The new hip agrarians, who are attempting to make their living from the land as did the early settlers, must rely on the printed word to bridge the gap between themselves and their ancestors. The publications listed provide needed information for these unconventional youth. (Author/NH)

A brief account of the design and implementation of the first full-time one-year post-graduate course in science information work in Israel is presented. (Author/AB)

A conversation relating the problems of advertising for a librarian who is a member of a minority group without offending members of other groups is described. (AB)

An in-depth review of the factors that contributed to the job crisis for library personnel at San Diego State College in July 1970. (MF)

This article is not intended to review the various sources of federal funds for public libraries but rather to urge public librarians to take a wider view of federal opportunities. Opportunities for legislation accessible to specific urban problems may be more available than they suspect. (NH)

The little magazines and small presses of the decade enormously affected and were affected by all the major social issues of the time. (Author)

This is the third in a series of articles based upon the program of the Social Responsibilities Round Table at the ALA Conference in Atlantic City, June 24. (MF)

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A bibliography of more than 500 books by and about Negroes. (SW)

The Robert Hutchings Goddard Library of Clark University is designed to provide fixed functions rather than interchangeable space with two separate but dependable structures. It conceals a three-story "box of books and provides 137,000 square feet of reading, study, and book-stack space. (WM)

Describes the media center program for disadvantaged children in an Oakland, California elementary school. (JB)