Describes the textbook rental system at the University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire. (PG)

An employee of a college store relates the intricate processes involved in operating a college store and many of the difficulties: paper shortages, overstocking, and low turnover. (PG)

Ideas to help improve merchandising in college stores are presented: utilizing space wisely, improving calculator sales; and organizing textbook buy-backs. (PG)

Describes the new University of New Mexico's Bookstore that opened on October 30, 1974. (PG)

Identifies reasons for increasing the size of a college store's mass market paperback display and inventory; and identifies some selling and promotional tips to increase the return on this investment in capital and space. (Author/PG)

Covers the bookstore's image and business character, location considerations, building requirements, interior layouts and space requirements, fixture requirements and service facilities. (PG)

Presents some stocking, maintaining, and purchasing tips for college stores with trade paperback sections. (PG)

Since college stores have a clientele for children's books, but rarely sell them, this article recommends ways to start children's book sales and to promote them. (PG)

Technical/reference books must be sold by the college store for it to continue as an educational resource center. A professional retailing approach to technical/reference books will increase sales and contribute to profits. (Author/PG)

Suggestions for improvements of the University of Maryland's Baltimore County Book Center came originally from students; the center now includes a complete selection of nontextbooks, along with television sets, art reproductions, and postage stamp machines. (PG)

Building and developing the trade paperback department of the college bookstore is discussed by a sales representative from a major book seller. (PG)

Defines the services a publisher or distributor may offer a college store in paperback operations (assistance with orders, inventories, returns, displays and promotional material). (PG)

Describes the opening and functioning of the new bookstore of the Seattle Pacific College. (PG)

There is no problem in book buying during peak periods at the Fredonia Store at the State University of New York; the manager uses a temporary spacious room set aside for book "rushes" during registration periods. (PG)