ACRL College & Research Libraries News

College & Research Libraries News

ACRL’s 1987/88 budget

By JoAn S. Segal

Executive Director, ACRL

Last year’s performance and this year’s projection.

Every year for the past three years, I have presented the ACRL budget for the current fiscal year to the membership in C&RL News, together with the preceding year’s financial report. This year I can report both years in terms of the ACRL Strategic Plan, which drives the program of the Association and is supported by its financial structure.

The Mission of ACRL is to foster the profession of academic and research librarianship and to enhance the ability of academic and research libraries to serve effectively the needs of current and potential library users.

Its Goals are:

•to contribute to the total professional development of academic and research librarians;

•to enhance the capability of academic and research librarians to serve the needs of users;

•to promote and speak for the interests of academic and research librarianship;

•to promote study, research, and publication relevant to academic and research librarianship.

The 1986/87 year marked a good beginning in carrying out these goals, although they were only adopted at the Annual Conference in 1986 and implemented without a complete annual operating plan.

Sources of revenue

Revenues increased in publications, notably C&RL News and the in-house publishing program, but generally remained flat. Although membership moved above the 10,000 mark, that represented only 1.4% growth.

Objects of expense

Major increases in expenses occurred in the area of membership activities. Section, chapter, and committee costs jumped as these units added newsletters and manuals, addressed the problem of chapter liability, and prepared output measures. Advisory services expenses were up due to added demand for information by phone and mail and increased requests for publications and presentations by staff members. All expenses were allocated to programs, including a share of depreciation on new office equipment.

Plans for 1987/88

This year we have an Operating Plan to guide our operations. Some of the activities planned for this year are:

•Professional development: Eight courses at New Orleans, among them several new topics; cooperative programs with Northern Illinois University in the Chicago area; a mini-planning process for the Professional Education Committee; preconferences for RBMS and BIS in New Orleans; a WESS meeting in Florence in April, and two more NEH Workshops.

REVENUE

Sources of revenue	Budgeted 1986-87	Actual 1986-87 (Accrual Basis)	Budget 1987-88 (Cash Basis)
Membership dues	$247,800	$167,470	$265,500
Publications
Choice	$1,294,495	$978,116	$1,339,494
C&RL	$108,005	$85,460	$116,621
C&RL News	$193,960	$197,671	$181,795
In-house	$37,675	$47,630	$38,925
BCL	$200	$22,836	$4,250
FJLS	$3,300	$3,886	$4,965
RBML	$13,262	$15,215	$17,696
Section Newsletters		$69
Chapter Topics
Subtotal	$1,650,897	$1,350,883	$1,703,746
Conferences & Workshops
National Conference		$2,500	$26,000
Pre & Postconferences	$25,000	$28,485	$51,600
WESS Florence Conference			$19,250
Continuing Education	$33,500	$31,490	$43,050
Subtotal	$58,550	$62,475	$139,900
Other
Jobline	$1,335	$4,175	$2,700
Awards		$1,350	$5,500
Advisory		$600	$900
Other	$2,600	$291	$500
Subtotal	$3,935	$6,416	$9,600
Funded Projects
NEH Project A	$35,724	$87,070	$50,731
ALA Goal Award A
HRCU Mellon Project			$23,233
Subtotal	$35,724	$87,070	$73,964
Total Revenue	$1,996,906	$1,674,314	$2,192,710
ChoiceRevenue	$1,294,495	$978,116	$1,339,494
Total Revenue without Choice	$702,411	$696,198	$853,216
Adjustments	($35,724)	($87,070)	($99,964)
GRAND TOTAL REVENUE	$666,687	$609,128	$753,252

•Enhancing library service capability: an Historically Black College and University Planning Project, funded by Mellon, will help ACRL plan a project; an Output Measures Manual will be drafted; and ULS Standards will be developed.

EXPENSES

Objects of expense	Budgeted 1986-87	Actual 1986-87 (Accrual Basis)	Budget 1987-88
Membership Activities
Membership Services	$22,210	$23,683	$25,928
Exec. Comm. & Bd.	$40,936	$41,418	$54,568
Budget & Finance Comm.	$740	$402
Other
Sections	$54,126	$58,128	$45,518
Chapters	$55,385	$51,544	$54,213
Committees	$38,280	$56,608	$53,386
Discussion Groups	$1,585	$1,815	$2,397
Advisory	$16,280	$36,421	$27,129
Statistics	$7,418	$14,942
Jobline	$1,745	$1,123	$1,539
Standards	$3,545	$5,809	$6,778
Other (inch SPLAT)
Awards	$7,780	$1,204	$6,293
Subtotal	$250,030	$293,097	$277,749
Publications
Choice	$1,239,673	$1,088,888	$1,235,224
C&RL	$103,977	$96,780	$102,784
C&RL News	$157,447	$182,079	$176,559
In-house	$39,492	$32,571	$40,670
FJLS	$4,408	$3,125	$2,909
BCL	$43,750	$55,412	$13,413
Chapter Topics			$2,120
RBML	$9,666	$17,274	$16,468
Section Newsletters			$19,032
Subtotal	$1,598,413	$1,476,129	$1,609,179
Conferences & Workshops
National Conference		$3,849	$51,774
Pre & Postconferences	$25,000	$27,156	$52,407
WESS Florence Conference			$19,227
Continuing Education	$39,361	$45,330	$38,701
Subtotal	$64,361	$76,335	$162,109
Funded Projects
NEH Project A	$35,724	$87,070	$50,731
PLA Project			($8,000)
HBCU Mellon Project			$23,233
Subtotal	$35,724	$87,070	$65,964
Unallocated
Salaries, Wages, etc.
Operating Supplies	$28,670
Other	$16,662
Subtotal	$45,332
Total Expenses	$1,993,860	$1,932,631	$2,115,001
ChoiceExpenses	$1,239,673	$1,088,888	$1,235,224
Total Expenses without Choice	$754,187	$843,743	$879,777
Adjustments (NEH & BCL)	$35,724	$87,070	$125,738
GRAND EXPENSE TOTAL	$718,463	$756,673	$754,039
NET	($51,776)	($147,545)	($787)

TABLE 1

Item	Amount Shown	Deferred Amount	Cash Equivalent
Membership dues	$167,470	$ 77,952	$ 245,422
Choice	978,116	330,000	1,308,116
C&RL	85,460	20,106	105,566
C&RL News	197,671	8,096	205,767
RBML	15,215	575	15,790
Total deferred		$106,729

•Liaison: Planning work will go on with AAUP on a faculty workshop; we will issue a special edition of the AAHE recruitment publication for academic administrators and participate in an ARL Library school faculty development program.

• Publishing: Books for College Libraries, 3d edition, will go to press; Choice will enter a new phase of automation; work begins on a research volume for the Publications in Librarianship series.

In comparing the pie charts for 1987/88 with those for 1986/87, several interesting observations can be made. Budgeted revenue from dues is expected to decrease from 35 % to 31%; conference and workshop revenue is envisioned at 16%, vs. 9 % last year; funded project income is anticipated at 9%, up from 5%; and publications revenues (not including Choice), will decline as a percent of the total, from 51 % to 43 % . Similar changes are expected in expenses. The move to increasing professional development activities is one members have asked for. This budget indicates the Association is responding to member needs.

Implementation of accrual accounting

In 1986/87, ALA began to apply the principles of accrual accounting for the ALA financial reporting system. All ALA units recorded deferred revenues in that year. We are now receiving reports on an accrual basis. The year-end figures in this article are on an accrual basis, although the budgeted figures are in cash. Next year, the budget will also be on an accrual basis. To translate the 1986/87 accrual report to a cash basis and make it more comparable to the budget, the accounts where deferred revenues were deducted are shown in Table 1.

This means that, on a cash basis, the total revenue for 1986/87 was $609,128 (shown on accrual- based report) plus $106,729 (deferred), or $715,857. The net cash loss for the year was thus $40,816, compared with a budgeted loss of $51,776.

Surplus funds allocation

The ACRL Budget and Finance Committee, together with the Planning Committee, have proposed to the Board a process for allocating “surplus funds,” by which they mean unanticipated net revenue. For several years, ACRL year-end performance has been better than expected, but there has been no mechanism for incorporating the unanticipated excess into the current year’s operating budget. The process will suggest a way members can play a role in determining how to spend any such “surplus funds.”

