthur F. Int’l Security Program, 282; Mellon (Andrew W.) F., 530, 662; Mortenson (C. Walter & Gerda B.) Distinguished Professorship, 531; NEA, 603; NEH, 144, 353–54 (2), 409 (3), 459–60, 530–31 (2), 600, 662 (2), 734; NHPRC, 144, 530–31 (5); NLM, 144, 409; N.J. Comm, for the Humanities, 353; N.J. Dept, of Educ., 282; N.J. Dept, of Higher Educ., 603; New-Land F., 282; NYSCA, 460; Pew Memorial Trust, 144 (2), 353, 409, 460 (2), 530, 734; Pitcairn-Crabbe F., 602–3; Skinner, Aubrey E., 736; Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council (Canada), 282, 353; USDE, 144, 282–83, 354 (2), 530; USIA, 734

Gratch, Bonnie, “Involving classroom faculty in the reference function,” 125–27

Green, Judith Gibson, prof. & port., 411

Gregor, Dorothy, prof. & port., 82–83

Grossman, Maria, retired, 413

Grossman, Mary Beth, deceased, 219

“Guidelines for audiovisual services in academic libraries,” ACRL, 1986, draft, 333–35

“Guidelines for publishers of conference proceedings,” ACRL, 1986, draft, 131–33

“Guidelines on the selection of general collection materials for transfer to special collections,” ACRL. RBMS. Comm, for Developing Transfer Guidelines (46:349–52, reminder, 46:417), hearing, 411

“Guidelines regarding thefts in libraries,” ACRL. RBMS. Security Comm., draft, 646–49

Gustafson, Esther L., deceased, 414

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Hamil, Mary A., retired, 413

“Hanging your software up to dry,” Olson, 634–36

Harcourt, Jill, “Cataloging rare book backlogs,” 127–29

Hareide, Eli, deceased, 89

Hartman, Ruth Dahlgren, retired, 219

“Harvard incunabula described,” 736

Harvey, Diane K., “The Hopkins-Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies,” 449–52

“Have course, will travel,” ACRL. 521–22

“Have you had an experience with censorship?” 280

Hawaii Loa Coll., “Consumer research for college libraries: doing the job inhouse,” 13–17

Hawkins, Jo Anne, prof. & port., 664

“Hearings on transfer guidelines,” ACRL, RBMS, Comm, for Developing Transfer Guidelines, 411

Heisey, Leona Hosmer, retired, 413

“Help wanted for LIRT booth,” ALA, 294

Henderson, Carol C., “Washington hotline,” 77. 109, 143, 209, 248, 279, 405, 461, 484, 525–26, 599, 630, 732

Heron. David W., retired, 88

Higginbotham, Barbara Buckner, prof., 147

Hipps, G. Melvin, prof. & port., 532

“Historians and librarians: a response,” Stoan. 503

Hitt, Samuel, news note, 462

Hogan, Sharon A., “ACRL president’s letter” & port., 2–6; “ACRL president’s report, 1985–86” & port., 439–40

“Home economists learn about library resources,” 211–12

“The Hopkins-Nanjing Center for Chinese and American Studies,” Harvey, 449–52

Horn, Margaret, retired, 612

Horner, Bill, retired, 150

Hostetler, Barbara, retired, 88

Hovde, Oivind, deceased, 539

“How to convert a dissertation or thesis to a book,” Publications in Librarianship, 277

“How to participate in ACRL.” 120–22

“How to publish in ACRL: non-serial publications,” ACRL, 587

Howey, Marion, retired, 289

Hromockyj, Alexander, deceased, 613

“Humanities programming,” ACRL/ PLA, 516

Humnicky, Virginia A. Ulrey, deceased. 219

Hutchinson, Barbara J., prof., 606–7

I

“Ignorance was our excuse,” Moorhead. 585–87

Ind. U., news note, 283

“Information exchange on planning and evaluation,” LAMA/LOMS Planning & Evaluation of Library Services Comm., 81

