Library Cooperation is inevitable. The transition from the 19th century to the 21st century librarianship must lead to a breakdown of the autonomous library as we know it. (Author)

This article reports on a study made of services offered in a sampling of secondary school media centers in 1969. (MF)

Some librarians doubt if the undergraduate student can best be served by university library facilities. Thus many have adopted the concept of separately housed undergraduate libraries tailored to the needs of undergraduates. This paper examines this question and offers an alternative solution. (Author/NH)

Hierarchies-by-type threaten to institutionalize the isolation of different libraries from each other. (Author)

A successful reading program may become a dream come true if a centralized school library with a qualified librarian is supplemental with first-class classroom libraries. (MF)

A study of the role of library technicians leads to several recommendations for improved library services. (AB)

Briefly described is a successful library orientation program using audio-tutorial learning techniques, i.e., one person teaching one person by means of a programed tape." (Author/LS)

Recent laws and regulations which affect the operation of federal libraries and which have not been previously reported are summarized. (Author/NH)

Functions and form are the basis ofpast and present legislation relating to state libraries. Legislation adds to, or revises, but seldon drops any state library agency functions. The legislative shifting of functions from one government unit to another, and back again, indicates uncertainty as to which is most effective. (Author/NH)

A brief history is given of this special library along with its development and projected plans. (NH)

Reports the work of a two-year demonstration project. (JW)

The primary hypothesis for this study was that an upper-level college student could perform competent reference work in an undergraduate library staffed by one full-time reference librarian after a relatively brief orientation. (Author/NH)

Describes the media center program for disadvantaged children in an Oakland, California elementary school. (JB)

Paper presented at the Workshop on Areas of Library Services of Concern to Hospital and Institutional Libraries (Kansas City, June 23, 1968).