The first issue of this new quarterly magazine presents, as its central feature, an interview with Eli Ginzberg on career guidance, coupled with a section of reactions to this interview. Other sections elaborate on the "career guidance" theme, and present adoptable practices as well as an instrument for rating a career guidance program. Included…

The Cooperative Extension Service is a bureaucracy with formal lines of communications flowing from the state director through district extension agents to area and county staffs. In view of the importance of professional reading material to the district agent, it is important to know the kinds of materials he needs and to what extent present…

The annotated bibliography of literature on the deaf-blind covers both a wide variety of sources and a lengthy period of time. Entries are listed by category: selected books; articles from American Annals of the Deaf, 1848-1970; articles from New Beacon, 1922-1970; articles from New Outlook for the Blind, 1907-1970; articles from Volta Review,…

The library at California State University, San Diego, possesses a great number of works on the Aztecs of Mexico. This bibliography lists 355 of the library's holdings on the Aztecs. However, because of the lack of time and funds, some periodical articles, pamphlets, and booklets on the subject were omitted from this list. The works included deal…

The present bibliography updates three previous manuscripts which Hendrick helped develop. Articles from five journals are arranged alphabetically by heading and by author under 31 subject headings. The journals are Journal for the Theory of Social Behavior, Journal of Applied Social Psychology, Journal of Experimental Social Psychology, Journal…

The authors analyze the first 25 years of the "Administrator's Notebook" to determine whether the articles of this period reflected issues in the field of educational administration. (Author/IRT)

Evaluators with scientific expertise who analyzed the accuracy of popularized science news in mass circulation magazines found that the over-all accuracy of the magazine articles was good, and that the major problem was the omission of relevant information. (GW)

History of the index from its beginning as a voluntarily produced publication through today. Current concerns for the Canadian Library Association, which took over the publication in 1948, are the rising costs of production, increased demands by users for greater coverage and services, and plans for online searching capabilities. (JAB)

Discusses "A National Periodicals Center Technical Development Plan," published in August 1978 by the Council on Library Resources. Topics covered include the priority, the plan, purposes, the program, participants and price, the publisher, and parameters. (VT)

Shows that from 1893-1901 the major theme of "McClure's" Magazine was the success of eminent persons and how they achieved that success. (GW)

Reports an analysis of thirty-nine magazines which joined together to stimulate national debate on the Equal Rights Amendment and identifies those magazines which gave the most "pro" ERA coverage. (MH)

A description is given of Magazine Index (MI) which is now available on-line through the Dialog system. Features of MI include wide coverage of 372 general interest periodicals, cover to cover indexing, several access methods, and two name authority files. (JPF)

About 300 articles and books on individualized learning were read and results tabulated in 18 clusters stressing commonalities of the various individualized instruction systems. (VT)

Libraries need solid information upon which to base collection development decisions. Specific evaluative methods for determining scope, access, and usefullness are described. Approaches used for data collection include analysis of interlibrary loan requests, comparison with major bibliographies, and analysis of accessibility through available…

The guide lists reference materials such as bibliographies, indexes and dictionaries, and selected literary works. Periodicals are included. The majority of the items included are in French, some are bilingual; annotations are in English. (Author)