“Innovative President’s Program at ALA Conference in New York,” 268–69

ISI, Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 1986, 257; 1987, 280

ISI, Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, 1987, 280

“Insurance settlement negotiation,” Naslund, 325–28, correction, 463

“International agricultural database,” U. of Mo.-Columbia, 601

“International Conference on Data Bases in the Humanities and Social Sciences,” Reichel, 262

“An international library exchange in China,” Pastine, 392–99 “Involving classroom faculty in the reference function,” Gratch, 125–27

J

Jamison, Charles A., prof. & port., 411

Janacek, Kilbourn L., retired, 742

Jantzen, Blanche, retired, 219

Japan, “U.S. and Japanese academic librarians meet in Tokyo,” 659

Jax, John J., news note, 665

“The Jerusalem Patriarchal Library,” Papademetriou, 401–2

Jianying, Zhao, news note, 665–66

John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, 1986, 577–82

Johns, Claude J., prof. & port., 532–33

Johnson, Herbert F., news note, 737

Jones, M. Frances, prof. & port., 462

Jones, Norah, retired, 742

K

Kahn, Margaret, deceased, 89

KSU, “Cooperative online searching: The Emporia/Kansas State experience,” 719–21

Karpel, Bernard, deceased, 219

Kaser, David, news notes, 462, 534

Kavulich, Linda, deceased, 289

Keller, Michael A., prof. & port., 607

Kellogg, Rebecca, “Beliefs and realities, “ 492–96. comment, 669

Kemp, Barbara, “Administrator’s checklist of microcomputer concerns in education libraries,” 69–71

Kemp, Edward, retired, 357

Kemp, Jane, “Visiting a London library,” 73–74

Kenney, Donald J., “Developing a partnership in library instruction,” 321–22

Kepner, Frances Reece, retired, 150–51

Kirkendall, Carolyn, “Clearinghouses for library instruction,” 399

Kleist, Herbert E., deceased, 290

Kliewer, Marion, deceased, 539

Koch, Henry C., retired, 612

Kolner, Stuart, news note, 148

Koor, Judy, “Managing human resources,” 523–24

Kramer, Lloyd, retired & port., 742

Kumar, B. K., letter to the ed. & response, 448

L

Landrum, Margaret C., prof. & port., 533

Larson, Richard F., deceased, 539

Lauer, Jonathan D., “LIBRAS internship in college library administration,” 588–89

Lazerow (Samuel) Fellowship, ACRL/ISL 1987, 280

Leavitt, Donald L., deceased, 151

Lee, Lillian J., deceased, 151

Lee, Sul H., news note, 462

Lehigh U., “Modemless computer access at Lehigh,” 644

Lemke, Antje Bultmann, retired. 413

Letters, 328, 448, 517–18, 598, 669 “Lexi-Fest in Philadelphia,” 731

Leyte-Vidal, Celia, retired, 88, 464

Leyte-Vidal, Jesús, retired, 88, 464

Lianhai, Wang, news note, 665–66

“Librarians and historians at the American Historical Association,” Falk, 501–2

“Librarians and international development: getting involved,” Spitzer, 504–7

LAMA, PRS, John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, 1986, 577–82

LAMA/LOMS Planning & Evaluation of Library Services Comm., “Information exchange on planning and evaluation,” 81

“Library and information science collections,” Galloway, 654–55

“LITA institutes scheduled,” 122

“Library consultant in Indonesia,” Lorkovic, 636–40

“Library disasters: a learning experience,” George, 251–57, comment, 518

“Library earns high marks,” Eldredge, 577–82

“Library resources in Wisconsin: the preservation outlook,” Rader, 649–50

“Library service in India,” 448

“Library services and national development,” Wong (46:633–36), comment & response, 448

