Describes the activities of the Franklin book translation programs in Tehran, Iran. (PF)

Printing from glue is another inexpensive technique for expanding classroom printmaking experiences. (Author)

Describes a project involving both art and science wherein students learn to make photograms. (GB)

Discusses the election of officers and some of the resolutions adopted at the 1973 Association for Education in Journalism convention. (RB)

Financial problems are causing many university presses to close down their publication of scholarly books and articles. (HS)

Illustrates a compromise between vertical and horizontal typographies which should make speed reading faster and more reliable, and suggests that computers could prepare text according to this arrangement. (MB)

The web printing process can be successfully used to produce an economical college catalog. (MN)

Discusses new information forms that promise to force changes in the information transfer process which is based on the organization, storage, and distribution of edition printed products. Roles of authors, publishers, jobbers, librarians, and users in the information transfer process are highlighted. (EJS)

Printings and editions of a given monographic title are noted as major causes of duplicate bibliographic records in bibliographic networks. Considerations which cataloger must note--history of printing technology, cataloging rules, Library of Congress policy, local practices, and standards of bibliographic utilities--are discussed. Thirty-three…

Suggests that the computer can influence the art of typesetting to provide a new dimension to the typed or screen-image page that may lead to improved reading speed and comprehension. A series of examples of print styles that have different interactions with the ability to read accompany the text. (Author/JL)

Presents new evidence on the effect of technology on worker alienation, using data from the organizational level as well as the individual level. In the latter approach, the impact of automation on the work of newspaper printers is examined. (SK)

Traces the development of printing and other technologies of communication. Discusses their impact on society. (JMF)

Describes procedures that students can follow to develop latent prints. An introduction of chemistry of latent prints is also presented. (HM)

The U.S. Serial Set has changed since its beginning in 1817. The early Serial Set is a large and comprehensive record of government activity, but the 20th-century Serial Set has been reduced in scope and contains almost no executive branch documents and only a select portion of congressional publications. Four tables outline the contents of the…

Affirms that taking time to learn type classification, terminology, and use will be a major step in producing more effective high school newspapers. Considers that desktop publishing is both a blessing and a curse when it comes to type use. Provides type use definitions. (PA)