Summary of ACRL’s financial position

The fund balance, as expressed after accruals and deferrals, is now $497,657. This means that ACRL was able to absorb the impact of accrual accounting without compromising its fund balance goal, which was set by the Board at 6 months’ operating expenses. ■ ■

ACRL staff profile

Karen Duhart

Karen Duhart, administrative secretary to the ACRL deputy executive director, has been a mem- ber of the ACRL staff since June 1986. Her responsibilities include coordinating the annual update of the ACRL roster and typing board minutes, summaries, and agendas for the ACRL Executive Committee as well as a variety of other administrative and clerical tasks. As part of her job, Duhart verifies the membership status of ACRL participants on the new ALA McDonnell- Douglas computer system.

Prior to coming to ACRL, Duhart worked for the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific Railroad, where she was assistant to the manager of the Law Department and, later, secretary for four real estate representatives in the Property Management Department. She holds diplomas from Catherine College and the Illinois School of Commerce.

Born and raised in Chicago, Duhart enjoys bowling, roller skating, concerts and the theater, and reading in her spare time. She plans to go back to school and pursue an entrepreneurial career. ■ ■

COLLEGE AND RESEARCH LIBRARIES NEWS

Volume 48, 1987

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

INDEX TO VOL. 48

College & Research libraries News

Prepared by Eldon W. Tamblyn

A

“Academic librarian salaries,” Lynch, 674-77

“Academic library funding and professional ethics,” Madaus, 606-9

“Academic library statistics now available,” ACRL, 402

Academic or Research Librarian of the Year Award, ACRL, 1987, 201; 1988, 450

Acad, of Natural Sciences of Phila., news note, 350

Acquisitions, 32-33, 83-84, 139-40, 206-10, 276, 346-47, 411-13, 490-93, 571, 638-39, 719-20

Acquisitions (by author, subject, or title): Adams, Ansel, 206; Adolph, Edward Frederick, 492; Africa, southern, 32; Amer. Eng. dialects, 32; Amer. Physical Soc., Div. of Fluid Dynamics, 491; Anthropology, 720; Architecture, 207; Arnold, Elliott, 208; Art, hist., 139; Ashbery, John, 206-7; Assn of American Universities, 719; Barry, Philip, 346; Bill of Rights (Sherman), 491-92; Black musicians, 412; Book design, 411; Bronx, hist., 491; Cameron, Isla, 492; Carbone (Geo. A.) library, 719-20; Castelnuovo–Tedesco, M., 346; Chesapeake-Leopard affair, 490; Chicano lit., 347; Children’s lit., 276; China, 492 (2); Crevecoeur, Letters from an American farmer, 83; Design (books, 411; IDCA, 571; Middleton, 347); The dial, 412-13; Empson, Wm., 206-7; Eng. dialects, 32; Eng. lit., 19th cent., 83-84; Fire-fighting, 492; Folkways Records, 346-47; France, hist., 276; Gardner, John, 638-39; Graves, Robert, 492; Greenwich House, 139;

Hammer, Armand, 638; Hanfmann (Geo.M.A.) library, 347; Harris, Mark, 411-12; Haycox, Ernest, 412; Hemingway, Ernest, 411; Hertzog, Carl, 411; Hispanics, 83; Holden, Wm. C., 208; The horn book, 638; Huxley, Julian, 490-91; Indonesia, 490; IDCA, 571; Italy, hist., 719-20; Jefferson (Thos.) library, 719; Kolisch, Rudolph, 206; Konigsburg, E.I., 276; Kraft, Joseph, 206; Latino lit., 347; Laurence, Seymour, 411; Leacock (Eleanor B.) library, 720; LeGuin (Charles A.) library, 276; Literary criticism, 206-7; Loewy, Raymond, 491; Long, Russell B., 207; McCulloch, Ben & Henry, 639; McMurtry, Larry, 412; Man- gione, Jerre, 412; Maps, 208; Marr (Gaylord) Sound Archives, 720; Medicine, 490, 492; Mexico, Revolution, 208-10; Middleton (Robt. Hunter) Design Printing Collection, 347; Milosz, Czeslaw, 639; Missions periodicals, 492; Miss. Valley, 32; Mo., 32; Morocco, 210; Music, 139,206,720 (popular sheet, 412); Music correspondence (Levy), 276; Mystery novels, 638; Namibia, 32; NARAL (Pa.), 492; Or- mandy, Eugene, 720; Ornithology, 83; Osuna, 208-10; Paperback books, 206; Papermaking, 32; Paul, Alice, 276; Pforzheimer (Carl H.) Collection, 83-84; Philosophy, 139; Phono-… See Sound recordings; Photos. (Adams, 206; aerial, 33; Mex. Revolution, 208-10; Mo., 32; newspaper, 208, 276; Ransohoff, 206); Physiology, 492; Poe, Edgar A., 83; Poetry, 206-7; Polish lang., 208; Popper, Karl, 139-40; Printing, 347, 411, 492; Pulp magazines, 492; Radio program Southwind, 276; Railroads, 346; Ransohoff (Daniel J.) Photographic Collection, 206; Raymond, Eleanor, 207; Reformation hist., 719; Rivera, Tomas, 347; St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 208; Sakai (Yoneo) library, 720; Sci. fiction, 32, 492; Scott, Paul, 493; Scottish lit., 490; “Shelley and His Circle” collection, 83-84; Social welfare, 139; Sound recordings (folk, 346-47; radio program Southwind, 276; Turkish, 411); Sousa, John P., 139; Southwest, 208; Southwind, 276; String instruments, 207-8; Tate, Alice L., 638; Tex., 208; Theater (Ford, 346; Kirby, 571); Thoreau, “A winter walk,” 33; Turkey, 411; Tyler (Glenn E.) library, 719; Tyler, John, 490; Violin, 207-8; Voice of Calvary Ministry, 720; Vonnegut, Kurt, 411; Washington, D.C., 719; W. Indian publications, 33; Whittington Press, 492; Williams, Tenn., 84; Women’s suffrage, 276; Yates, Richard, 210; Yeager, Charles E., 346

Acquisitions (by institution): Atlanta Hist. Soc., 276; Auburn U., 346; Bennington Coll., 571; Bowling Green State U., 206; Brown U., 490; CSU, Long Beach, 206; CRL, 490; Cincinnati Hist. Soc., 206; CUNY (City Coll., 490; Lehman Coll., 491; Medgar Evers Coll., 32); Coll, of Wm. & Mary, 490; Columbia U., 206,490-91; Cornell U., 83; DePaul U., 83; Eastern N.M. U., 32; Free Lib. of Phila., 83; Geo. Washington U., 719; Georgetown U., 346; Harvard U., 206-7; Id. State U., 719; Johns Hopkins U., 276, 719; Lehigh U., 491; LC, 32, 83,139,346,491-92, 638, 719; La. State U., 207; Marshall U., 346; NYPL, 32, 83-84; NYSL, 492; NYU, 139; N.C. State U., 638; Oberlin Coll., 207-8; Portland State U., 276, 719-20; Radcliffe Coll., 276; Rutgers U., 139; St. Croix Landmarks Soc., 33; St. Louis Mercantile Lib. Assn., 208; Simmons Coll., 638; Smithsonian Inst., 346-47; Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, 492; Stanford U., 139-40; Temple U-, 492; Tex. Tech U., 208, 411; Tex. Wesleyan Coll., 411; Trinity U., 720; U. of Ariz., 208; UC (LA, 492, 720 Riverside, 208-10, 347; Santa Barbara, 33); U. of Del., 33, 84, 347, 411-12; U. of Hawaii, 210; U. of Houston, 412; UI, Chicago, 347, 571; U. of Mich., 412, 492; U. of Mo., Kansas City, 720; UNC, Charlotte, 638; U. of Or., 412; U. of Pa., 720; U. of Pittsburgh, 276; U. of Rochester, 412, 492, 638-39; UT, Austin, 492, 639; U. of Tulsa, 492-93; Wabash Coll., 210; Wheaton Coll., 720; Yale U., 412-13, 639

“Additions and changes to Genre terms: a thesaurus,” ACRL, RBMS, Standards Comm., 558-60

Agricultural information resource centers: a world directory,IAALD, 219

Akiyama, Emi, retired, 646

Albin, Michael W., “Receives 1987 Niihoff Award,” 561

Albritton, Rosie L., “Leadership development,” 618-23

Alexander, Lynetta Lewis, “MALC 1987,” 546-47

Allison, Peter, “Stalking the elusive grey literature,” 244-46

Al–Taqi, Alia, ACRL staff profile & port., 623

“Alternative materials,” 616

“AAHE features academic libraries,” 586

“The ACLS survey and academic library service,” Epp, 63-69, rejoinder, 273-75, response, 275

