Abstracts of 14 papers presented at the conference are provided here. Titles are: "Electronic Information Terraforming: Designing and Implementing a Front-end System Using World-Wide Web Technology" (Abbie Basile; And Others); "Characteristics of Generation X and Implications for Reference and Instructional Services" (Catherine A. Lee); "Shipwrecked on the Information Ocean" (Thomas W. Leonhardt); "The Contemporary Accreditation Process: Helping or Hindering Academic Libraries and Disciplines in the New Information Environment" (Edward Garten); "Sailing Without the Crew?" (Edward T. Gillen); "Introducing Information Technology to Faculty--The Kenyon College Experience" (Jennifer L. Ross); "Libraries and Marketing DO Mix" (Louisa Straziuso); "How Knowledge Works: Interfacing Information and the Infamous Scholar's Workstation" (Thom Gillespie); "Creating Effective Internet Training in a University Library" (George Lupone); "Intercultural and International Communication in the 1990s" (R. Errol Lam; And Others); "Outsourcing Cataloging at Wright State University" (Karen Wilhoit); "Reference Service Without a Reference Desk" (Jayne Zetts; And Others); "What Goes Around Comes Around--Again" (Phyllis O'Connor; And Others); "The NII: America's Gold Rush of the 21st Century?" (Connie Salyers Stoner). (MAS)