“Library services to extension students,” Dryden, 447–48

“Library signage at Buffalo,” 379–81

“LIBRAS internship in college library administration,” Lauer, 588–89

“Life on the technology express,” report on ACRL President’s Program, 640–44

Lipetz, Ben-Ami, news note, 609

Liu, John, retired, 464

Lockard, Robert, retired, 464

Lorkovic, Tanja, “Library consultant in

Indonesia,” 636–40

La. State U., “Certificate in library automation,” 273; news note, 531–32

Lowell, Gerald R., prof. & port., 607

Lynden. Frederick C., “WESS/Martinus Nijhoff grant awarded,” 328

M

Maclnnes, Mike, retired, 151

Malinowsky, H. Robert, prof., 609, correction, 736

Malkin. Audree, retired, 742

“Managing human resources,” Koor, 523–24

Manheim, Theodore, retired & port., 219

Mankato State U., “Hanging your software up to dry,” 634–36

Manning, Leslie A., prof. & port., 283

Marshall, Mary Louise, deceased. 414

Marshall, Nancy H., prof. & port., 533

Martin, Nannette P., “Cooperative online searching: the Emporia/Kansas State experience,” 719–21

Martinus Nijhoff International West European Specialist Study Grant, 1986, 328

Mathews, Anne J., prof. & port., 147

Matson, Susan. “Speech writing for library conferences,” 497–500, comment, 669

“Media librarians to meet.” AEJMC. 468 Memphis State U., news note, 210–11

“Mentoring in the academic library,” Roberts, 117–19

Michael, Esther, retired, 413

Mich. Center for the Book, news note, 736

Mill ram, Danielle. “Active participation at the Modern Language Association’s conventions: why not?” 330–32

Millard, Bradley Furrs, deceased, 539

Miller, Ruby E., “Rearranging the subject catalog at Trinity University,” 7–9

Miller, Rush G., prof. & port., 534

Miriam Dudley Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award. ACRL, 1986, 351; 1987, 665

Mitchell, Eugene S., letter to the ed., 598

Mobley. Emily R., prof. & port., 607

“Modemless computer access at Lehigh,” 644

Moloney, Louis C., retired, 289

Monath. Jennifer, “User reaction to a computerized periodical index.” 315–18

Moorhead, Wendy, “Ignorance was our excuse,” 585–87

Morahan, Marie Joseph, Sr., news note, 216

Moreland, Rachel S., letter to the ed., 518

Morris, Jacquelyn M., prof. & port., 607–9

Mowers, Larry G., retired, 413–14

Myrick. William J., letter to the ed., 669

N

Naslund, Cheryl T., “Insurance settlement negotiation,” 325–28, correction, 463; “Library disasters: a learning experience,” 251–57, comment, 518

“National Adult and Continuing Education Week,” Creth, 657–58

NEH. “New NEH programs,” 454

Neff, William B., “La bibliothéconomie en France: an exchange librarian’s report,” 259–61

“New ACRL/PLA humanities workshops,” 600

New Bedford Whaling Mus., news note, 603–5

“New Brazilian national plan for academic libraries,” 658–59

“New CLIP note from ACRL,” 293

“New current topics group to meet,” ACRL. ULS, 729

“New NEH programs,” 454

New technology, 151–52, 414–16, 540–41, 672–73

New technology: Bell & Howell, 540;

BNA, 151; Bowker, 540; Camber-Roth, 414; CAUCUS, 414; Cornell U. School of Hotel Admin., 414; Datatek, 540; F.I.L.L.S., 414–16; General Research, 540; Geomail, 672; Hedges Mfg., 540; HOSTLINE, 414; INDEXIT, 414; Info. Access Co., 151; ISI, 540; IBM, 672; Lenco Energy Management, 672; Lib. Corp., 672; MacNeal Hospital, 414-16; NewsBank, 672; OCLC, 151: Pergamon Infoline, 540–41; Personal Bibliographic Software, 414; Raychem, 414; ScholarNet, 151–52; Sharp Electronics, 672–73; SilverPlatter Information, 541; Sydney Dataproducts, 541: UMI, 673; UC Div. of Lib. Automation, 152; U. of Toronto, 673; U. of Tulsa, 673; UTLAS, 541; Vantex Data Systems, 541; Xerox, 541

