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Volume 59, 1998

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November 1998, Volume 59, No. 6

 

A

• Academic capitalism: politics, policies, and the entrepreneurial university, Slaughter, rev. of, 293–94
• "Academic librarians and the pursuit of tenure: the support group as a strategy for success," Miller, 260–65
• The academic library: its context, its purpose, and its operation, Budd, rev. of, 483–84
• Access to campus library services by distance users: final report, Brophy, rev. of, 285–87
• Across all borders: international information flows and applications: collected papers, Dosa, rev. of, 81–82
• Alexander, Jean, rev. (A feeling for books), 290–91
• Altman, Ellen, ed., Research misconduct: issues, implications, and strategies, rev. of, 592–94
• ALA, Black Caucus, "Perceptions of discriminatory practices and attitudes: a survey of African American librarians," 434–45
• "An analysis of articles by college librarians," Zemon, 422–32
• Andaleeb, Syed Saad, "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications," 156–67
• The Associated Colleges of the Midwest, "Private liberal arts colleges and the costs of scientific journals: a perennial dilemma," 406–20
• ACRL, Women’s Studies Section, "An empirical examination of subject headings for Women’s Studies core materials," 130–38
• ARL, "Library home page design: a comparison of page layout for front-ends to ARL library Web sites," 458–65; "Representations of the alternative press in academic library collections," 363–77

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B

• Bahr, Alice Harrison, "An analysis of articles by college librarians," 422–32
• Bao, Xue-Ming, "Challenges and opportunities: a report of the 1998 library survey of Internet users at Seton Hall Univesity," 535–43
• Barker, Joseph W., rev. (Scholarly publishing, 86–87; Trapped in the net, 396–98)
• Bartovics, Albert F., rev. (Shamans, software, and spleens), 193–94
• Behrend Col., "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications," 156–67
• Bell, Steven J., "Making the library management systems acquisition: achieving resolution of a tough decision," 348–61
• Benefiel, Candace R., "Academic librarians and the pursuit of tenure: the support group as a strategy for success," 260–65
• Bernhard, Fabian, In close association: research, humanities, and the library, rev. of, 586–88
• Berry, John, rev. (No silence!), 197–98
• "Between two ages," Schwartz, guest editorial, 112–13
• Billings, Harold, "Libraries, language, and change: defining the information present," 212–18
• Black, William K., "Peer review in Carnegie Research libraries," 512–22
• Blecic, Deborah D., "Using transaction log analysis to improve OPAC retrieval results," 39–50
• Boyle, James, Shamans, software, and spleens: law and the construction of the information society, rev. of, 193–94
• Brophy, Peter: Access to campus library services by distance users: final report, rev. of, 285–87; A comparable experience? library support for franchised courses in higher education, rev. of, 285–87; Self-service systems in libraries: final report, rev. of, 285–87
• Budd, John M., The academic library: its context, its purpose, and its operation, rev. of, 483–84
• Burnam, Paul D., "Private liberal arts colleges and the costs of scientific journals: a perennial dilemma," 406–20
• Buttlar, Lois, "Catalogers in academic libraries: their evolving and expanding roles," 311–21
  

