The results of a survey of sample business libraries show only a small precentage using proof slips for selection. Advantages and disadvantages in the use of proof slips, problems with traditional selection media, the use of non-library specialists, and foreign materials in U.S. business libraries are also analyzed. (6 references) (Author/NH)

Based on the author's book, Free Schools," this article is an analysis of free schools, its teachers and curriculum. (DR)

Listed are the top 25 books recommended by 650 faculty members for students of higher education. (HS)

The child's self-image is created in the early or formative years, and it is partly through books that this image is formed. The librarian, who is responsible for selecting nontextbook materials is in a position to contribute much to the successful development of the ego of her young readers. (13 references) (Author/NH)

A brief account of laws put on the books of the federal government by Congress concerning censorship and the creation of a National Commission on Obscenity and Pornography. (NH)

The purpose of this article is to report findings from the research literature about adult literacy and adult reading materials for adults with limited reading experience, to define the dimensions of the problem, and to identify new concepts and trends in library programs in this area of adult service. (61 references) (Author/NH)

The focus of this study is on the need for demographic data about the process of research, development, and dissemination training within the field of education. (RB)

One hundred outstanding titles for general library collections. (100 references) (Author)

Sixty percent of the population supposedly has the ability to read without severe mechanical problems but has little or no inclination to read except perhaps that which is required of him. A few practices that will lessen the student's disinclination to read are suggested. (Author/NH)

A detailed review and evaluation of the automotive magazines to which the young adult reader will want access. (NH)

The editors of School Library Journal present their choice of 22 excellent new children's books, and the San Francisco Bay Area committee presents 24 new titles for young adults. (MF)

In order to develop collections when given book budgets approaching the million dollar figure, libraries must consider the merits of approval plans. These merits and the importance of getting faculty support before engaging in approval plans are argued. (Author/NH)