ALA, “Brittle books in our nation’s libraries,” 238-44

ALA, LIRT, “Let’s do lunch,” 184; “Tenth anniversary tribute,” 573

ALA, OFR, “Academic librarian salaries,” 674-77

ALA, “PCs for conference-goers,” 715 ALA, PIO, “Promotional materials for

National Library Week,” 10

“ALA and its divisions: relationships past, present, and future,” ACRL, Exec. Comm., 318-20

“ALA candidates on ACRL,” 183-85 Amram, Fred W., “Managing innovation and innovators,” 631-32

Anderson, Ottilia C., deceased, 507 “Anthropology indexes to merge,” 219 Appointments, 38-40, 87-88, 144-46, 212-16, 279-80, 353-55, 416-18, 500-506, 576-79, 643-46, 726-28

Apton, Karen, deceased, 148

Ardis, Susan B., “Document delivery, cost containment and serial ownership,” 624-27

Ariz. State U., “Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface” (47:721-23), “Cover error,” 80

Arnold, Wilnora, retired, 90

Asaf, Allen, deceased, 90

Ashbv, Jacqueline A., “Oberly Award,”

ACRL, Academic or Research Librarian of the Year Award, 1987, 201; 1988, 450

ACRL, ASC, “Model statement of criteria and procedures for appointment, promotion in academic rank, and tenure for college and university librarians” (34:nl92-95, n243-47; 36:n78), revision, 1987, 247-54

ACRL, ASC, “Model statement on academic status,” 263; “The terminal professional degree: what does it mean for you?” 246

ACRL, Annual Conference, 1987, 261-70, 345

ACRL, Audiovisual Comm., “Guidelines for audiovisual services in academic libraries,” 533-36

ACRL, “BI clearinghouses 1986,” 77 ACRL, BIS, Chapters Concerns Comm.,

“Remotely of interest?” 712

ACRL, BIS, Clearinghouse Comm., “BI book table,” 336

ACRL, BIS, “Model statement of objectives for academic bibliographic instruction” (36:nl37-39, nl69-71; 37:n301; 38:n92), draft revision, 256-61

ACRL, BIS, “Poster session presenters needed for BIS program,” 538; “Pre- conference,” 499; “Tenth anniversary tribute,” 573

ACRL, Board of Directors, “Highlights” (Jan., 128-30; June, 447-53); ports., 449

ACRL, “Budget,” 1987-88, 704-8 ACRL, “Candidates for ALA Council,”

ACRL, Candidates' Forum, 1988, 683 ACRL, “CE course writers/presenters needed,” 584

ACRL, CLS, CLIP notes, #7, 78; #8, 424 ACRL, CLS, CLIP Notes Comm., “CLIP query,” 185

ACRL, CLS, “CLIP notes now available,” 357; Managing student workers in college libraries, 78; “Periodicals in college libraries (CLIP note #8) just published," 424

ACRL, CLS, College Library Directors Discussion Group, “New CLS discussion group,” 714

ACRL, CJCLS, Comm, on Services to the Disadvantaged, “Library services to the academically disadvantaged in the public community college,” draft, 189-91

ACRL, Continuing Education Officer, ACRL staff profile & port., 569; “Professional development survey,” 199-200

ACRL, Copyright Comm., “Copyright policies,” 34; “Copyright response,” 254

ACRL, Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 1987. 204; 1988, 474

ACRL, Exec. Comm., “ALA and its divisions: relationships past, present, and future,” 318-20

ACRL, Exec. Director, “Annual report, FY 1987,” 567-71; ACRL executive summary, 637-38, 703; “ACRL's 1987/88 budget,” 704-8; “Identifying needs and solutions,” 717-19; “SLA in Anaheim, 1987,” 550-51

ACRL, “Historically black institutions," 579, 717-19

ACRL, “How to participate in ACRL,” 74-76

ACRL, “Humanities programming workshop,” 677

ACRL, Library instruction clearinghouses 1986: a directory, 77

ACRL, Midwinter Meeting, 1987, 128-30; 1988, 711-15

ACRL, Miriam Dudley Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award, 1987, 201; 1988, 464-66

ACRL, National Conference, 1989, 696 ACRL, “New York chapter to compile resource directory,” 207

ACRL, President, “Letter” & port., 19-20; “Report, 1986-87” & port., 386-88

ACRL, “Professional development survey,” 199-200

ACRL, Publications Comm., “Recruitment open for editor of ACRL Publications in librarianship,” 20, 130, 220

ACRL, Publications in librarianship, “Manuscripts needed,” 145; “Recruitment open for editor,” 20, 130, 220

ACRL, Rare books & manuscripts librarianship, “Recruitment open for editor,” 699

ACRL, RBMS, “Borrowing special col- lections materials for exhibition,” 246 ACRL, RBMS, Comm, on Developing

Guidelines for Professional Ethics, “Standards for ethical conduct for rare book, manuscript, and special collections libraries [i.e., librarians],” 134-35

ACRL, RBMS, “Exhibition catalogue awards now endowed by the Leabs,” 463; “Guidelines on the selection of general collection materials for transfer to special collections,” 471-74

ACRL, RBMS, Katharine Kyes Leab and Daniel J. Leab American Book Prices Current Award, 1987, 203; 1988, 463

ACRL, RBMS, “Preconference at Stanford,” 132; “Preconference in New Orleans," 627

ACRL, RBMS, Standards Comm., “Additions and changes to Genre terms: a thesaurus,” 558-60; Printing and publishing evidence, 75; “Relator terms for rare book, manuscript, and special collections cataloging: third edition,” 553-57, correction, 645; “Standard terms for special collections cataloged,” 75

ACRL, “Revised section newsletter policy," 138-39

ACRL, Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, 1987, 203; 1988, 464

ACRL, STS, Eunice Rockwell Oberly Award, 1987, 387

ACRL, Strategic Plan, 21-25 ACRL, Task Force on Libraries and

Computer Centers, “Libraries and computer centers,” 442-47

ACRL, Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group, “The mission of a university undergraduate library: model statement,” draft, 192-94; approved, 542-44

ACRL, Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group, “The mission of an undergraduate library (model statement)” (40:n317-19), replacement, 192-94, 542-44

ACRL, ULS, Current Topics Discussion Group, “Why measure performance?” 714

ACRL, ULS, Steering Comm., “The mission of a university undergraduate library: model statement,” 542-44

ACRL, Vice-President, “Creativity, innovation and risk-taking,” 405-6

ACRL, WESS, “Discussion,” 17; “Florence conference,” 633

ACRL, WESS, Martinus Nijhoff International West European Specialist Study Grant, 1986, 127-28; 1987, 561; 1988, 453, 561

ACRL, WSS, “Bylaws,” 137-38 “ACRL actions," (Jan., 128-30; June, 447-53)

ACRL candidates, 1988, 693-96 ACRL chapters (47:596-98), corrections,

“ACRL continuing education courses at ALA Annual Conference in San Francisco,” 197-99

“ACRL continuing education scholarships,” 540

“ACRL courses at Northern Illinois University,” 478

ACRL executive summary, 637-38, 703 “ACRL issues for the 80s,” 125-27 “ACRL list of materials available,” 76-80 “ACRL meetings in San Francisco,” 261-66

“ACRL New England Chapter,” 583 “ACRL officers for 1987-88,” 461-64 “ACRL President’s Program,” 267, map

“ACRL programs in San Francisco,” 266-70, 345

“ACRL seeks volunteers for committees,” 562-64 (correction, 691)

ACRL staff profile (Al-Taqi, Alia, 623; Donnelly. Sandra, 569; Duhart, Karen, 708)

“ACRL standards and guidelines,” 79 “ACRL suite,” 712

ACRL university library statistics 1985-86 and 1986 “100 libraries” statistical survey,402

“ACRL’s fast job listing,” 42, 507, 549, 724

“ACRL’s strategic plan,” 21-25 ARL. “Brittle books in our nation’s libraries,” 238-44

Atkinson, Hugh, memorial resolution & port., 131

Auld, Lawrence W.S., “The King Report: new directions in library and information science education,” 174-79

Awards, 85,127-28,131-32, 201, 203-4, 322-25, 340, 387, 450, 453, 463-66. 474, 561

B

Bailey, Brenda, news note, 726 Bailey, Edgar C., Jr., news note, 279 Baker & Taylor, Academic or Research