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C

• Casey, Carol, "The cyberarchive: a look at the storage and preservation of Web sites," 304–10
• "Catalogers in academic libraries: their evolving and expanding roles," Buttlar, 311–21
• "Challenges and opportunities: a report of the 1998 library survey of Internet users at Seton Hall Univesity," Bao, 535–43
• "Citation patterns to traditional and electronic preprints in the published literature," Youngen, 448–56
• Clip notes, no. 26, Criteria for promotion and tenure for academic librarians, Vesper, comp., rev. of, 586
• Clougherty, Leo, "The University of Iowa libraries’ undergraduate user needs assessment," 572–84
• Cole, Jim, ed., Serials management in the electronic era: papers in honor of Peter Gellatly, founding editor of The serials librarian, rev. of, 201–2
• C&RL, "An analysis of articles by college librarians," 422–32;
• College for sale: a critique of the commodification of higher education, Shumar, rev. of, 392–94
• Coll. of Charleston, "Faculty-library teamwork in book ordering," 524–33
• The college student’s research companion, Quaratiello, rev. of, 390–92
• Colver, Marylou, ed., Outsourcing library technical services operations: practices in academic, public, and special libraries, rev. of, 288–90
• Communicating research, Meadows, rev. of, 395–96
• A comparable experience? library support for franchised courses in higher education, Goodall, rev. of, 285–87
• "Computer-assisted instruction: is it an option for bibliographic instruction in large undergraduate survey classes," Kaplowitz, 19–27
• Constaninou, Constantia, rev. (Libraries & philanthropy), 199–201
• Contini, Janice, "Computer-assisted instruction: is it an option for bibliographic instruction in large undergraduate survey classes," 19–27
• Cook, Eleanor I., rev. (Gateways to knowledge), 82–83
• "Cost-benefit analysis of electronic information: a case study," White, 503–10
• Counterpoise: for social responsibilities, liberty and dissent, rev. of, 80–81
• Crawford, Gregory A., "Cost-benefit analysis of electronic information: a case study," 503–10
• Criteria for promotion and tenure for academic librarians, Vesper, comp., rev. of, 586
• Cronin-Kardon, Cynthia, "Making the library management systems acquisition: achieving resolution of a tough decision," 348–61
• "The cyberarchive: a look at the storage and preservation of Web sites," Casey, 304–10

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D

• D’Angelo, Barbara J., revs. (Access to campus library services by distance users, 285–87; A comparable experience? 285–87; Self-service systems in libraries, 285–87)
• Daniels, Tim, rev. (The library paraprofessional), 85–86
• Davis, Donald G., Jr., ed., Libraries & philanthropy: proceedings of Library History Seminar IX, rev. of, 199–201
• Davis, Jinnie Y., "Fair use after CONFU," guest editorial, 209–11
• "Defining and measuring the library’s impact on campuswide outcomes," Lindauer, 546–70
• "Development of critical thinking skills: an analysis of academic library experiences and other measures," Whitmire, 266–73
• Dickstein, Ruth, "Listserv lemmings and fly-brarians on the wall: a librarian-instructor team taming the cyberbeast in the large classroom," 10–17
• Dittemore, Margaret R., ed., Documenting cultural diversity in the resurgent American south: collectors, collecting, and collections, rev. of, 194–97
• Documenting cultural diversity in the resurgent American south: collectors, collecting, and collections, Dittemore, ed., rev. of, 194–97
• Dosa, Marta, Across all borders: international information flows and applications: collected papers, rev. of, 81–82
• Dowler, Lawrence, ed., Gateways to knowledge: the role of academic libraries in teaching, learning and research, rev. of, 82–83
• "The downside of scholarly electronic publishing: problems in accessing electronic journals through online directories and catalogs," Ford, 335–46
  

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E

• East Central Colleges, "Private liberal arts colleges and the costs of scientific journals: a perennial dilemma," 406–20
• "Effects of library instruction on university students’ satisfaction with the library: a longitudinal study," Stamatoplos, 323–34
• Electronic information environment and academic libraries: proceedings of Japan-U.S. library conference 1996=Denshika Sareru Joho to Toshokan, Hitoshi, ed., rev. of, 484–86
• "Embracing the new technology and keeping harmony: in search of a new balance," Zhang, guest editorial, 301–3
• "An empirical examination of subject headings for Women’s Studies core materials," Gerhard, 130–38
• Ensor, Pat, ed., Information imagineering: meeting at the interface, rev. of, 493–94
• Eshelman, William R., No silence!: a library life, rev.of, 197–98
• The evolution of the American academic library building, Kaser, rev. of, 198–99
• An exhibit denied: lobbying the history of the "Enola Gay", Harwit, rev. of, 590–992
• "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications", Andaleeb, 156–67
  

