The rapid proliferation of personal computers on many campuses has raised a number of questions as to how best to support them. An approach based upon network service machines is discussed. These services include mail, printing, plotting, batch execution, file storage, etc. (Author/MLW)

Questions the current trend of publishing modern classics of children's literature in lush, expensive, newly illustrated editions. (FL)

In this article materials were geared to the ability levels of young students, who learned about intaglio printing, a process that involved engraving in a hard material. (Author/RK)

This publication contains classroom-tested teaching ideas. For grades K-4, "'Blessed Ted-fred': Famous Fathers Write to Their Children" uses American Memory for primary source letters written by Theodore Roosevelt and Alexander Graham Bell to their children. For grades 5-8, "Found Poetry and the American Life Histories…

Article gives the outline for materials, equipment, and the process for children to make prints in art class. (GB)

A small press is, essentially, an enterprise dedicated to overcoming routine publishing attitudes. Reviewing services, reference aids, bookstores, and publishers' addresses are included in this review of small press publications for 1973. (Author/SM)

Tremendous technological changes (computer-driven editing and typesetting systems) going on in the newspaper industry are seen as affecting university news bureau operations, especially the news release. The University of Nebraska-Lincoln's switch to computer input equipment, which allows direct input of stories into three major Nebraska papers,…

This paper presents guidelines for improving instructional text under three main headings: prose and grammatical features; tables and graphs; and typographical design. The paper has been printed in such a way as to illustrate the points made. (Author)

Description of the National Library of Bhutan and its manuscript microfilming project; selection of texts and preparation and carving of wood blocks for printing; conservation measures for the preservation of manuscripts and printing blocks; and possible future developments.(LRW)

Questions the notion that William Blake's epic poem "The Four Zoas" is simply a manuscript--it is a part of Blake's working through the problems of publication during the reign of a conservative, nationalistic government at war with France. Suggests that Blake's construction of the text makes the act of reading "both traitorous and…