Librarian of the Year Award, 1987, 201; 1988, 450

Baldwin, Charlene, news note, 37 Baldwin, David A., “Document Delivery

Service” (47:704-7), “Update,” 459-61

“Bamberg to Brown: a library exchange,” Doksansky, 338-40

Bangert, Stephanie Rogers, prof., 414 Banks, Paul N., news note, 499 Battin, Patricia M., news note, 353 Beaubien, Ann, news note, 353 Becker, Karen A., “CD-ROM: a primer,” 388-93, comment, 540

Begg, Karin, prof. & port., 574 Belastock, Tjalda N., “Legal resources in an academic business library,” 684-87

Bentley Coll., “Legal resources in an academic business library,” 684-87

“Bentley Library fellowships,” 494 Berger, Carol A., letter to the ed., 325 Berges, William C., deceased, 579 Besemer, Susan P., prof. & port., 278 “BI book table,” ACRL, BIS, Clearinghouse Comm., 336

“BI clearinghouses 1986,” ACRL, 77 “BI for foreign students," Bowen, 270 Bias, Georgene, retired, 90 Bidwell, John, news note, 353 Biggs, Debra R., “Proactive interviewing," 13-17

Billington, James H., prof., 496 Birrell, Tom, deceasea, 280-82 “BIS preconference,” ACRL, 499 Bishop, David F., prof. & port., 496 Boisse, Joseph A., “ACRL issues for the 80s” & port., 125-26; ACRL vice- president & port., 461

Bonham, Miriam, “Library services through electronic mail,” 537-38

“Book Express: meaningful access,” Greenberg, 539-40

“Borrowing special collections materials for exhibition,” ACRL, RBMS, 246

Bowen, Dorothy N., letter to the ed., 270 Boyd, Charmaine, news note, 87 Boylan, Lorena Filosa, prof., 496 Brazil, “University libraries in Brazil to share cataloging,” 204

Breen, Margaret L., “Charging for online search services in academic libraries,” 400-402, comment, 540

Brians, Paul, “The nuclear war fiction collection at Washington State University," 115-18

Briner, Jeanne, retired, 728

“Brittle books in our nation's libraries," Weber, 238-44

Brown U., “Bamberg to Brown: a library exchange,” 338-40; “Libraries and computer centers,” 443; “Springtime in Germany,” 341-43

Brownstein, Miriam M., deceased, 356 Bullard, Greg, retired, 216 Bundy, Mary Lee, deceased, 579-80 Burlingame, Dwight F., news note, 643 “Bylaws of the Women’s Studies Section,”

ACRL, 137-38

C

Cain, Melissa, “The importance of poetry in American libraries,” 670-72

Calendar, 94-96, 152-53, 222-23, 288-90, 360-61, 511-12, 651-52

CSU, Chico, “A student assistant program for the Nineties," 688-92

“Call for papers: ‘The language of leadership,”’ LAMA, 557

“Candidates for ALA Council,” ACRL, 186

Carnegie–Mellon U., “Libraries and computer centers,” 443-44

“CD-ROM,” Zinkham, 540

“CD-ROM: a primer,” Becker, 388-93, comment, 540

“CD-ROM in San Diego," SEAL, 505 “CE course writers/presenters needed,” ACRL, 584

Cenko Prize, Harvard Ukrainian Research Inst., 1987, 85

CRL, “Newberry Library and Center for Research Libraries announce cooperative plan,” 637; news note, 495-96

Central Mich. U., “Off-campus library services,” 702

Chaffin, Jeff, “Macintosh-assisted library orientation tour,” 332-34

Chalfoun, Eileen, “With a little help from our friends," 181-83

Chambers, Joan, “ACRL issues for the 80s” & port., 125-27

Chapters, ACRL (47:596-98), corrections, 20

“Charging for online search services in academic libraries,” Breen, 400-402, comment, 540

China, “Ohio University to co-sponsor automation conference in China,” 417

“China visit,” Wash. State U., 36 The Chinese Rare Book Union Catalog

Project, news note, 413-14

“Christmas info-carols,” Engh, 672 Churchwell, Charles D., prof., 496-97 Clausman, Gilbert J., retired, 90 Cleveland State U., news note, 573 “CLIP note #7: Managing student workers,” 78

CLIP notes, ACRL, CLS, #7, 78; #8, 424 “CLIP notes now available,” ACRL,

“CLIP query,” ACRL, CLS, CLIP Notes Comm., 185

Cluff, E. Dale, news note, 415 Colby, Jacqueline Z., retired, 280 Colby, Robert A., retired, 216 C&RL news, “What are you looking for?"

“C&RL newsguidelines for submission of articles or columns,” 28-29

CUPA, “Academic librarian salaries," 674-77

Coll, of St. Benedict/St. John’s U., “Libraries and computer centers,” 444

Columbia U., “Handling books safely: a videotape,” 343; “Just the facts, ma’am,” 577; “The Management Intern Program at the Columbia University Libraries,” 406-8; “Rare book school 1987,” 133

Community Coll, of Vt., “With a little help from our friends,” 181-83

“Conducting a mail survey,” Wurz- burger, 697-700

Consortium of Hospitality Research Information Services, “Hospitality database launched,” 724

“Copyright policies,” ACRL, 34 “Copyright response,” ACRL, Copyright Comm., 254

Cordell, Howard W., deceased, 730 Corrections, 20, 80, 212, 645, 691 Council for Inti Exchange of Scholars,

“1988-89 Fulbright scholar awards,”

“COLT certification,” 16

CLR, Commission on Preservation & Access, "Preservation agenda,” 347

CLR, “1988/89 Management Intern Program,” 467

“Cover error,” 80

Cox, Dorothy, retired, 418

“Creating a traditional reference tool in the Age of Electronics,” Powell, 679-83

“Creativity and the research process in academic libraries,” Engle, 629-31

“Creativity in an urban university library," Rader, 455

“Creativity, innovation and risk-taking,”

Euster, 405-6

Creth, Sheila, prof. & port., 211 Croneis, Karen S., “Document delivery, cost containment and serial ownership,” 624-27

Cryder, Robert W., retired, 646 Cushing, John D., retired, 579

D

Damaskos, James, retired, 355

Dana (John Cotton) Library Public Relations Award, 1987, 322-25

Dartmouth Coll., “Libraries and computer centers,” 444

Davis, Hiram L., prof. & port., 36 Dawkins, Willie Mae, deceased, 90 Day, Ross, letter to the ed., 623 De Gennaro, Richard, prof. & port.,

Deaths, 41, 90-91, 148, 217, 280-82, 356-58, 418, 507-8, 579-80, 646-47, 730

DeLoach, Marva L., “MALC 1987,” 546-47

Dickey, Jack W., retired, 216

Dickey, Paul D., “Document Delivery Service” (47:704-7), “Update,” 459-61

“Directory of agricultural resource centers,” IAALD, 219

Dixon, Elizabeth I., deceased, 356-57 Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship,

ACRL/ISI, 1987, 204; 1.988, 474

“Document delivery, cost containment and serial ownership,” Ardis, 624-27 “Document Delivery Service.” Baldwin (47:704-7), “Update,” 459-61

Doksansky, Florence K., “Bamberg to Brown: a library exchange," 338-40

Donato, Anne K., retired, 646

Donnelly, Sandra, ACRL staff profile & port., 569; “Professional development survey,” 199-200

Dougherty, Linda Anne, “ALA candidates on ACRL,” 183-84

Dowlin, Kenneth E., “ALA candidates on ACRL” & port., 184

“The down under experience,” Tracy, 466-67

DuBois, Henry J., “No room at the inn: media collections and university libraries,” 530-32

Dudley (Miriam) Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award, ACRL, 1987, 201; 1988, 464-66

Duhart, Karen, ACRL staff profile & port., 708

Dunne, Elizabeth K., deceased, 507 Dunnigan, Mary, retired, 506 Dyess, Dessie, retired, 579

E

Eastman School of Music, “Scores of records of scores and books,” 493

Eaton, Helen, deceased, 217

Eldredge, Jon, “The final frontier,” 322-25

Ellis, Elizebeth G., retired, 40

Emerson, John A., retired, 506 Engh, Mary Jane, “Christmas infocarols,” poems, 672

Engle, Michael, “Creativity and the research process in academic libraries,” 629-31

Epp, Ronald H., “The ACLS survey and academic library service,” 63-69, rejoinder, 273-75, response, 275