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F

• "Facing the new millennium: values for the electronic age," Hisle, guest editorial, 6–8
• "Faculty-library teamwork in book ordering," Neville, 524–33
• "Fair use after CONFU," Davis, guest editorial, 209–11
• A feeling for books: the Book-of-the-month club, literary taste, and middle-class desire, Radway, rev. of, 290–91
• Ford, Charlotte E., "The downside of scholarly electronic publishing: problems in accessing electronic journals through online directories and catalogs," 335–46
• Fowler, Rena K., "The university library as learning organization for innovation: an exploratory study," 220–31

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G

• Gannon U., "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications," 156–67
• Garcha, Rajinder, "Catalogers in academic libraries: their evolving and expanding roles," 311–21
• Garrett, Jeffrey, rev. (Space between words), 486–88
• Gateways to knowledge: the role of academic libraries in teaching, learning and research, Dowler, ed., rev. of, 82–83
• Gerhard, Kristin H., "An empirical examination of subject headings for Women’s Studies core materials," 130–38; "Representations of the alternative press in academic library collections," 363–77
• Goodall, Deborah, A comparable experience? library support forfranchised courses in higher education, rev. of, 285–87
• Graham, Peter S., "New roles for special collections on the network," 232–39
• Graves, Diane J., rev. (What else you can do with a library degree), 394–95
• Great Lakes Colleges Association, "Private liberal arts colleges and the costs of scientific journals: a perennial dilemma," 406–20
• "The growing importance of state library associations," Riggs, editorial, 500–501
• Guidelines for educational use of copyrighted materials, Hoon, ed., rev. of, 588–90
  

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H

• Hannay, William M., rev. (Research misconduct), 592–94
• Harger, Elaine, rev. (An exhibit denied), 590–92
• Harter, Stephen P., "The downside of scholarly electronic publishing: problems in accessing electronic journals through online directories and catalogs," 335–46
• Harwit, Martin, An exhibit denied: lobbying the history of the "Enola Gay", rev. of, 590–92
• Hay, Fred J., ed., Documenting cultural diversity in the resurgent American south: collectors, collecting, and collections, rev. of, 194–97
• Heckart, Ronald J., "Machine help and human help in the emerging digital library," 250–59
• Hernon, Peter, ed., Research misconduct: issues, implications, and strategies, rev. of, 592–94
• Higgs, Elizabeth, rev. (College for sale), 392–94
• Hightower, Christy, "Recommendations for benchmarking Web site usage among academic libraries," 61–79
• Hisle, W. Lee, "Facing the new millennium: values for the electronic age," guest editorial, 6–8
• Hitoshi, Matsushita, ed., Electronic information environment and academic libraries: proceedings of Japan-U.S. library conference 1996=Denshika Sareru Joho to Toshokan, rev. of, 484–86
• Hjørland, Birger, Information seeking and subject representation: an activity-theoretical approach to information science, rev. of, 287–88
• Hoon, Peggy, ed., Guidelines for educational use of copyrighted materials, rev. of, 588–90
• Hunt, Caroline C., "Faculty-library teamwork in book ordering," 524–33
• Hupp, Stephen L., rev. (Restructuring academic libraries), 291–92
  

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I

• In close association: research, humanities, and the library, Bernhard, rev. of, 586–88
• "Increasing the pace of an integral library system in China: moving toward the twenty-first century," Zhu, 169–76
• Information imagineering: meeting at the interface, Wolf, ed., rev. of, 493–94
• Information seeking and subject representation: an activity-theoretical approach to information science, Hjørland, rev. of, 287–88
  

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J

• Jobe, Juanita, rev. (Guidelines for educational use of copyrighted materials), 588–90
• Josey, E. J., rev., (Counterpoise), 80–81
• Journal of academic librarianship, "An analysis of articles by college librarians," 422–32
  

