Classification of teachers in Quebec has resulted in a series of confusing problems. (PG)

A system of ordering library materials efficiently, quickly and at low cost is presented. The procedure bypasses purchasing departments and helps reduce acquisitions time by authorizing direct ordering by the library. Forms and procedures used are discussed. (1 reference) (DH)

In spite of careful selection of a furnishings contractor, a library may find itself with an empty building as dedication day approaches. What can be done to prevent this from happening and what can be done if precautions fail are discussed. (DH)

The Intellectual Freedom Committee of the Philadelphia SRRT has surveyed the handling of controversial materials in twelve libraries. Public, university, and college libraries, are discussed in terms of which controversial titles they have and what is allowed to circulate. (Author/DH)

Suggests that the difficulty in determining if public higher education promotes more or less inequality may be overcome by applying Becker's analytical framework for explaining income distribution to the structuring and interpreting of expenditure tax incidence studies. A case study is presented, which indicates the system does not have an…

This study estimated the effect of education on the consumption patterns of urban families. (Author)

Proposals which were acted upon by the American Society for Engineering Education in 1970-71 were reorganization, membership, and counseling and guidance. Award recipients, membership data, and location of annual conferences for previous years are listed. Income and expenditures for 1970-71, headquarters organization, and recently completed…

Evening college adult education programs have valuable functions. They need to receive their fair share of emphasis and support. (AS)

The specific emphasis of this paper on the urban library system includes: programs and services for a changing society and new clientele, community relationships, and the financing of programs. (12 references) (Author/NH)

Library fund raising must be a cooperative effort involving library staff, development office personnel, faculty, president, trustees, and off-campus volunteers, and friends of the university. There are various sources of funds and kinds of approaches to donors which may be tried. Success is not assured, but the potential is great. (6 references)…

Academic libraries, enjoying their status as "the heart of the college," have been receiving fatter and fatter portions of institutional budgets. With the "new depression," they will now be hard hit. (Author)