“NYPL wins architectural award,” 381

N.Y. State, “Generous state aid for New York libraries,” 404

Newman. G. Charles, “Butler Library displays vital signs,” 379–81

News from the field, 79–81, 140–45, 210–11, 281–83, 352–54, 406–9, 459–60, 527–32, 602–5, 661–63, 733–36

News notes, 81, 145, 210–11, 283, 354, 460, 531–32, 603–5, 663, 736

N. Tex. State U., “The expanding universe of special formats,” 650–54

“Notice to serials librarians,” 284

O

Oberg, Larry R., prof. & port., 609

“OCLC to exchange data with Germany,” 712

O’Connell, Thomas F., retired. 671

Oey, Giok Po, retired, 538

Olson, Nancy B., “Hanging your software up to dry,” 634–36

“Online system papers wanted,” 188

Oxtoby, Fred B., deceased. 358

P

Paluka, Frank, retired, 219

Papademetriou, George C., “The Jerusalem Patriarchal Library,” 401–2

Papers solicited, 188

Parham, Paul, deceased, 672; retired, 612

Parks, George R., prof. & port., 355

Pastine, Maureen, “An international library exchange in China,” 392–99

Patterson, Robert H., news note. 283–84

Payne, John R., news note, 355

Pearson, Kenneth W., “Workflow arrangements and their effect on discharge accuracy,” 274–77

Peele, David Arnold, deceased, 151, 219–20

Pelletiere, Jean, “CLS directions,” 358–61

Pa. State U., news note, 605

People, 81–89, 146–51, 212–20, 283–90, 354–58, 411–14, 462–66, 532–39, 605–13, 663–72, 737–43

People in the news, 148, 216, 283–84, 354–55, 411, 462, 534, 609, 665–66, 737

Phillips, Vicki W., news note, 665

Piech, Carlo R., “Butler Library displays vital signs,” 379–81

Plank, Marietta, prof., 147–48

Polan, Cecelia, retired, 289

Pollard, W. Robert, retired. 742

Porritt, Ruth K., deceased, 220

“Preservation publicity,” Wei T’o Associates, 211

Price, Elvis, deceased, 289

Profiles, 81–83, 146–48, 212–16, 283, 355, 411, 462, 532–34, 605–9, 663–65, 737

“Proposed revision to ACRL’s ‘Statement on the terminal professional degree for academic librarians,”’ 730

PLA, “New ACRL/PLA humanities workshops,” 600

PLA/ACRL, “Humanities programming,” 516

“Public relations,” ACRL, Public Relations in Academic Libraries Discussion Group, 80

Publications, 89–91, 152–55, 220–24, 290–94, 361–62, 416–20, 466–67, 541–45, 613–18, 673–79, 743–45

Publications in Librarianship,“How to convert a dissertation or thesis to a book,” 277; “Needs your manuscripts,” 277

“Pulling the rug out from under the stacks,” Segesta, 441–44, comments, 517, 598

Q

Queens Coll., news note, 145

R

Rader, Hannelore B., ACRL president & port., 507–8; “Chapter visits,” 78–79, 458–59; “Library resources in Wisconsin: the preservation outlook,” 649–50; “The teaching library enters the electronic age,” 402–4; “A visit to ACRL’s Minnesota Chapter,” 731; “Workshop on fund-raising for law librarians,” 503–4

Rambler, Linda K., prof., 462

“Rare book school 1986.” Columbia U., 153

Rayward, W. Boyd, prof. & port., 212–13

“RBMS bylaws change,” ACRL, 502

“RBMS preconference in New York.” ACRL, 267–68

“Rearranging the subject catalog at Trinity University,” Werking, 7–9

“Recarpeting the stacks,” 441–44, comments, 517, 598

“Recruitment: a role for the academic library?” Thompson, 575–77

Redslob, Monette E., retired. 538

“An RASD/ALA institute,” 248

Reichel, Mary, “International Conference on Data Bases in the Humanities and Social Sciences,” 262; prof. & port., 664

