Some basic information on stimulating the arts in the community, and how to go about it, is presented. (Author)

Laws governing the reproduction of works protected by copyright in various countries and current practices followed by libraries and other institutions are discussed. Reference is made to the copyright problems facing developing countries. (Author)

A deeply personal, religious article conveys the concerns of a librarian in Alaska. (MF)

The elements of the theory are noted and related to public library organization and practice and some wider implications for librarianship are suggested. (Author/NH)

The Jesuits of Chile initiated their first efforts in public library services by opening a collection of over 35,000 volumes to the public in downtown Santiago. This and other efforts of the Chilian Jesuits to supply much needed public library services are described. (NH)

The aim of this short review article which appears in the form of a personal commentary on the activities of individual libraries and university librarianship is to provide a forum for the discussion of the problems and successes of university libraries. (NH)

A place to absorb, reflect and grow. (NH)

Compiling bibliographies is a pastime that is at once fascinating, aggravating, and satisfying. The author presents some thoughts on the techniques of compiling bibliographies. (MF)

Search theory is applied to scanning library shelves or catalogs for items of immediate utility. (Author/AB)

The Woodlawn Public Library checks out cameras to youngsters as a special library service. (MF)

The Director of the Library Learning Center in Jacksonville describes the facility and its operation and also provides a bit of background on Alabama's overall library program. (LS)