A fully documented proposal for the adoption of the concept of book rejection is presented. (Author)

Sooner or later a perfected edition of the present cataloging rules, purged of the noxious compromises, will have to be prepared. (Author)

Some practical guidelines for libraries to avoid pitfalls in their acquisition of Government documents are outlined. (AB)

The activities of information analysis centers are described and their relationships with libraries are explored. (AB)

The university library crisis is twofold: (1) as a product of sheer physical and technological growth and (2) as a questioning of faith or self-confidence. (Author/NH)

The article examines problems facing the university library. (Author/AB)

Only the imaginative combination of space utilization and collection organization will help solve the problems of the most efficient and effective ways to handle the storage of large masses of little-used books. (NH)

The dimensions of the book storage problem vary from rigid to flexible and from conventional to futuristically hazy. The library network, conceived as a channel of access to information, has definite promise of assistance--but not total solution--for storage problems. (NH)

Selection of the storage facility is only part of the larger problem of how to select books for storage and in what form to store them. (NH)

A critical look at the new standards. (JB)

A scheme whereby readers save up to buy books by depositing a small sum each time they borrow a book from the library. (Author/MF)

Discusses the failure of libraries to adapt to our changing society and proposes several areas of improvement for library services which would meet the existing needs. (RM)