Explains the procedures of the ALA Committee on Accreditation for evaluating graduate programs in librarianship. (JS)

The literature of librarianship and documentation is evaluated concentrating on the periodicals looking toward a worldwide system for bibliographical control. (20 references) (Author/NH)

There is no one future for the urban main library; there are instead many potential futures, depending on the history and characteristics of any given city and upon the imagination (or lack of it) shown by the individual decisionmakers. (3 references) (Author)

A series of video tapes called, Profiles in Literature," are being made under the sponsorship of the Free Library of Philadelphia and Temple University's College of Education. The purpose of this series is to assemble an archive of interviews with prominent authors of children's books and use it to stimulate reading. (Author/NH)

This article discusses the role of libraries in functional literacy campaigns and describes the work of the libraries created as part of the Work-oriented Adult Literacy Pilot Project in the Lake Regions of Tanzania. (4 references) (Author)

The presentation at the American Association of School Libraries (AASL) Right to Read Press Conference held in Washington, D.C., December 1971, by the Association president is followed by statements from leaders in government and education who commended the AASL program. (SJ)

Educational television is examined both for its programing in this past decade and its promise in the 1970's. Included is a 110 item filmography with subject index. (Author/SJ)

The findings in a survey of faculty use of government documents at Case Western Reserve University indicate how document users locate the materials they need, the users' familiarity with standard indexes to public documents, the age of government publications most frequently consulted, and other patterns of use. (2 references) (Author/MM)

Presents a list of nearly 400 articles published in Scientific American" between 1957 and 1968 which may be used as student reference material. Lists the articles chronologically with titles adnd Authors. (RR)

In South Africa today there is a complex structure of laws and regulations which impose a variety of restrictions on individual liberties including the freedom to publish and read literary material. The successive steps by which this state of affairs has been reached are briefly described. (NH)

A brief description of an art contest sponsored by a library in which children were invited to submit art work constructed from common materials not normally recycled. (AK)

A discussion of Science Fiction for young readers. (RY)