Describes an interdisciplinary course prepared at Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana. (RS)

The rationale for developing a phone book collection is discussed and the procedures for building the collection are outlined. (SM)

This article describes the out-of-print book procurement system presently is use at Stanford University libraries. Instead of granting exclusive rights to a bookdealer, Stanford relies upon an in-house specialist, a former bookdealer, who prepares desiderata letters and evaluates offers received. (8 references) (Author)

An acquisition philosophy for university map libraries should be formulated to produce a well-balanced reference and research collection which will serve the needs of its academic community. A cataloging and classification scheme which is easily understood, rapid and inexpensive is also essential. (4 references) (Author/NH)

The least a library can do for a teenager is to provide some of what he wants as well as what the library has decided he needs. He deserves the right to choose information for himself. (Author/NH)

Through careful selection of secondary source materials students are led to see how an historian uses facts to develop an interpretation. (JB)

The Student Search Service of the College Entrance Examination Board gives colleges an opportunity to pursue potential applicants, thus alleviating enrollment problems. (PG)

In the 60s many universities experienced difficulties in recruiting adequate numbers of suitable qualified staff. (Author)

Authors cite studies showing that women make better principals even though unwritten rules discriminate against them. (SP)

A potpourri of comments on educational developments, humor, America's leading intellectuals, and books for vacation reading. (RK)