Continuing series of books, articles, and reviews of Italian language and literature studies published by U.S. and Canadian scholars. (DS)

This paper explores the types, production and content of some of the TESOL journals published in Japanese in Japan in hopes of providing the non-Japanese speaking teacher of English with some insights into what the Japanese Relationship of English reads. (Author/FB)

Continuation of a two-part series on Seneca. Part I appeared in Classical World" v64, n5, January 1971. (DS)

Fifty-fourth in the Classical World Survey Series. (DS)

Eight women's periodicals published in Quebec are described and their contents, readership, and editorial policies are discussed at length. The information was derived from interviews with editors, executives, or journalists, and the grouping excludes magazines focusing on one specialized topic. (MSE)

Some suggestions for introducing advertising into faculty-staff papers include get support from the administration, set an advertising policy, develop a budget, consult professionals, structure the advertising department, and hire an advertising representative. (MLW)

This study investigates educational research productivity in institutions of higher education in the United States based on contributions to American Educational Research Association annual meetings and 14 leading educational research journals over a seven-year period: 1975-1981. Data were analyzed along two dimensions: total productivity and…

The costs of producing an alumni magazine led to the establishment of the Alumni Magazine Consortium by John Hopkins, Rensselaer Polytechnic, Franklin and Marshall College, Worcester Polytechnic, and Hartwick College. A 16-page core of material in the center of each magazine is wrapped with a client school manuscript. (MLW)

Indicates that consumers place little value on advertisements in nationally circulated magazines and on television as sources of information. Television commercials seem to be valued even less than print advertisements. (FL)

Indexes to literature published in English-language little magazines are analyzed for duplication and completeness of coverage, and the number of little magazines founded since 1900 is estimated to determine the extent of literary work accessible by means of indexes. A 50-item annotated list of information sources and 12 references are included.

Developing a rational scanning process that reaches a balance between what is needed and what is possible within the limitations of an institution's resources is discussed. The different kinds of scanning, which kind to use at each stage of the process, and why are described. (MLW)

Methods for determining core anthropological journals are reviewed, including basic lists, user studies, and citation analysis. Merits and limitations of each method are assessed. Twenty-six references are cited. (EJS)