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K

• Kaplowitz, Joan, "Computer-assisted instruction: is it an option for bibliographic instruction in large undergraduate survey classes," 19–27
• Kaser, David, The evolution of the American academic library building, rev. of, 198–99
• Kathman, Jane McGurn & Michael D., What difference does diversity make in managing student employees?," 378–89
• Katz, Janet C., rev. (More speech, not less), Sableman, 594
• Kelley, Gloria, comp., Criteria for promotion and tenure for academic librarians, rev. of, 586
• Kieft, Robert, revs. (The college student’s research companion, 390–92; Writing research papers, 390–92)
• King, David L., "Library home page design: a comparison of page layout for front-ends to ARL library Web sites," 458–65
• Kirkpatrick, Teresa E., "The training of academic library staff on information technology within the libraries of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system," 51–59
  

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L

• Lancaster, F. W., Technology and management in library and information services, rev. of, 83–85
• Leslie, Larry L., Academic capitalism: politics, policies, and the entrepreneurial university, rev. of, 293–94
• "Let us stop apologizing for qualitative research," Riggs, editorial, 404–5
• Leysen, Joan M., "Peer review in Carnegie Research libraries," 512–22
• "Libraries, language, and change: defining the information present," Billings, 212–18
• Libraries & philanthropy: proceedings of Library History Seminar IX, Davis, ed., rev. of, 199–201
• "Library home page design: a comparison of page layout for front-ends to ARL library Web sites," King, 458–65
• The library paraprofessional: notes from the underground, Rodgers, rev. of, 85–86
• Lindauer, Bonnie Gratch, "Defining and measuring the library’s impact on campuswide outcomes," 546–70
• "Listserv lemmings and fly-brarians on the wall: a librarian-instructor team taming the cyberbeast in the large classroom," Dickstein, 10–17
• Lum, Raymond, rev. (Electronic information environment and academic libraries), 484–86

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M

• McBride, Kari Boyd, "Listserv lemmings and fly-brarians on the wall: a librarian-instructor team taming the cyberbeast in the large classroom," 10–1
• McCombs, Gillian M., rev. (Technology and management in library and information services), 83–85
• "Machine help and human help in the emerging digital library," Heckart, 250–59
• McIlvaine, Eileen, "Selected reference books," 1997, 177–91; 1997-98, 467–80
• Mackoy, Robert, "Effects of library instruction on university students’ satisfaction with the library: a longitudinal study," 323–34
• "Making the library management systems acquisition: achieving resolution of a tough decision," Bell, 348–61
• Marinko, Rita A., "Representations of the alternative press in academic library collections," 363–77
• Meadows, A. J., Communicating research, rev. of, 395–96
• Mercyhurst Col., "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications," 156–67
• Merrett, Christopher, rev., (Across all borders), 81–82
• Miller, Jeannie P., "Academic librarians and the pursuit of tenure: the support group as a strategy for success," 260–65
• Miller, William, rev. (The role of professional associations), 490–91
• MnSCU, "The training of academic library staff on information technology within the libraries of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system," 51–59
• Mitchell, W. Bede, rev. (The evolution of the American academic library building), 198–99
• More speech, not less: communications law in the information age, Sableman, rev. of, 594
  

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N

• Nader, Laura, rev. (Universities and empire), 488–90
• Neville, Robert, "Faculty-library teamwork in book ordering," 524–33
• "New roles for special collections on the network," Graham, 232–39
• Newby, Gregory G., ed., Scholarly publishing: the electronic frontier, rev. of, 86–87
• Newsome, Nancy A., rev. (Serials management in the electronic era), 201–2
• No silence!: a library life, Eshelman, rev.of, 197–98
  

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O

• O’Keeffe, Julie, "Small college library directors: getting in the door and surviving on the job," 140–53
• Olson, Michael P., rev. (In close association), 586–88
• Outsourcing library technical services operations: practices in academic, public, and special libraries, Wilson, ed., rev. of, 288–90

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P

• Peek, Robin P., ed., Scholarly publishing: the electronic frontier, rev. of, 86–87
• "Peer review in Carnegie Research libraries," Leysen, 512–22
• Penn State U., "Cost-benefit analysis of electronic information: a case study," 503–10
• "Perceptions of discriminatory practices and attitudes: a survey of African American librarians," Preston, 434–45
• Potter, William Gray, rev. (Communicating research), 395–96
• Preston, Cynthia, "Perceptions of discriminatory practices and attitudes: a survey of African American librarians," 434–45
• "Private liberal arts colleges and the costs of scientific journals: a perennial dilemma," Burnam, 406–20

