Innovative ideas for enhancing library programs do not have to be expensive, and they can be creative, as well as fun. (Author)

The present state of public, school and university libraries in the Democratic Republic of the Sudan is discussed. (2 references) (Author/SJ)

Speech delivered at the Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development meetings (Chicago, spring, 1969). Urges that students and teachers should be involved in selection of curriculum and library materials. (JS)

A junior high school librarian urges that the library should influence and support every phase of the curriculum and actively promote recreational activities. (Author/JS)

The results of a survey of seventy-six academic library members of the Association of Research Libraries revealed that the reference departments in many academic libraries are operating without a formal policy statement. A draft outline of a reference service policy manual produced at the University of Massachusetts library is included. (NH)

The materials and resources listed in this bibliography relate to elementary and secondary school movements, free schools and to students and education involved together in social change and education. (49 references) (Author/NH)

To meet the need for a clearer understanding of student activism, the materials recommended are primarily for the professional collection in the school library, though much of it may be of interest to senior high and some to junior high school students. (Author/NH)

For the decade of the 1970s, it seems that school library service to the disadvantaged will realize educational objectives in the same measure as education survives the current transformation or rebirth. (20 references) (Author/NH)

Interesting and gratifying results occur when elementary pupils help evaluate and select library books. (Author)

A view of the problems facing the American Association of School Libraries and the Association of College and Research Libraries is presented. (Author)

Computer-based serials listings are a popular method by which libraries make their serial holdings available. Various kinds of union lists are examined to determine the most effective and least costly ways a library can have a list and attendant benefits for its own purpose, and also join in cooperative efforts. (8 references) (Author/NH)

If the effectiveness of campus library systems want to be viewed favorably by researchers in the academic community, the librarians must place more stress on user-oriented services and researchers must forego aspirations of information-self-sufficiency. (NH)

In the spring of 1970, the librarians in the Richardson Independent School District in Texas embarked upon a cooperative effort to build libraries of taped book talks. How this was done and the use to which the tapes were put are briefly described. (NH)

Part of a series based on the program of the Social Responsibilities Round Table at the 1969 American Library Association Conference. "We should have a commitment to present to young people the thinking and the alternatives so that they may come to their own standards and judgments. (Editor/Author)