Publications which publish reviews of new technical books are compared and evaluated. The ideal reviewing journal provides critical reviews of all books--good, bad and indifferent--written by subject specialists, and publishes these reviews at the same time as the books are published. A proposal for producing such a journal is presented for…

An exploration of some of the issues of materials, programmed materials and devices which purport to teach reading. It also includes some suggestions of criteria for their purchase and use. (NH)

The Newbury Library's system for keeping all of its manuscript collections up to date in handling and in current use. (Author/NH)

A plan of technical services organization based on function rather than form of material is proposed and briefly described. Professionalism in technical services is also considered. (Author)

Administrator guidelines for bus transportation; includes a table of school bus accidents in each State. (LR)

The work of the professional librarian on the reservation with the Indian student is interesting and challenging. The library problem is different from that of other school libraries. However, in spite of the difficulties, there is much joy in working with these likeable Indian teen-agers. (Author/NH)

Guideposts for the librarian are established on how to guard against buying information which is duplicated too heavily to do the collection any good. (MF)

The results of two separate equations for predicting first-term college grades from high school percentile rank and college admissions test scores favor male applicants. (IR)

"The results indicate that anxiety interacts with irrelevant information to produce a difficult situation for the problem solver. (Author)

Presents the relative merits of experience and education in the selection of professional personnel to work with the deaf. (MB)