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Q

• Quaratiello, Arlene Rodda, The college student’s research companion, rev. of, 390–92
• "Question Master: an evaluation of a web-based decision-support system for use in reference environments," Richardson, 29–37

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R

• Radway, Janice A., A feeling for books: the Book-of-the-month club, literary taste, and middle-class desire, rev. of, 290–91
• "Recommendations for benchmarking Web site usage among academic libraries," Hightower, 61–79
• "Representations of the alternative press in academic library collections," Marinko, 363–77
• Research misconduct: issues, implications, and strategies, Altman, ed., rev. of, 592–94
• Restructuring academic libraries: organizational development in the wake of technological change, Schwartz, ed., rev. of, 291–92
• "Restructuring serial management to generate new resources and services—with commentaries on restructurings at three institutions," 115–28
• Richardson, John V., Jr., "Question Master: an evaluation of a web-based decision-support system for use in reference environments," 29–37
• Riggs, Donald E., "The growing importance of state library associations," editorial, 500–501; "Let us stop apologizing for qualitative research," editorial, 404–5
• Rochlin, Gene I., Trapped in the net: the unanticipated consequences of computerization, rev. of, 396–98
• Rodgers, Terry, The library paraprofessional: notes from the underground, rev. of, 85–86
• The role of professional associations, Thomas, ed., rev. of, 490–91
• "The role of recruitment in achieving goals related to diversity," Winston, 240–47
• Rosenbaum, Art, rev. (Documenting cultural diversity in the resurgent American south), 194–97
• Rubens, Charlotte C., "An empirical examination of subject headings for Women’s Studies core materials," 130–38
• Ryan, Michael, revs. (Visual explanations, 491–93; Academic capitalism, 293–94)
  

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S

• Sableman, Mark, More speech, not less: communications law in the information age, rev. of, 594
• Saenger, Paul Henry, Space between words: the origins of silent reading, rev. of, 486–88
• Sandore, Beth, Technology and management in library and information services, rev. of, 83–85
• Scholarly publishing: the electronic frontier, Peek, ed., rev. of, 86–87
• Schwartz, Charles A., "Between two ages," guest editorial, 112–13; ed., Restructuring academic libraries: organizational development in the wake of technological change, rev. of, 291–92; "Restructuring serials management to generate new resources and services—with commentaries on restructurings at three institutions," commentaries, 115–24, 125–28
• "Selected reference books," McIlvaine, 1997, 177–91; 1997-98, 467–80
• Self-service systems in libraries: final report, Brophy, rev. of, 285–87
• Sellen, Betty-Carol, ed., What else you can do with a library degree: career options for the 90s and beyond, rev. of, 394–95
• Serials management in the electronic era: papers in honor of Peter Gellatly, founding editor of The serials librarian, Cole, ed., rev. of, 201–2
• Seton Hall U., "Challenges and opportunities: a report of the 1998 library survey of Internet users at Seton Hall Univesity," 535–43
• Shamans, software, and spleens: law and the construction of the information society, Boyle, rev. of, 193–94
• Shumar, Wesley, College for sale: a critique of the commodification of higher education, rev. of, 392–94
• Sih, Julie, "Recommendations for benchmarking Web site usage among academic libraries," 61–79
• Simmonds, Patience L., "Explaining user satisfaction with academic libraries: strategic implications," 156–67
• Simpson, Christopher, ed., Universities and empire: money and politics in the social sciences during the Cold War, rev. of, 488–90
• Slaughter, Sheila, Academic capitalism: politics, policies, and the entrepreneurial university, rev. of, 293–94
• "Small college library directors: getting in the door and surviving on the job," O’Keeffe, 140–53
• Space between words: the origins of silent reading, Saenger, rev. of, 486–88
• Stamatoplos, Anthony, "Effects of library instruction on university students’ satisfaction with the library: a longitudinal study," 323–34
• Su, Mila C., "An empirical examination of subject headings for Women’s Studies core materials," 130–38