Errata, 20, 80, 212, 645, 691

Eunice Rockwell Oberly Award, ACRL, STS, 1987, 387

Euster, Joanne R., ACRL president & port., 461; “Creativity, innovation and risk-taking,” 405-6

Evenson, Richard, deceased, 148 Exchanges, 214, 338-43, 466-67, 634-37 “Exhibition catalogue awards now endowed by the Leabs,” ACRL, RBMS, 463

F

“Facsimile network speeds medical document delivery in New Jersey,” UMDNJ, ²⁸³

“Faculty members and academic librarians: distinctive differences,” Kellogg, 602-6

Farber, Evan I., “Named BI Librarian of the Year” & port., 201

Fasana, Paul, prof. & port., 211-12 Faust, Kathy, news note, 415 “Fee-based medical and health information,” Ohio State U., 333

“The final frontier,” Eldredge, 322-25 Fogarty, James S., “Linking a high school with academic and public libraries,” 692-93

Foley, Patricia H., deceased, 282 Fowler, Jim, “Give-away software: a primer,” 334-38

Franklin Inst., news note, 641 Fraser, Carol E., retired, 506 Frederick, Janet, “University libraries in

Brazil to share cataloging,” 204

Free U. of Berlin, “Internships for West German librarians,” 453

French, Beverlee, “Library performance measures,” 72-74

Fritz, W. Richard, retired, 506 "Fulbright Award,” United Kingdom,

“Fulbright scholar awards,” 1988-89, 131-32

Fuller, F. Jay, “A student assistant program for the Nineties,” 688-92

Fuller, Stephan, deceased, 580 Fulton, Tara Lynn, “Staffing the reference desk during conferences,” 119-22, comment, 325

G

Galloway, Margaret E., “Introducing junior staff to the administrative process,” 687-88

Gaunt, Marianne I., prof., 497 George, Mary, news note, 353 Giesecke, Joan R., prof., 415 “Give-away software: a primer,” Fowler, 334-38

Gladish, Mary Louise, retired, 216 Gomez, Stella, “Oberly Award,” 387 Grabow, Wesley, retired, 506 Graham, Peter S., prof. & port.. 574 Grants, 33-34, 84-85, 140-42, 210-11, 276-77, 347-50, 413, 493-95, 571-73, 639-41, 720-25

Grants (by grantee): Acadia U., 571; ACRL, N.Y. Chapter, Women’s Resources Group, 207; ARL, 571; Boston Lib. Consortium, 140; Brown U., 276-77, 493, 720; Canisius Coll., 494; Carnegie-Mellon U., 493; Case Western Reserve U., 33; CRL, 493; Columbia U., 413,493,572; Conservation Ctr for Art & Historic Artifacts, 140; Cornell U., 572 (3); Dalhousie U., 413, 571; Davidson Community Coll., 33-34; Denver PL, 720-23; Detroit PL, 723; Emory & Henry Coll., 84; Fort Lewis Coll., 639; Geo. Washington U., 723; Gettysburg Coll., 494; Harvard U., 413, 639; Hist. Soc. of Pa., 210; Hofstra U., 571-72; HRAF, 494; Ind. U., 723; IUPUI, 572; Kent State U., 494, 723; Lib. Co. of Phila., 210; LC, 84, 347-49; Lib. of Mich., 723; Livingston U., 210; Macalester Coll., 210; McGill U., 349; Mass. Hist. Soc., 84, 140; Memphis State U., 34; Mich. State U., 723; Mills Coll., 639-41; Moravian Coll. & Theological Seminary, 140, 349; Mount Holyoke Coll., 572; Natl Info. & Standards Org., 349; NYPL, 210,572 (2); NYSL, 84,572,723; NYU, 84-85, 349, 572; Northern 111. U., 349; Northwestern U., 140; Ohio Hist. Soc., 140; Pa. State U., 641; Puget Sound Maritime Hist. Soc., 572; Radcliffe

Coll. 572, 641; RLG, 277; Rochester Inst, of Tech., 210; Roger Williams Coll., 413; Rosenbach Mus. & Lib., 210; St. Louis Mercantile Lib. Assn, 572; Stanford U., 494; State U. Coll, at Buffalo, 494; SUNY (Albany, 572; Binghamton, 572; Buffalo, 494, 572, 723); Syracuse U., 572 (2); Tex. Tech U., 723; Troy State U., 210; U. of Ala., 210; UC, 349 (LA, 494, 723; Riverside, 34, 641; Santa Barbara, 140); U. of Ga., 572; U. of Houston, 140; UI, Chicago, 723; U. of Kan., 34; U. of Mich., 723; U. of Minn., 572; U. of Mo., 85; U. of Neb.-Lincoln, 494; U. of Nev., 277; U. of Okla., 85; U. of Pittsburgh, 210; U. of Rochester, 572 (3); U. of S.C., 211,349 (correction, 495), 494-95; UT, Arlington, 724; U. of Tulsa, 724-25; U. of Utah, 725; U. of Victoria, 211; U. of Va., 85; U. of Waterloo, 495; U. of Wis., 140-42 (EC, 572); Utah Mus. of Natural Hist., 572; Vt. State Archives, 495; Wash. State U., 142; Wash. U., 349-50, 572-73; Wayne State U., 723; Xavier U. of La., 573; York U., 573

Grants (by grantor): Ahmanson F., 34; Ala. Commission on Higher Educ., 210; ALA, 723; AMLG, 723; Burlington Northern F., 572-73; Ca- fritz (Morris & Gwendolyn) F., 84; Canadian Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council, 211, 495, 571, 573; Casperson, Finn M.W., 493; Cleveland F., 33; Comm, for the Humanities, 494-95; Commonwealth of Mass., 140; CLR, 571,572,723-24; Dalhousie U., 413; Dreyfus (Camille & Henry) F., 140; Encyclopaedia Britannica, 413; Field, Edmund, 494; Ford F., 140; Gambarana (Eddie & Peggie J.) Endowment, 277; Getty (J. Paul) Trust, 723; Hewlett (Wm. & Flora) F., 84; HEA, 140-42, 413, 639, 641, 720-24 (5); Ind. U. Ctr. on Philanthropy, 572; Japan F., 349, 494, 572; Kaltenbom (R.J.) Endowment, 277; Kellogg (W.K.) F., 723; Kerr F„ 85; KresgeF., 641; LSCA, 349,493 (2), 494,639, 723; Lilly Endowment, 572; Littauer (Lucius N.) F., 210, 349; Luce (Henry) F., 277; Mellon (Andrew W.) F., 34, 140, 349 (2), 494, 573; Mellon (Richard K.) F., 641; Meyer (Fred) Charitable Trust, 142; Morris (Philip) Co., 210; Myrin (Mabel Pew) Trust, 84, 210; NEH. 34, 84-85 (2), 140, 210, 277, 493- 95, 572 (2); Natl Geographic Soc., 347-49; NHPRC, 34, 572 (3); NLM, 349; NSF, 494; Network of Ala. Acad. Libs., 210 (2); Neureuther, Carl, 349-50; N.Y. State Conservation/Pre- servation Coordinated Preservation Projects Prog., 572 (16); N.Y. State Discretionary Grant Prog., 210, 571; N.Y. State Educ. Dept., 84-85; N.C., 33-34; Ohio, 494; Olin (F.W.) F., 639-41; Penn (Wm.) F., 140; Pa. Hist. & Mus. Commission, 494; Pa. State Lib., 140; Pew Memorial Trust, 493; Pforzheimer (Carl & Lily) F., 572; Revson (CharlesH.) F., 207; R.I. Dent, of Lib. Services, 413; Rockefeller (Laurance & David), 276-77; Social Sciences & Humanities Research Council (Canada), 211, 495, 571, 573; S.C. Lib. Assn, 494-95; S.C. State Lib., 494- 95; Tenn. State Lib., 34; Times Mirror F., 494; USDE, 725; USIA, 85; UMI, 724-25; U. of S.C. Athletic Dept., 211; U. of Tex. Regents, 724; Waterloo Regional Heritage F., 495; Wellcome Trust, 349; Wilson (H.W.),

Graves, Gail T., “Planning for CD-ROM in the reference department,” 393-400

“The Great Wall at San Francisco,” 263 Greenberg, Evelyn, “Book Express: meaningful access,” 539-40

“Guidelines for audiovisual services in academic libraries,” ACRL, Audiovisual Comm., 533-36

“Guidelines on the selection of general collection materials for transfer to special collections,” ACRL, RBMS, 471-74

H

Haas, Warren James, news note, 415 “Handling books safely: a videotape,” Columbia U., 343

