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Volume 58, 1997

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September 1997, Volume 58, No. 5
November 1997, Volume 58, No. 6

A

• "The academic elite in library science: linkages among top-ranked graduate programs,"Bair, 233-35
• The academic librarians human resources handbook, Baldwin, rev. of, 97-98
• "Access vs. ownership: do we have to make a choice?"Kane, 59-67
• The adman in the parlor: magazines and the gendering of consumer culture, 1880s to 1910s, Garvey, rev. of, 486-87
• Agada, John, "Information counseling and the outsourcing challenge to corporate librarianship," 338-47
• A&M Coll., "Libraries 2000: transforming libraries using document delivery, needs assessment, and networked resources," 355-74
• Alexander, Jean, rev. (The future of the book), 279-80
• Altman, Ellen, Service quality in academic libraries, rev. of, 191-92
• American book design and William Morris, Thompson, 2nd ed., rev. of, 487-89
• American Historical Review, "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History," 323-36
• Amory, Hugh, ed., The printed catalogues of the Harvard College Library 1723-1790, rev. of, 387-88
• Antiquaries, book collectors, and circles of learning, Myers, ed., rev. of, 576-77
• "Applying active learning methods to the design of library instruction for a freshman seminar,"Dabbour, 299-308
• ACRL, President, "Lets straighten out the misconceptions about electronic information," guest editorial, 6-8

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B

• Bair, Jeffrey H., "The academic elite in library science: linkages among top-ranked graduate programs," 233-35
• Baird, Brian J., "Findings from the condition surveys conducted by the University of Kansas libraries," 115-26
• Baldwin, David A., The academic librarians human resources handbook, rev. of, 97-98
• Baldwin, Virginia A., "Initiating an effective personnel development program," 267-77
• Barrons, Janice C., "The academic elite in library science: linkages among top-ranked graduate programs," 233-35
• Bell, Gladys Smiley, rev. (Reclaiming the American library past), 388-89
• Berman, Joan,rev. (Valuing local knowledge), 102-3
• Bettig, Ronald V., Copyrighting culture: the political economy of intellectual property, rev. of, 578-80
• Birkerts, Sven, ed., Tolstoys dictaphone: technology and the muse, rev. of, 584-86
• Black, Lois Fischer, rev. (Women bookbinders 1880-1920), 577-78
• Blodgett, Jan, rev. (The corporate memory), 581-82
• Bloss, Alex, "The library department head in the context of matrix management and reengineering," 499-508
• Bond, W. H., ed., The printed catalogues of the Harvard College Library 1723-1790, rev. of, 387-88
• Brett, Jim, "Job satisfaction of Canadian university librarians: a national survey," 31-47
• Brewer, Julie, "Post-masters residency programs: enhancing the development of new professionals and minority recruitment in academic and research libraries," 528-37
• Brush, Stephen B., ed., Valuing local knowledge: indigenous people and intellectual property rights, rev. of, 102-3
• Budd, John M., "A critique of customer and commodity," 310-21
• Bunge, Charles A., "The shape of services to come: values-based reference service for the largely digital library," 252-65
• Burns, Allan F., rev. (The social role of higher education), 282-84
• Butler, Meredith A., ed., The economics of information in the networked environment, rev. of, 385-86