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T

• Tallent, Ed., rev. (Information imagineering), 493–94
• Technology and management in library and information services, Lancaster, rev. of, 83–85
• Texas A&M, "Academic librarians and the pursuit of tenure: the support group as a strategy for success," 260–65
• Thomas, Joy, ed., The role of professional associations, rev. of, 490–91
• Thomas, Mary Augusta, ed., Information imagineering: meeting at the interface, rev. of, 493–94
• Tilghman, Adam, "Recommendations for benchmarking Web site usage among academic libraries," 61–79
• "The training of academic library staff on information technology within the libraries of the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities system," Kirkpatrick, 1–59
• Trapped in the net: the unanticipated consequences of computerization, Rochlin, rev. of, 396–98
• Tufte, Edward R., Visual explanations: images and quantities, evidence and narrative, rev. of, 491–93

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U

• Unaeze, Felix E., rev. (Criteria for promotion and tenure for academic librarians), 586
• Universities and empire: money and politics in the social sciences during the Cold War, Simpson, ed., rev. of, 488–90
• "The university library as learning organization for innovation: an exploratory study," Fowler, 220–31
• UCLA, "Computer-assisted instruction: is it an option for bibliographic instruction in large undergraduate survey classes," 19–27; "Question Master: an evaluation of a web-based decision-support system for use in reference environments," 29–37
• UC, San Diego, "Recommendations for benchmarking Web site usage among academic libraries," 61–79
• U. of Ill., Chicago, "Using transaction log analysis to improve OPAC retrieval results," 39–50
• U. of Iowa, "The University of Iowa libraries’ undergraduate user needs assessment," 572–84
• "The University of Iowa libraries’ undergraduate user needs assessment," Clougherty, 572–84
• U. of Mass., Boston, "Restructuring serials management to generate new resources and services,"
• "Using transaction log analysis to improve OPAC retrieval results," Blecic, 39–50
  

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V

• Vesper, Virginia, comp., Criteria for promotion and tenure for academic librarians, rev. of, 586
• Visual explanations: images and quantities, evidence and narrative, Tufte, rev. of, 491–93

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W, X

• "What difference does diversity make in managing student employees?," Kathman, 378–89
• What else you can do with a library degree: career options for the 90s and beyond, Sellen, ed., rev. of, 394–95
• White, Gary W., "Cost-benefit analysis of electronic information: a case study," 503–10
• Whitmire, Ethelene, "Development of critical thinking skills: an analysis of academic library experiences and other measures," 266–73
• Williams, Clay, rev. (The academic library), 483–84
• Williams, James, III, "Faculty-library teamwork in book ordering," 524–33
• Williams, James W., ed., Serials management in the electronic era: papers in honor of Peter Gellatly, founding editor of The serials librarian, rev. of, 201–2; rev. (Outsourcing library technical services operations), 288–90
• Wilson, Karen A., ed., Outsourcing library technical services operations: practices in academic, public, and special libraries, rev. of, 288–90
• Wilson, Patrick, rev. (Information seeking and subject representation), 287–88
• Winston, Mark, "The role of recruitment in achieving goals related to diversity," 240–47
• Wolf, Milton T., ed., Information imagineering: meeting at the interface, rev. of, 493–94
• Woodward, Jeannette A., Writing research papers: investigating resources in cyberspace, rev. of, 390–92
• Writing research papers: investigating resources in cyberspace, Woodward, rev. of, 390–92

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• Youngen, Gregory K., "Citation patterns to traditional and electronic preprints in the published literature," 448–56
  

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Z

• Zhang, Sha Li, "Increasing the pace of an integral library system in China: moving toward the twenty-first century," 169–76
• Zhu, Qiang, "Increasing the pace of an integral library system in China: moving toward the twenty-first century," 169–76
  

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