Hannaford, William E., Jr., prof. & port., 497

Harada, Masaru, news note, 499 Harbaugh, Margaret, news note, 212 Harper, Laura G., “Planning for CD-ROM in the reference department," 393-400

Harvard Ukrainian Research Inst., Cenko Prize, 1987, 85

Harvey, Grace, retired, 579

Haslett, Frances E., deceased, 148 Haynes, Robert Hammond, deceased, 90 Heath, Fred M., prof. & port., 350 Heath, Joan L., prof., 575

Henderson, Carol C., “Washington hotline,” 30,82, 202, 348,409, 468-70, 628, 709

Henderson, Edith G., retired, 506 Hendricks, Donald D., news note, 643 Henrich, Frederick, deceased, 41 Henriksen, Finn, retired, 418 Herbst, John, retired, 579

Hickey, Doralyn Joanne, deceased, 646 “Historically black institutions," Mellon (Andrew) F., 579, 717-19

Hogan, Sharon, news note, 353 Holley, Edward G., news note, 499 Holy Family Coll., “Libraries and computer centers," 444

Hoover, Dolly B. Davis, retired, 356 “Hospitality database launched,”

CHRIS, 724

“How to participate in ACRL,” 74-76 Huff, Elizabeth, deceased, 646 “Hugh Atkinson memorial resolution” & port., 131

“Humanities programming workshop,” ACRL, 677

“Identifying needs and solutions,” Segal, 717-19

“Ignorance was our excuse,” Moorhead (47:585-87), comment, 270

“Tne importance of poetry in American libraries,” Cain, 670-72

Ind. U., “Library services through electronic mail,” 537-38; “Scores of records of scores and books,” 493

Innovations (“Book express: meaningful access,” Greenberg, 539-40; “Creativity and the research process in academic libraries,” Engle, 629-31; “Creativity in an urban university library," Rader, 455; “Creativity, innovation and risk-taking,” Euster, 405-6; “Document Delivery Service update,” Baldwin, 459-61; “Introducing junior staff to the administrative process,” Galloway, 687-88; “Library services through electronic mail," Bonham, 537-38; “Linking a high school with academic and public libraries,” Loder, 692-93; “The Management Intern Program at Columbia University Libraries,” Sherby, 406-8; “Managing innovation and innovators,” Amram, 631-32; “A student assistant program for the Nineties,” Fuller, 688-92; “The Yiddish Library Development Program,” Zipkowitz, 456-58, cover photo caption, 623)

IPCD, “Off-campus library services,” 702

ISI, Doctoral Dissertation Fellowship, 1987, 204; 1988, 474

ISI, Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, 1987, 203; 1988, 464

“Internal training programs?” 290

IAALD, “Directory of agricultural resource centers,” 219

“International Conference on Computer- Assisted Learning in Post-Secondary Education,” 551

“Internships for West German librarians,” Free U. of Berlin, 453

“Introducing junior staff to the administrative process,” Galloway, 687-88

Islamic Lib. Assn., “Muslim librarians,” 85

J

Jackson, Bernice, retired, 579

Jacobstein, Myron J., retired, 90

Jacoby, Jack, retired, 506

James, Concha Romero, deceased, 357

James, Janet, deceased, 507

James, Olive C.R., prof. & port., 575

Jeng, Ling Hwey, “Doctoral Dissertation

Fellowship awarded” & port., 204

John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, 1987, 322-25

Johnson, Edward R., prof. & port., 575 Johnson, Margaret Ann, “Samuel Lazerow Fellowship awarded” & port., 203

Johnson, Richard D., news note, 726 Jones, Barbara M., prof. & port., 37 Jones, J. Elias, retired, 506 Jones, Robert A., prof. & port., 144 Jones, William, news note, 499 Jones-Trent, Bernice Ray, prof., 575 “Just the facts, ma'am,” Columbia U.,

K

Kaser, David, “19th-century academic library buildings," 476-78

Katharine Kyes Leab and Daniel J. Leab American Book Prices Current Award, ACRL, RBMS, 1987, 203; 1988, 463

Keane, Nancy J., “Need a change? Try an exchange,” 634-37

Kellogg, Rebecca, “Faculty members and academic librarians: distinctive differences,” 602-6

King, Beth F., “Planning for CD-ROM in the reference department,” 393-400 “The King Report: new directions in library and information science education,” Auld, 174-79

Kiresen, Evelyn, retired, 579

Klimley, Susan, news note, 37

‘“Knowledge bound’ at San Francisco State University,” 408

Kohak, Zdislava, deceased, 418 Korfhage, Robert R., prof., 497-98 Krause, Mary Anna, retired, 728 Kreh, David, news note, 353 Krogh, Elva Leonore, deceased, 418 Kuhlman, Augustus Frederick, deceased, 148

L

Lawry, Martha P., deceased, 90-91 Lazerow (Samuel) Fellowship,

ACRL/ISI, 1987, 203; 1988, 464

Leab (Katharine Kyes and Daniel J.) American Book Prices Current Award, ACRL, RBMS, 1987, 203; 1988, 463

Leach, Sandra, letter to the ed., 540 “Leadership development,” Albritton, 618-23

Lee, Yun Yu, retired, 506

“Legal resources in an academic business library,” Belastock, 684-87

Lemaitre, Wynifred, deceased, 507 Lemke, Antje B., news note, 353 Leonhardt, Thomas W., prof. & port., 212

Lessin, Barton M., “The Off-campus Library Services Conference,” 26-28

“Let’s do lunch,” ALA, LIRT, 184 Letters, 270, 325, 540, 623 Lewis, Muriel, retired, 146-48 “Libraries and computer centers,”

ACRL, Task Force on Libraries and Computer Centers, 442-47

LAMA, “Call for papers: ‘The language of leadership,”’ 557

LAMA, PAS, “Personnel consultants,” 544

LAMA, PRS, John Cotton Dana Library- Public Relations Award, 1987, 322-25

“LAMA preconferences in San Francisco,” 200

Library instruction clearinghouses 1986: a directory,ACRL, 77

“Library instruction: recreating the image,” Love, 481-83

“Library performance measures,” French, 72-74

“Library services through electronic mail,” Bonham, 537-38

“Library services to the academically disadvantaged in the public community college,” ACRL, CJCLS, Comm, on Services to the Disadvantaged, draft, 189-91

“Library support for academic administration,” 578

“Lilly Endowment offers funding,” 33 Lindberg, Lois, retired, 646 “Linking a high school with academic and public libraries,” Loder, 692-93

Loder, Michael W., “Linking a high school with academic and public libraries,” 692-93

LOEX, “BI book table,” 336

LOEX, “Reach out and teach someone,” 677

“LOEX conference moves to Ohio” & port., 1987, 483-84

“LOEX survey,” 186

Long, Charles R., deceased, 148 Long, Dorothy, deceased, 646 Lord, Ellen, deceased, 282 Love, Barbara, “Library instruction: recreating the image,” 481-83

Lowe, Mildred, retired, 506

Lyerla, Gloria, deceased, 91

Lynch, Beverly P., news note, 416 Lynch, Mary Jo, “Academic librarian salaries,” 674-77

Lynden, Frederick C., “The Martinus Ni- jhoff Study Grant,” 127-28

Lyons, Evelyn, “Onsite observations of automated library systems,” 609-12

Lytle, Richard H., prof. & port., 497

M

“Macintosh-assisted library orientation tour,” Chaffin, 332-34

McKay, Kate, deceased, 91

McKernan, Mae, retired, 280 Madaus, J. Richard, “Academic library funding and professional ethics,” 606-9

Magill, Jeanne C., deceased, 507 Magnuson, Nancy, prof. & port., 643 Maner, William J., news note, 353 “MALC 1987,” DeLoach, 546-47 Maloy, Robert, prof. & port., 37, correction, 212

“Management Intern Program,” CLR, 1988/89, 467

“The Management Intern Program at the Columbia University Libraries,” Sherby, 406-8

“Managing innovation and innovators,” Amram, 631-32

Managing student workers in college libraries,ACRL, CLS, 78

“Manuscripts needed for Ptiblications in librarianship," 145

Martinus Nijhoff International West European Specialist Study Grant, ACRL, WESS, 1986, 127-28; 1987, 561; 1988, 453, 561

“Mass deacidification: the Wei T’o understanding,” Smith, 2-10

Mellon (Andrew) F., “Historically black institutions,” 579, 717-19

Mellon, Constance A., “Why we arrange books as we do,” poem, 330

“Micro directory,” 80

Mihram, Danielle, “Pacific telecommunications users: a spectrum of requirements,” 614-16

