This bibliography of 184 items was compiled in connection with the Library Technology Program of the Kennedy-King College. The items listed were acquired by the college library to support the course work. Pamphlets, books and periodical titles are included, and items suggested for initial purpose are indicated. (JB)

Julia Emmons, an assistant professor at Emory University's Division of Librarianship, comments on librarianship and library education. (PF)

It was discovered that the number of subject Ph.D.s enrolling in library schools is increasing rapidly, that job opportunities for subject Ph.D.s in librarianship are very good, and that subject Ph.D.s are generally employed in choice positions. (Author)

Discussion of the pros and cons of continuing education--mandatory and otherwise--for librarians. (MBR)

The concept of intellectual freedom, and its presence or lack of presence in library education programs, is discussed. (KP)

Analysis of teaching methods and student responses in library colleges. (KP)

Authentication and certification of documents should be established as a part of the selection process in archives. Introductory courses in document examination are advocated for archival training programs. (JPF)

On the basis of information available to prospective students, the availability of courses and programs in special librarianship is described. (Author)

An elective course available to students at the University of Michigan is described. (Author)

This article evokes the dimensions of the academic job crisis and the resulting opportunity for library recruitment, but calls attention to the changes of permitting the librarians' job market to be overrun by subject specialist candidates who may not have a genuine commitment to library service. (4 references) (Author/SJ)