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C

• CSU, Long Beach, "MTV to the rescue: changing library attitudes through video," 211-16
• CSU, San Bernardino, "Applying active learning methods to the design of library instruction for a freshman seminar," 299-308
• "Can document delivery compensate for reduced serials holdings? A life sciences library perspective,"Hughes, 421-31
• Carlo, Paula Wheeler, "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History," 323-36
• "Carpal tunnel syndrome in ARL libraries,"Thornton, 9-18
• Caudle, Dana M., "A survey on the outsourcing of cataloging in academic libraries," 550-60
• Choice, "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History," 323-36
• The Cold War & the university: toward an intellectual history of the postwar years, Schriffrin, ed., rev. of, 482-84
• Coleman, Vicki, "Toward a TQM paradigm: using SERVQUAL to measure library service quality," 237-51
• C&RL news, "The systems librarian in U.S. academic libraries: a survey of announcements from College & research libraries news, 1990-1994," 517-26
• "A commitment to making the library a learning organization,"Riggs, editorial, 297-98
• Conaway, Charles William, rev. (Navigating among the disciplines: the library and interdisciplinary inquiry), 386-87
• Connaway, Lynn Silipigni, "Online catalogs from the users perspective: the use of focus group interviews," 403-20
• Copyrighting culture: the political economy of intellectual property, Bettig, rev. of, 578-80
• "The core list mirage: a comparison of the journals frequently consulted by faculty and students,"Joswick, 48-55
• The corporate memory: information management in the electronic age, Megill, rev. of, 581-82
• Crawford, Gregory A., "Information as a strategic contingency: applying the strategic contingencies theory of intraorganizational power to academic libraries," 145-55
• Creating French culture: treasures from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Tesnier, ed., rev. of, 189-91
• "A critique of customer and commodity,"Budd, 310-21
• Cyberfutures: culture and politics on the information superhighway, Sardar, rev. of, 582-84

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D

• Dabbour, Katherine Strober, "Applying active learning methods to the design of library instruction for a freshman seminar," 299-308
• "Distance education: rethinking practices, implementing new approaches,"Riggs, editorial, 208-9
• Doheny-Farina, Stephen, The wired neighborhood, rev. of, 580-81

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E

• Eastern Ill. U.,"Initiating an effective personnel development program," 267-77
• The economics of information in the networked environment, Butler, ed., rev. of, 385-86
• "Editors observations,"Riggs, editorial, 496-97
• Egleston, Charles, rev. (Antiquaries, book collectors, and circles of learning), 576-77
• Eliasen, Karenet al., "Navigating online menus: a quantitative experiment," 509-16
• Erens, Bob, Modernizing research libraries: the effect of recent developments in university libraries on the research process, rev. of, 484-86
• "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History,"Natowitz, 323-36
• The evolving virtual library: visions and case studis, Saunders, ed., rev. of, 287-89
• "Expectations and effectiveness using CD-ROMs: what do patrons want and how satisfied are they?"McCarthy, 128-42

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F

• Ferguson, Chris D., "The shape of services to come: values-based reference service for the largely digital library," 252-65
• "Findings from the condition surveys conducted by the University of Kansas libraries,"Baird, 115-26
• Floyd, Barbara L., "A question of quality: how authors and editors perceive library literature," 81-93
• Foote, Margaret, "The systems librarian in U.S. academic libraries: a survey of announcements from College & research libraries news, 1990-1994," 517-26
• From grunts to gigabytes: communications and society, Lacy, rev. of, 98-99
• The future of the book, Nunberg, ed., rev. of, 279-80

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G

• Garrett, Jeffrey, rev. (Tolstoys dictaphone), 584-86
• Garvey, Ellen G., The adman in the parlor: magazines and the gendering of consumer culture, 1880s to 1910s, rev. of, 486-87
• Gibbs, William J., "Initiating an effective personnel development program," 267-77
• Gifford, Prosser, ed., Creating French culture: treasures from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, rev. of, 189-91
• Global information infrastructure: the birth, vision, and architecture, Targowski, rev. of, 198-200
• Goedert, Winfried, rev. (The odyssey of a German national library), 192-94
• Goldberg, Tyler, "Résumé content: applicants perceptions," 540-49
• Guest editorial, 6-8

