The director of the Audiovisual Center at Southern College of Optometry describes and audio system for the library that began with two goals: to record every lecture in every class for the entire year on individual cassettes and store them in the library for student use, and secondly, to do so within a very limited budget." (Author/AA)

A bibliographic guide for academic (and other) reference collections. (6 references) (Author)

Titles of what are considered to be outstanding in terms of content, design or illustration as selected by the editors of School Library Journal Book Review" are presented. (47 references) (Author/NH)

Presented are a description of the history of the presidential papers in the United States, the development and functions of the presidential library system, and a brief look at future developments. (39 references) (Author)

Comments by the editor on the publications received by the International Library Review are presented. (SJ)

The author maintains that features inherent in the traditional merchanistic organization hamper the creation of truly flexible and adaptive organizations. Areas focused upon are leadership, group processes and organizational structure. (26 references) (Author)

This bibliography is directed at librarians and students who are frustrated by a war which shows no signs of ending. It is also directed at those who are frustrated by war in general, who ask what they can do to work against it. (64 references) (Author/NH)

Data on page and issue increases are revealed as well as the more traditional subscription price increases for twenty physics journals between 1959 and 1969. (10 references) (Author/NH)

Studies in refereeing journal articles, academic evaluation and technological gatekeeping are briefly reviewed, as is the confrontation between the sociology of knowledge and epistemology. (23 references) (Author/MM)

Working as a geoscience librarian is advocated as being the most exciting and challenging profession within the geosciences today. (MF)

This brief introduction sets the stage for this issue's topic of the libraries' role in social problems. (MF)

These reports were compiled as representative of the broad spectrum of socially-concerned activity that can be observed in the library profession at almost any given time. (Author/ MF)