This article studies the price increase in mathematical journals over a period of ten years from 1961 to 1971. Further, it tries to determine the effect of increasing prices on the acquisition of journal literature. (Author)

Efforts of the Constitutional Heritage Club (CHC) and several supportive groups to censor the book and magazine collections of the Public Library of Cincinnati and Hamilton County are discussed. (NH)

An expanding number of graduate students are contributing to scholarly journals and this new phenomenon raises questions about graduate students' role in the academic world. (DS)

Suggests that there is a personality type likely to distort information--the neurotic--and discusses implications for advertising. (RB)

Practical suggestions for the organization of small technical libraries are given for trained librarians without a technical background. (Author)

Research study examines high school students' reading interests across several variables. (RB)

A computer-assisted periodical control system was designed to reduce clerical time required to maintain records in three areas: renewal audit, routing, and records-keeping. The renewal audit features are unusual and are described in detail. (3 references) (Author/DH)

The research reported suggests some ways in which economists could help themselves by rationalizing their literature, making better use of the bibliographic tools in existence and improving these tools. Ways librarians could do more to assist their readers are specified. (10 references) (Author/NH)

Special issue devoted to the life and works of Gustavo Adolfo Becquer. (DS)

Problems of space and increased demands for materials suggest the use of microforms may be near at hand. Deciding which microforms and which readers and reader/printers are best in a school situation is discussed. (11 references) (Author/NH)