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H

• Hamaker, Charles A., "Libraries 2000: transforming libraries using document delivery, needs assessment, and networked resources," 355-74
• Handlin, Oscar, rev. (Irrepressible reformer), 103-4
• Harger, Elaine, revs. (The Cold War & the university, 482-84; Leasing the ivory tower, 196-98)
• Harris, Michael, ed., Antiquaries, book collectors, and circles of learning, rev. of, 576-77
• Hernon, Peter, Service quality in academic libraries, rev. of, 191-92
• Hildenbrand, Suzanne, ed., Reclaiming the American library past: writing te women in, rev. of, 388-89
• A history of reading, Manguel, rev. of, 284-85
• Horton, Valerie J., rev. (The economics of information in the networked environment), 385-86
• Hughes, Janet, "Can document delivery compensate for reduced serials holdings? A life sciences library perspective," 421-31
• Hupp, Stephen L., rev. (Modernizing research libraries), 484-86

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I

• "Information as a strategic contingency: applying the strategic contingencies theory of intra-organizational power to academic libraries," Crawford, 145-55 "Information counseling and the outsourcing challenge to corporate librarianship,"Agada, 338-47
• "Information-seeking behavior of multicultural students: a case study at San Jose State University,"Liu, 348-54
• "Initiating an effective personnel development program,"Baldwin, 267-77
• "The Internet as a medium for online instruction,"Vishwanatham, 433-44
• Irrepressible reformer: a biography of Melvil Dewey, Wiegand, rev. of., 103-4
• Issues in collection management: librarians, booksellers, publishers, Martin, ed., rev. of, 280-82

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J

• Jevec, Thomas, "The Internet as a medium for online instruction," 433-44
• "Job satisfaction of Canadian university librarians: a national survey,"Leckie, 31-47
• Jobe, Janita, rev. (Copyrighting culture), 578-80
• Johnson, Debra Wilcox, "Online catalogs from the users perspective: the use of focus group interviews," 403-20
• Joswick, Kathleen E., "The core list mirage: a comparison of the journals frequently consulted by faculty and students," 48-55
• Journal of American History, "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History," 323-36

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K

• Kane, Laura Townsend, "Access vs. ownership: do we have to make a choice?" 59-67
• Kane, William P., "Who speaks for academic librarians? Status and saisfaction comparisons between unaffiliated and unionized librarians on scholarship and governance issues," 446-62
• Kempner, Ken, ed., The social role of higher education: comparative perspectives, rev. of, 282-84
• Kieft, Robert, rev. (The university in ruins), 194-96
• Kingma, Bruce R., ed., The economics of information in the networked environment, rev. of, 385-86
• Kirkland, Janice J., "The missing women library directors: deprivation versus mentoring," 376-84
• Kleiner, Jane P., "Libraries 2000: transforming libraries using document delivery, needs assessment, and networked resources," 355-74
• Krausse, Sylvia C., "Expectations and effectiveness using CD-ROMs: what do patrons want and how satisfied are they?" 128-42
• Krentz, Jana, "Findings from the condition surveys conducted by the University of Kansas libraries," 115-26

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L

• Lacy, Dan, From grunts to gigabytes: communications and society, rev. of, 98-99
• Lancaster, F. W., rev. (Service quality in academic libraries), 191-92
• Lanier, Don, "The library department head in the context of matrix management and reengineering," 499-508
• Lavagnino, Merri Beth, "Networking and the role of the academic systems librarian: an evolutionary perspective," 217-31
• Leasing the ivory tower: the corporate takeover of academia, Soley, rev. of, 196-98
• Leckie, Gloria J., "Job satisfaction of Canadian university librarians: a national survey," 31-47; "University professional and managerial staff: information needs and seeking," 561-74
• "Lets straighten out the misconceptions about electronic information,"Miller, guest editorial, 6-8
• Levine, Lawrence, The opening of the American mind: canons, culture, and history, rev. of, 487
• Libby, Katherine A., "A survey on the outsourcing of cataloging in academic libraries," 550-60
• "Libraries 2000: transforming libraries using document delivery, needs assessment, and networked resources,"Kleiner, 355-74
• "The library department head in the context of matrix management and reengineering,"Bloss, 499-508
• Little, Arthur A., "Expectations and effectiveness using CD-ROMs: what do patrons want and how satisfied are they?" 128-42
• Liu, Mengxiong, "Information-seeking behavior of multicul-tural students: a case study at San Jose State University," 348-54
• LSU, "Libraries 2000: transforming libraries using document delivery, needs assessment, and networked resources," 355-74
• Lum, Raymond, rev. (Scholarship, research libraries, and global publishing), 389-92
• Lutz, Maija M., rev. (Issues in collection management), 280-82