Mika, Joseph J., prof., 37

Mike, Mary S., retired, 506

Miriam Dudley Bibliographic Instruction Librarian of the Year Award, ACRL, 1987, 201; 1988, 464-66

“The mission of a university undergraduate library: model statement,” ACRL, Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group, draft, 192-94; approved, 542-44

“The mission of an undergraduate library (model statement),” ACRL, Undergraduate Librarians Discussion Group (40:n317-19), replacement, 192-94, 542-44

“Model statement of criteria and procedures for appointment, promotion in academic rank, and tenure for college and university librarians,” ACRL, ASC (34:nl92-95, n243-47; 36:n78), revision, 1987, 247-54

“Model statement of objectives for academic bibliographic instruction,” ACRL, BIS (36:nl37-39, nl69-71; 37:n301; 38:n92), draft revision, 256-61

“Model statement on academic status,” ACRL, ASC, 263

Moldenhauer, Hans, deceased, 730 Molholt, Pat, news note, 726 Monger, George Anne, retired, 579 Montag, John, prof. & port., 415 Moorhead, Wendy, “Ignorance was our excuse” (47:585-87), comment, 270

Morein, P. Grady, news note, 416; prof. & port., 498

Morrison, Mary, deceased, 148 Morton, Herbert C., “Setting the record straight on the survey of scholars,” 273-75, response, 275

Moss, Julia, retired, 148

Mowery, Judith K., deceased, 418 Mulcahy, Kevin, “To better the best and brightest undergraduates,” 700-703

Mullins, Lynn S., prof., 498 Munoz-Sola, Hayaee, prof., 144 “Muslim librarians,” ILA, 85

N

Naslund, Cheryl T., “Proactive interviewing,” 13-17

“Need a change? Try an exchange,” Keane, 634-37

“New CLS discussion group,” ACRL, 714 N.J., “Facsimile network speeds medical document delivery,” 283

New technology, 41-43, 282, 420, 582-84 New technology: Apogee Robotics, 582;

Applied Computing Devices, 420; Aries Systems, 582; Bell & Howell, 582; BrandeisU., 420; Carlyle Systems, 282; CLSI, 582; Demco, 582; Dukane Corp., 282; Gen. Research Corp., 282,

582- 83; Health Sciences Computer Services, 583; Ind. State U„ 420; Ind. U., 420; Interactive Production Associates, 583; K-F Industries, 41; LC, 583; Lun- dia, 41; Memphis State U., 41-42; Micro Design, 282; Midwest Lib. Service, 583; Modulex, 42; Online Consultants of Ind., 282; Paradigm Press, 583; RLIN, 420; Science citation index, 42; SilverPlatter, 42; Singer Safety, 42; SAGNA, 420; U. of Guelph, 282; U. of Minn., 583; U. of Southern Calif., 42-43; U. of Wis.–Milwaukee, 42; Visual Horizons, 583; Wei T’o Associates, 43; WLN, 420 (2); Wilson (H.W.), 41. 420; Winsted Corp., 420; Ziolko, Jay, 583- 84

“New York chapter to compile resource directory,” ACRL, 207

NYU, news note, 413

“Newberry Library and Center for Research Libraries announce cooperative plan,” 637

News from the field, 32-34, 83-85, 139-42, 206-11, 276-78, 346-50, 411-14, 490-96, 571-74, 638-41. 719-25

News notes, 85, 142, 277-78, 350, 413-14, 495-96, 573-74, 641, 725

Ng, Tung King, retired, 90

“19th-century academic library buildings,” Kaser, 476-78

“No room at the inn: media collections and university libraries,” DuBois, 530-32

N. Tex. State U., “Introducing junior staff to the administrative process,” 687-88; John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, 322-25

NEDCC, “Subsidized preservation surveys,” 561

Northern 111. U., “ACRL courses,” 478; John Cotton Dana Library Public Relations Award, 322-25; news note, 725

“NOTIS users’ meeting,” 10

“The nuclear war fiction collection at Washington State University,” Brians, 115-18

Nutter, Susan K., prof. & port., 415

O

Oaksford, Margaret, retired, 90 “Oberlin conference for college librarians,” 29

Oberiy (Eunice Rockwell) Award, ACRL, STS, 1987, 387

Ochs, Michael, news note, 87

“The Off-campus Library Services Conference,” 1986, Lessin, 26-28; 1988, 702

Ohio State U., “Fee-based medical and health information,” 333; “1987 LOEX conference moves to Ohio,” 483-84

“Ohio University to co-sponsor automation conference in China,” 417

“OWL alert,” 178

Olson (Chris) & Associates, news note, 576

Olson, Emily, deceased, 41

“Online searches,” Leach, 540

“Onsite observations of automated library systems,” Lyons, 609-12

“OPAC indexing,” 254

Orcutt, Roberta, retired, 506

Osborn, Andrew, news note, 499-500 Owens, Warren S., retired, 216

P

“Pacific telecommunications users: a spectrum of requirements,” Mihram, 614-16

Palm, Charles, prof. & port., 725 Palmer, Paul, retired, 356 Papers solicited, 455, 557, 586 “Papers wanted on college learning assistance centers,” 586

Pask, Judith M., news note, 576 “PCs for conference-goers,” ALA, 715 Pa. State U., Schuylkill, “Linking a high school with academic and public libraries,” 692-93

People, 36-41, 86-91, 144-48, 211-17, 278-82, 350-58, 414-18, 496-508, 574-80, 643-47, 725-30

People in the news, 37-38, 87, 212, 279, 353, 415-16, 499-500, 576, 643, 726 “Periodicals in college libraries (CLIP note #8) just published,” ACRL, CLS, 424

Perry, Hallie, retired, 40

Person, Ruth J., prof. & port., 86 “Personnel consultants,” LAMA, PAS, 544

Piedracueva, Haydee, retired, 579 Pinkham, Eleanor, news note, 37-38 Pitkin, Gary M., prof. & port., 498 Pittman, Donna, “The question board,” 327-30

“Planning for CD-ROM in the reference department,” Graves, 393-400

Poems, 330, 672

“Popular culture papers sought,” 455 Porcella, Rinaldo, retired, 646 Poska, Val, retired, 646 “Poster session presenters needed for BIS program,” ACRL, BIS, 538

Potter, Janet, news note, 353 Powell, Antoinette Paris, “Creating a traditional reference tool in the Age of Electronics,” 679-83

Pratt, Gladys F., deceased, 580 “Preservation agenda,” CLR, Commission on Preservation & Access, 347

“Preservation meeting,” RTSD, 354 Price, Anne Jamieson, “Setting the record straight on the survey of scholars,” 273-75, response, 275

Printing and publishing evidence,ACRL, RBMS, Standards Comm., 75

“Proactive interviewing,” Biggs, 13-17 “Professional development survey,”

ACRL, 199-200

Profiles, 36-37, 86-87, 144, 211-12, 278-79, 350-53, 414-15, 496-99, 574-76, 643, 725-26

“Promotional materials for National Library Week,” ALA, PIO, 10

Pruett, James W., prof., 350-53 PLA, “Humanities programming workshop,” 677

Publications, 43-47, 91-94, 151-52, 217-20, 283-88, 358-60, 423-24, 508-11, 584-88 (correction, 691), 647-51, 730-33

Publications in librarianship,“Manuscripts needed,” 145; “Recruitment open for editor,” 20, 130, 220

Q

“The question board,” Pittman, 327-30 Quiring, Virginia M., news note, 500

R

Rader, Hannelore B., “ACRL President’s letter” & port., 19-20; “ACRL President’s report, 1986-87” & port., 386-88; “Creativity in an urban university library,” 455; prof. & port., 86-87

“Rare book school 1987,” Columbia U., 133

Rausen, Ruth, retired, 356

Ray, David T., deceased, 507 Ray, Jean M., retired, 148 Raymond, Boris, news note, 416 “RBMS preconference at Stanford,” ACRL, 132

“RBMS preconference in New Orleans,” ACRL, 627

“Reach out and teach someone,” LOEX, 677

“Recruitment open for editor of ACRL Publications in librarianship,” 20, 130, 220

“Recruitment open for editor of Rare Books & Manuscripts Librarianship,” ACRL, 699

“Reference desk staffing,” Berger, 325 Reger, Norma J., retired, 646 Reichmann, Felix, deceased, 507-8 “Relator terms for rare book, manuscript, and special collections cataloging: third edition,” ACRL, RBMS, Standards Comm., 553-57, correction, 645