“Research dialogue featured at Baltimore Conference,” 206–7

Research forum (“Consumer research for college libraries: doing the job inhouse,” Di Giambattista, 13–17; “Historians and librarians: a response,” Stoan, 503; “Librarians and historians at the American Historical Association,” Falk, 501–2; “The Tufts/EDU-COM data-sharing project for library statistics,” Dunn, 17)

Retirements, 88, 150–51, 219. 289, 357, 413–14, 464–66, 538–39, 611–13. 671–72, 741–42

Reynolds, Dennis, prof., 81

Rhodes, Glenda T., “Recruitment: a role for the academic library?” 575–77

Roberts, Deanna L., “Mentoring in the academic library,” 117–19

Robinson, Charles W., “ALA candidates on ACRL,” & port., 264–65. affiliation omitted, 331

Robinson, Ida Marian, deceased, 220

Rockman, Ilene, “Administrator’s checklist of microcomputer concerns in education libraries,” 69–71

Rod, Donald O., retired, 464–66

Roosevelt U., “Ignorance was our excuse,” 585–87

Rouse, Roscoe, retired & port., 671–72

Rubinton, Phyllis, deceased, 89

S

Sadowski. Tadeusz, retired, 612

Sager, Harvey, “Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface,” 721–23

Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, ACRL/ISI,

1987,280

Sarle, Rodney G., retired, 612

Schoening, Jeffrey D., “Tibetan historical works,” 389

“Scholars surveyed,” ACLS, 603

Schultz, Charles R., news note, 355

Segal, JoAn, “ACRL’s 1986/87 budget,“ 713–17; “ACRL’s strategic plan,” 389; “Chapter visits,” 78–79; “Executive Director’s report, 1985–86“ & port., 511–17; “SLA’s 1986 annual conference,” 518–21

Segesta, James, “Pulling the rug out from under the stacks,” 441–44, comments, 517, 598

Seltzer, Ada M., prof. & port., 664

Service, Rose Marie, retired, 538

Seton Hill Coll., “Library earns high marks.” 577–82

Seznec, Alain, prof. & port., 664–65

Shelley, Michael H., prof. & port., 213

Sheridan, Peter B., retired. 612

Sims, Edith M., retired. 538

Sloane, Elaine F., news note, 148

Smith, Ann, retired, 151

Smith. John Edwin, deceased & port., 613

Smith, Rosl. deceased, 220

Somerville, Arleen, news note, 665

“Soviet dissertation abstracts available.“ 180

Special collections in college libraries,ACRL, CLS, 293

“SLA’s 1986 annual conference,” Segal, 518–21

“Speech writing for library conferences,” Matson, 497–500, comment, 669

Spitzer, Alice, “Librarians and international development: getting involved,” 504–7