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M

• McCarthy, Cheryl A., "Expectations and effectiveness using CD-ROMs: what do patrons want and how satisfied are they?" 128-42
• McCombs, Gillian M., rev. (The national electronic library), 285-87
• McIlvaine, Eileen, "Selected reference books,"1996, 173-87;1996-1997, 465-80
• Malbin, Susan L., "The reference interview in archival literature," 69-80
• Manguel, Alberto, A history of reading, rev. of, 284-85
• Martin, Murray S., ed., Issues in collection management: librarians, booksellers, publishers, rev. of, 280-82
• Mason, James W., rev. (New tools for preservation), 99-101
• Megill, Kenneth, The corporate memory: information management in the electronic age, rev. of, 581-82
• Merrett, Christopher, rev. (Global information infrastructure), 198-200
• Miller, William,"Lets straighten out the misconceptions about electronic information,"guest editorial, 6-8; rev. (The wired neighborhood), 580-81
• "The missing women library directors: deprivation versus mentoring,"Kirkland, 376-84
• Mitchell, W. Bede, rev. (The academic librarians human resources handbook), 97-98
• Modernizing research libraries: the effect of recent developments in university libraries on the research process, Erens, rev. of, 484-86
• "MTV to the rescue: changing library attitudes through video,"Wakiji, 211-16
• Musto, Jeanne-Marie, rev. (American book design and William Morris, 2nd ed.), 487-89
• Myers, Robin, ed., Antiquaries, book collectors, and circles of learning, rev. of, 576-77

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N

• The national electronic library: a guide to the future for library managers, Pitkin, ed., rev. of, 285-87
• Natowitz, Allen, "Evaluating review content for book selection: an analysis of American history reviews in Choice, American Historical Review, and Journal of American History," 323-36
• Navigating among the disciplines: the library and interdisciplinary inquiry,Palmer, ed., rev. of, 386-87
• "Navigating online menus: a quantitative experiment,"Eliasen et al., 509-16
• "Networking and the role of the academic systems librarian: an evolutionary perspective,"Lavagnino, 217-31
• New tools for preservation: assessing long-term environmental effects on library and archives collections, Reilly, rev. of, 99-101
• Nishimura, Douglas W., New tools for preservation: assessing long-term environmental effects on library and archives collections, rev. of, 99-101
• Nunberg, Geoffrey, ed., The future of the book, rev. of, 279-80

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O

• The odyssey of a German national library: a short history of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, the Staatsbibliothek zu Berlin, the Deutsche Buecherei, and the Deutsche Bibliothek, Olson, rev. of, 192-94
• Olson, Michael P., The odyssey of a German national library: a short history of the Bayerische Staatsbibliothek, the Staats-bibliothek zu Berlin, the Deutsche Buecherei, and the Deutsche Bibliothek, rev. of, 192-94
• "Online catalogs from the users perspective: the use of focus group interviews,"Connaway, 403-20
• Open the social sciences: report of the Gulbenkian Commission on the restructuring of the social sciences, Wallerstein, rev. of, 392-93
• The opening of the American mind: canons, culture, and history, Levine, rev. of, 487