Remley, Albert L., deceased, 217 “Remotely of interest?” ACRL, BIS, 712 Renner, Charlene E., prof., 278 Research forum (“Conducting a mail survey,” Wurzburger, 697-700; “The three R’s: reading, writing, and research,” Rothstein, 196; “To better the best and brightest undergraduates,” Wilson, 700-703)

RLG, Secondaru guidelines in English language and literature, 208

“Research methodology,” 176 RTSD, “Preservation meeting,” 354 RTSD, SS, Acquisitions Comm., “Vendor performance,” 467

Retirements, 40-41, 90, 146-48, 216-17, 280, 355-56, 418, 506-7, 579, 646, 728-30

“Revised section newsletter policy,” ACRL, 138-39

Richart, Robert, news note, 279

Roberts, Irene, deceased, 418

Rollock, Barbara, retired & port., 216-17 Rom, Patricia J., prof. & port., 575-76 Rorvig, Mark E., news note, 643 Rothstein, Samuel, “The three R’s: reading, writing, and research,” 196

Rutgers U., “Book Express: meaningful access,” 539-40; “To better the best and brightest undergraduates,” 700-703

S

Sachtleben, Carl H., retired, 90 Sager, Harvey, “Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface” (47:721-23), “Cover error,” 80

Samuel Lazerow Fellowship, ACRL/IS1, 1987, 203; 1988, 464

San Francisco State U., ‘“Knowledge bound,”’ 408

Sasaki, Toshio, deceased, 91

Sawyer, Edith, retired, 506-7

“Scandinaviana,” SASS, 612

Schulze, Linda G., “William Wordsworth and the Age of English Romanticism,” 69-71

SEAL, “CD-ROM in San Diego," 505 “Scores of records of scores and books,”

Eastman School of Music, 493

Scott, Nancy, deceased, 357

Scott, Yvonne B., retired, 280

Secondary guidelines in English language and literature,RLG, 208

Segal, Jo An S., “The ACLS survey and academic library service,” 63-69, rejoinder, 273-75, response, 275; ACRL executive summary, 637-38, 703; “ACRL’s 1987/88 budget,” 704-8; “Executive Director’s annual report, FY 1987,” 567-71; “Identifying needs and solutions,” 717-19; “SLA in Anaheim, 1987,” 550-51

Sessa, Frank B., deceased, 580

“Setting the record straight on the survey of scholars," Morton, 273-75, response, 275

Sherby, LouiseS., “The Management Intern Program at the Columbia University Libraries,” 406-8

Singleton, Judith, deceased, 148 Skinner. Robert Earle, prof. & port., 278-79

Smith, Dana E., news note, 576 Smith, Richard D., “Mass deacidification: the Wei T’o understanding,” 2-10

Snapko, Vera Carlson, retired, 217 SASS, “Scandinaviana,” 612 Spaulding, Muriel, deceased, 91 “SLA in Anaheim, 1987,” Segal, 550-51 “Springtime in Germany," Yealy, 341-43 “Staffing the reference desk during conference,” Fulton, 119-22, comment, 325

“Stalking the elusive grey literature,” Allison, 244-46

“Standard terms for special collections catalogers,” ACRL, RBMS, Standards Comm., 75

“Standards for ethical conduct for rare book, manuscript, and special collections libraries [i.e., librarians],” ACRL, RBMS, Comm, on Developing Guidelines for Professional Etnics, 134-35

Stanford U., news note, 142

Starring, Robert J., retired, 728-30 Stevens, Mary Strangways, deceased, 646-47

Stone, Marjorie, deceased, 91

Stout, Leon, news note, 576

Strowd, Elvin E., retired, 40

“A student assistant program for the Nineties,” Fuller, 688-92

“Subsidized preservation surveys by NEDCC,” 561

Summers, F. William, “ALA candidates on ACRL” & port., 185

T

Tamura, Hideo, news note, 576 “Tasting gala at Texas A&M,” 408

“Tenth anniversary tribute to the ACRL Bibliographic Instruction Section and the ALA Library Instruction Round • Table,’ 573

“The terminal professional degree: what does it mean for you?” ACRL, ASC, 246

Tex. A&M U., news note, 142; “Tasting gala,” 408

The, Tjeng Sioe, retired, 507 Thomen, Harold O., deceased, 357 Thompson, Elizabeth, retired, 730 "The three R’s: reading, writing, and research,” Rothstein, 196

Timlake, William P., news note, 212 “To better the best and brightest undergraduates.” Wilson, 700-703

Tracy, Joan I., “The down under experience,” 466-67

“Training online catalog assistants: creating a friendly interface,” Sager (47:721-23), “Cover error,” 80

Tufts U., news note, 85

U

“United Kingdom Fulbright Award,” 340 “U.S./France librarian exchange,” 214 “University librarians discuss reorganization,” Walker, 191-92

“University libraries in Brazil to share cataloging,” Frederick, 204

UC, Berkeley, “Scores of records of scores and books,” 493

“UC-Berkeley library tours,” 355 U. of Cincinnati, “Libraries and computer centers,” 444-45

U. of Fla., news note, 496

UI, U-C, “The question board,” 327-30 UMDNJ, “Facsimile network speeds medical document delivery in New Jersey,” 283

U. of Minn., “Libraries and computer centers,” 445

U. of Miss., “Planning for CD-ROM in the reference department,” 393-400

U. of Mo.-Columbia, “Leadership development,” 618-23

U. of N. M., “Libraries and computer centers,” 445-46

UNC, Charlotte, news note, 277-78 U. of Rochester, news note, 573-74 UT, Austin, “Document delivery, cost containment and serial ownership,” 624-27

“University of Washington launches traveling exhibit,” 484

V

Vanderbilt U., “Libraries and computer centers,” 446

Vdovin, George, retired, 356 “Vendor performance,” RTSD, SS, Acquisitions Comm., 467 Va. Polytechnic Inst., “Libraries and computer centers,” 446 Virta, Alan K., news note, 212 Voelker, Marge, retired, 507 Voos, Henry, deceased, 357

W

Walker, Paula, “University librarians discuss reorganization,” 191-92

Wash. Coll., “Macintosh-assisted library orientation tour,” 332-34

“Washington hotline,” Henderson, 30. 82, 202, 348, 409, 468-70, 628, 709 Wash. State U., “China visit,” 36; “The nuclear war fiction collection at Washington State University,” 115-18

Watson, Peter G., prof. & port., 725 Weber, David C., “Brittle books in our nation’s libraries,” 238-44 Weber State Coll., “Libraries and computer centers,” 446-47 Webster, Duane, “Named Academic Librarian of the Year” & port., 201; port., 450

Wei T’o Associates, “Mass deacidification: the Wei T’o understanding,” 2-10

Weimer, Jane, retired, 579 Weingand, Darlene E., news note, 576 Wernstedt, Irene J., retired, 40

“WESS discussion,” ACRL, 17 “WESS Florence conference,” ACRL, 633

“What are vou looking for?” C&RL news, 122

Wheeler, Donna, news note, 576 Where to find resources on Women in the Greater New York area, 207

White, Herbert S., news note, 576 Whittington, ErmaP., retired, 40 “Why measure performance?” ACRL, ULS, 714

“Why we arrange books as we do,” Mellon, poem, 330

Wiberley, Stephen E., Jr., news note, 499 Wiemers, Eugene L., prof., 498-99 “William Wordsworth and the Age of English Romanticism,” Schulze, 69-71

Williams, Ronald David, deceased, 357-58

Wilson, Myoung Chung, “To better the best and brightest undergraduates,” 700-703

Wilt, Matthew R., retired, 40 “With a little help from our friends,”

Chalfoun, 181-83

Woodman, Maria, retired, 40-41

“Work in progress,” 34

Workshop on Instruction in Library Use, 16th, 1987, Hamilton, Ontario, “Library instruction: recreating the image,” 481-83

Wurzburger, Marilyn, “Conducting a mail survey,” 697-700

Wynne, Marjorie J., retired, 579

X,Y,Z

Yealy, Gretchen, “Springtime in Germany,” 341-43

“The Yiddish Library Development Program,” Zipkowitz, 456-58, cover photo caption, 623

Zager, Daniel, prof., 499

Zinkham, Helena, letter to the ed., 540 Zipkowitz, Fay, “The Yiddish Library

Development Program,” 456-58, cover photo caption, 623

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