“Spotts on Woolf,” 444

Stam, David H., prof. & port., 213–16

“Standards for college libraries.” ACRL, 1986, approved, 189–200

Stanger, Keith J., “Dan Bricklin’s Demo Program,” 582–85

SUNY, Albany, news note, 605

SUNY, Buffalo, “Butler Library displays vital signs,” 379–81

Steckenreiter, Margaret, retired. 742

Stevens, Stanley D., news note, 534

Stevenson, H. Gordon, deceased, 539

Stoan, Stephen K., “Historians and librarians: a response,” 503

“Strategic plans for ALA and ACRL: a comparison,” 709–12

Stueart, Robert D., “ALA candidates on ACRL,” & port., 265–66

Sullivan. Gail, retired, 219

Summers, George V., prof., 665

Swan, John C., prof. & port., 737

Sweeney, John L., deceased, 220

Sweney, Edward J., retired, 672

T

Taylor, Susan, news note, 148

“The teaching library enters the electronic age,” Rader, 402–4

Thompson, David, deceased, 743

Thompson, James C., prof. & port., 737

Thompson, Ronelle K.H., “Recruitment: a role for the academic library?” 575–77

Thomson, Betty, retired. 612–13

“Tibetan historical works,” Schoening, 389

Tiefel, Virginia, “Named BI Librarian of the Year,” & port., 351

Tracy, Joan I., letter to the ed., 328

“Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface,” Sager, 721–23

“Travel grants to international conferences,” ALA, International Relations Comm., 282

Trinity U., “Rearranging the subject catalog at Trinity University,” 7–9

“The Tufts/EDÚCOM data-sharing project for library statistics,” Dunn, 17

Tyson. John C., prof. & port., 533–34

U

USDE. news note, 460

USDE, OERI, “What else works?” 598–600

“U.S. and Japanese academic librarians meet in Tokyo,” 659

“U.S./France librarian exchange.” ACRL, 261

UC, Davis, news note, 663

U. of Ga., “Mentoring in the academic library,” 117–19; news note, 663

U. of Ill., U-C, news note. 736

U. of Mo., news note, 145

U. of Mo.-Columbia, “International agricultural database,” 601

U. of N. Sumatra, “Library consultant in Indonesia,” 636–40

U. of Okla., “Cataloging rare book backogs,” 127–29; “Workflow arrangements and their effect on discharge accuracy,” 274–77

U. of S.C., “Library services to extension students,” 447–48

U. of Va., news note. 283

U. of Wis., news note, 532

U. of Wis.-Milwaukee, news note, 354

U. of Wis.-Parkside, “The teaching library enters the electronic age, ” 402–4

U. of Wyo., “Document Delivery Service.” 704–7

“User reaction to a computerized periodical index.” Ernest. 315–18

V

“Vendor audit,” ACRL. WESS. 716

Veneziano, Velma, news note, 148

Va. Polytechnic Inst. & State U., “Developing a partnership in library instruction.” 321–22

“A visit to ACRL’s Minnesota Chapter.” Rader, 731

“Visiting a London library.” Kemp. 73–74

Von Wahlde, Barbara, prof. & port., 83

W

Walker, Mary Austin, deceased. 539

Walter, Georgia, news note, 534. retired, 538–39

Walter, Mildred E., deceased. 89

“Washington hotline,” Henderson, 77, 109, 143, 209, 248, 279, 405, 461, 484, 525–26, 599, 630, 732

WSU, “Librarians and international development: getting involved,” 504–7

Wash. U., news note. 145

“Water leaks: are you prepared?” 251–57, comment, 518

Watstein, Sarah Barbara, “Wiley Dyer and the library as information processor,” 640–44

Wayne State U., news note, 736

Weaver-Meyers, Pat. “Workflow arrangements and their effect on discharge accuracy,” 274–77

Webber, Marjorie, retired, 539

Wei T’o Associates, “Preservation publicity,” 211

Werking, Richard Hume, “Rearranging the subject catalog at Trinity University,” 7–9

Werner, Joyce C., deceased, 539

Wesley. Phillip, retired, 672

“WESS/Mart in us Nijhoff grant awarded. “ ACRL. 328

Whaley, Jay, “Rearranging the subject catalog at Trinity University,” 7–9

“What else works?” USDE. OERI, 598–600

White, Phillip M., “College library formulas applied,” 202–6

Whitten, Sam G., deceased, 220

“Wiley Dyer and the library as information processor,” Watstein, 640–44

Wilson, Bill, “A diner’s guide to Baltimore,” 48–54

Wilson, Linda J., “Developing a partnership in library instruction.” 321–22

Witmer, John A., retired. 466

“Women’s studies resource guide,” ACRL, 612

Wong, William Sheh, “Library services and national development” (46:633–36), comment & response, 448