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P, Q

• Palmer, Carole L., ed., Navigating among the disciplines: the library and interdisciplinary inquiry, rev. of, 386-87
• Penn. State U., "Can document delivery compensate for reduced serials holdings? A life sciences library perspective," 421-31
• Pfaffenberger, Bryan, rev. (Cyberfutures), 582-84
• Phillips, John C., "A question of quality: how authors and editors perceive library literature," 81-93
• Pitkin, Gary M., ed., The national electronic library: a guide to the future for library managers, rev. of, 285-87
• "Plan or be planned for: the growing significance of strategic planning,"Riggs, editorial, 400-401
• "Post-masters residency programs: enhancing the development of new professionals and minority recruitment in academic and research libraries,"Brewer, 528-37
• The printed catalogues of the Harvard College Library 1723-1790, Bond, ed., rev. of, 387-88
• Printers and men of capital: Philadelphia book publishers in the new republic, Remer, rev. of, 101-2
• "A question of quality: how authors and editors perceive library literature,"Floyd, 81-93

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R

• Ravetz, Jerome R., Cyberfutures: culture and politics on the information superhighway, rev. of, 582-84
• Readings, Bill, The university in ruins, rev. of, 194-96
• Reclaiming the American library past: writing the women in, Hildenbrand, ed., rev. of, 388-89
• Redfern, Bernice, "Information-seeking behavior of multicul-tural students: a case study at San Jose State University," 348-54
• Reed-Scott, Jutta, Scholarship, research libraries, and global publishing: the result of a study funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, rev. of, 389-92
• "The reference interview in archival literature,"Malbin, 69-80
• Reilly, James M., New tools for preservation: assessing long-term environmental effects on library and archives collections, rev. of, 99-101
• Remer, Rosalind, Printers and men of capital: Philadelphia book publishers in the new republic, rev. of, 101-2
• "Résumé content: applicants perceptions,"Womack, 540-49
• Riggs, Donald E.,"A commitment to making the library a learning organization,"editorial, 297-98;"Distance education: rethinking practices, implementing new approaches,"editorial, 208-9; "Editors observations," editorial, 496-97;"Plan or be planned for: the growing significance of strategic planning,"editorial, 400-401;"Why is it that? Ironies, paradoxes, and subtleties,"editorial, 112-14
• "The rise and fall of uncitedness,"Schwartz, 19-29
• Ryan, Michael, revs. (Creating French culture, 189-91; A history of reading, 284-85)

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S

• San Jose State U., "Information-seeking behavior of multicul-tural students: a case study at San Jose State University," 348-54
• Sardar, Ziauddin, Cyberfutures: culture and politics on the information superhighway, rev. of, 582-84
• Saunders, Laverna M., ed., The evolving virtual library: visions and case studies, rev. of, 287-89
• Schaffner, Brad, "Findings from the condition surveys conducted by the University of Kansas libraries," 115-26
• Scholarship, research libraries, and global publishing: the result of a study funded by the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, Reed-Scott, rev. of, 389-92
• Schriffrin, Andre, ed., The Cold War & the university: toward an intellectual history of the postwar years, rev. of, 482-84
• Schroeder, Edwin C., rev. (The printed catalogues of the Harvard College Library 1723-1790), 387-88
• Schwartz, Charles A., "The rise and fall of uncitedness," 19-29
• Searing, Susan E., "Online catalogs from the users perspective: the use of focus group interviews," 403-20
• "Selected reference books," McIlvaine,1996, 173-87;1996-1997, 465-80
• Service quality in academic libraries, Hernon, rev. of, 191-92
• "The shape of servces to come: values-based reference service for the largely digital library,"Ferguson, 252-65
• Slough, Marlene M., "Initiating an effective personnel development program," 267-77
• "Small-group interaction among professional librarians,"Tower, 157-71
• Soley, Lawrence C., Leasing the ivory tower: the corporate takeover of academia, rev. of, 196-98
• Spang, Lothar, "Who speaks for academic librarians? Status and satisfaction comparisons between unaffiliated and unionized librarians on scholarship and governance issues," 446-62
• Stabinsky, Doreen, ed., Valuing local knowledge: indigenous people and intellectual property rights, rev. of, 102-3
• Stierman, Jeanne Koekkoek, "The core list mirage: a comparison of the journals frequently consulted by faculty and students," 48-55
• "A survey on the outsourcing of cataloging in academic libraries,"Libby, 550-60
• Swaim, Elizabeth, revs. (The adman in the parlor, 486-87; Printers and men of capital, 101-2)
• "The systems librarian in U.S. academic libraries: a survey of announcements from College & research libraries news, 1990-1994," Foote, 517-26