Woodsworth, Anne, news note, 148

Woodworth, Mary L., deceased, 358

“Workflow arrangements and their effect on discharge accuracy,” Weaver-Meyers, 274 –77

“Workshop on fund-raising for law librarians,” Rader, 503–4

Wormer, Grace, deceased. 414

X, Y, Z

Yale U., “Beinecke Library visiting fellowship program,” 671

Yavarkovsky, Jerome, prof. & port., 83

Young, Peter R., prof. & port., 148

Zipkowitz, Fay, news note, 609

1987: Saturday, January 17, 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.

Current Topics Discussion Group: Saturday, January 17, 2:00–4:00 p.m.; Sunday, January 18, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

Guidelines for Branch Libraries Review: Monday, January 19, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Nominating: Saturday, January 17, 4:30–5:30 p.m.*

Performance Measures: Monday, January 19, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Standards Review: Friday, January 16, 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m., 1:00–4:00 p.m.; Sunday, January 18, 2:00–4:00 p.m.; Monday, January 19, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Western European Specialists Section

Executive: Saturday, January 17, 4:30–5:30 p.m.; Tuesday, January 20, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

Classical, Medieval, Renaissance Discussion Group: Saturday, January 17, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Conference Program Planning—New Orleans, 1988: Sunday, January 18, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

Conference Program Planning—San Francisco, 1987: Sunday, January 18, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

European Conference: Saturday, January 17, 2:00–4:00 p.m.; Monday, January 19, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

Membership and General Discussion Group: Sunday, January 18, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

Nominating: Sunday, January 18, 8:00–9:00 a.m. *

Nijhoff Study Grant: Monday, January 19, 8:00–9:00 a.m.*

Publications: Sunday, January 18, 9:30–11:00 a.m.

Research and Planning: Monday, January 19, 2:00–4:00 p.m.

A visit to ACRL’s Minnesota Chapter

Academic Libraries Day in Minnesota was planned with the total cooperation of the weather. A beautiful fall day greeted me as I arrived in Minneapolis on Thursday, October 16. Tom Peischl, dean of the library at Mankato State University and a member of the ACRL Budget and Finance Committee, picked me up at the airport and drove me to Gustavus Adolphus College in St. Peter. On the way we stopped at Emma’s for a typical family-type lunch while admiring the bountiful colors on the trees and related fall activities.

That afternoon, I led a discussion on “Directors/ Administrators Looking at Change in the Workplace” with members of the Council of Academic Library Directors (CALD). Many issues related to technology/automation surfaced and the need for more and better staff development and continuing education programs became very apparent. It must also be noted that Minnesota academic library directors are very strong in the area of cooperation and sharing among private and public institutions. After a fine meal prepared in the kitchen of Gustavus Adolphus College, members of CALD and I continued our discussion into the late evening, after which Tom drove me to the Holiday Inn in Mankato.

Early in the morning, I was able to enjoy another superb Minnesota fall day and the marvelous sounds of geese and loons during a long walk. Carol Johnson, cataloger at the University of Minnesota Libraries and chair of the ACRL Minnesota Chapter, graciously drove me back to the Gustavus Adolphus College for the meeting, which focused on “Change in the Workplace.”

Approximately one hundred librarians partici pated. I talked to them about ten challenges facing academic libraries and suggested a few creative solutions. Five discussion groups on “The OCLC Oxford Project,” “The Librarian as Intellectual,” “Sharing: Collections and Expertise,” “Changing Library Buildings,” and “MLA Survey on Professional Development” completed the program in the afternoon.

The conference arrangement provided ample opportunity for sharing information and discussing problems. After lunch, participants were able to see the new library, chapel, and sculptures by Paul Granlund, sculptor-in-residence. Some of us had the rare opportunity to meet Mr. Granlund and discuss his beautiful sculptures with him.— Hannelore B. Rader, ACRL President. ■ ■