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T

• Targowski, Andrew S., Global information infrastructure: the birth, vision, and architecture, rev. of, 198-200
• Terry, James L., rev. (The evolving virtual library), 287-89
• Tesnier, Marie-Helen, ed., Creating French culture: treasures from the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, rev. of, 189-91
• Tex. A&M U., "Toward a TQM paradigm: using SERVQUAL to measure library service quality," 237-51
• Thomas, Joy, "MTV to the rescue: changing library attitudes through video," 211-16
• Thompson, Susan O., American book design and William Morris, 2nd ed., rev. of, 487-89
• Thornton, Joyce K., "Carpal tunnel syndrome in ARL libraries," 9-18
• Tidcombe, Marianne, Women bookbinders 1880-1920, rev. of, 577-78
• Tierney, William G., ed., The social role of higher education: comparative perspectives, rev. of, 282-84
• Tolstoys dictaphone: technology and the muse, Birkerts, ed., rev. of, 584-86
• "Toward a TQM paradigm: using SERVQUAL to measure library service quality,"Coleman, et al., 237-51
• Tower, Kathleen R., "Small-group interaction among professional librarians," 157-71

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U

• The university in ruins, Readings, rev. of, 194-96
• U. of Ill., Chicago, "The Internet as a medium for online instruction," 433-44
• U. of Kan., "Findings from the condition surveys conducted by the University ofKansas libraries," 115-26
• U. of R. I., "Expectations and effectiveness using CD-ROMs: what do patrons want and how satisfied are they?" 128-42
• U. of Wash., "Navigating online menus: a quantitative experiment," 509-16
• U. of W. Ontario, "University professional and managerial staff: information needs and seeking," 561-74
• U. of Wis., Madison, "Online catalogs from the users perspective: the use of focus group interviews," 403-20
• "University professional and managerial staff: information needs and seeking,"Wilkins, 561-74

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V

• Valuing local knowledge: indigenous people and intellectual property rights, Brush, ed., rev. of, 102-3
• Vishwanatham, Rama, "The Internet as a medium for online instruction," 433-44

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W, X

• Wakiji, Eileen, "MTV to the rescue: changing library attitudes through video," 211-16
• Wallerstein, Immanuel, et al., Open the social sciences: report of the Gulbenkian Commission on the restructuring of the social sciences, rev. of, 392-93
• Weigand, Wayne A., Irrepressible reformer: a biography of Melvil Dewey, rev. of., 103-4
• Welburn, William C., rev. (From grunts to gigabytes), 98-99
• W. Ill. U., "The core list mirage: a comparison of the journals frequently consulted by faculty and students," 48-55
• "Who speaks for academic librarians? Status and satisfaction comparisons between unaffiliated and unionized librarians on scholarship and governance issues,"Spang, 446-62
• "Why is it that? Ironies, paradoxes, and subtleties,"Riggs, editorial, 112-14
• Wilkins, Janie L. Hassard, "University professional and managerial staff: information needs and seeking," 561-74
• Wilkins, Walter, "The Internet as a medium for online instruction," 433-44
• The wired neighborhood, Doheny-Farina, rev. of, 580-81
• Womack, Kay, "Résumé content: applicants perceptions," 540-49
• Women bookbinders 1880-1920, Tidcombe, rev. of, 577-78

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Y

• Young, Noel D., revs. (Open the social sciences, 392-93)

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Z

• Zinn, Edward,New tools for preservation: assessing long-term environmental effects on library and archives collections, rev. of, 99-101
• Zulu, Itibari M., rev. (The opening of the American mind), 487