The Australian Library Journal 1992: Vol 41 Index

9 Pages·1992·1.7 MB·English

Australian Library Journal
INDEX
Volume 41 1992
Compiled by Alan Walker
Australian Library and Information Association
1993

AARNet: Australian Library and Information Association.
‘AARNet and the academic library: the role of the Reference and Information Service Section.
University of Newcastle Libraries in Priorities for the future: proceedings of the 1st
marketing and institutional support’ by Jim National Reference and Information Service
Cleary and Bill Linklater 81-89 Section Conference and the University, College
‘Remote searching of OPACs and the electronic and Research Libraries Section Workshop on
conference’ by David Waters 70-75 Research (ALIA Thorpe, 1992). Notice 13
ABN. See AUSTRALIAN BIBLIOGRAPHIC AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION
NETWORK (ABN) ASSOCIATION: STATEMENTS ON PRO-
ABORIGINAL STUDIES: ‘Ethnocentrism in subject FESSIONAL PRACTICE AND EDUCATION.
headings’ by Heather Moorcroft 40-45 ‘Libraries, information services, and the emerging
AIDS: How to find information about AIDS/ Jeffrey T. concept of“A duty of care”’ by John Levett 3-
Huber (editor). Reviewed by Neil A. Radford 303 13; letter from Eric Marsh 219-223
‘Albury Wodonga ’92: a personal view’ (guest editorial) Australian Library Journal:
by Peter Clayton 235-236 ‘Articles for ALJ’ by Michael Talbot 270
ALIA. See AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND Editorial policy 1-2
INFORMATION ASSOCIATION Index to Volume 40. Notice 39
Anderson, H.C.L. Quoted 30, 280 Index to Volume 41. Announcement 246
Andre, Roger. ‘Libraries around Australia: Going it AUSTRALIAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY. LIBRARY:
alone: the Grange Institute’ 224-227 ‘VALA 1991’ Letter from Colin Steele 77
Arnold, John. ‘A Common wealth: recording Australia’s ‘Australian university library services for visually
heritage’ 122-128 impaired students: results of a survey’ by Rebecca
ARTHUR ROBINSON & HEDDERWICKS (law firm): Smale 199-212; letters to the editor 296-299
‘Working within a structure; library databases The Australian Women’s Weekly: ‘Indexing The
alongside general computer applications in the Australian Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird
law firm Arthur Robinson & Hedderwicks’ and Susan Sheridan 145-150
(Libraries around Australia) by Ruth Bird 60-63
‘As others see us’ (quotations) 128, 293 Baird, Barbara. ‘Indexing The Australian Women’s
AUDIOCASSETTES: ‘On her blindness; reflections on Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan Sheridan
the use of spoken word cassettes from the public 145-150
library’ by Alison Gregg 129-132; letter from Wendy Barth, John. The Tidewater tales. Quoted 45-46
Christensen 294; letter from Alan Bates 295 Bates, Alan. ‘On her blindness’ (letter) 295
AUSTRALIA. PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUSTRALIA: ‘A Common wealth:
REPRESENTATIVES. STANDING COM- recording Australia’s heritage’ by John Arnold
MITTEE FOR LONG TERM STRATEGIES. 122-128
Australia as an information society (Reports). BIBLIOGRAPHY: HISTORY: The Legaocf Pyau l Otlet,
‘Australia as an information society: Allan Horton pioneer of information science’ by W. Boyd
reviews the Jones Reports’ 228-239 Rayward 90-102
‘Australia as an information society: Allan Horton Bird, Ruth. ‘Libraries around Australia; working within
reviews the Jones Reports’ 228-239 a structure; library databases alongside general
AUSTRALIAN BIBLIOGRAPHIC NETWORK (ABN): computer applications in the law firm Arthur
‘Resource sharing and retrospective conversion’ Robinson & Hedderwicks’ 60-63
by Peter Dobrovits 118-120 Blind people. See VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE
AUSTRALIAN HISTORY: ‘Indexing The Australian Book prices. See PRICES OF BOOKS
Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan BOOK REVIEWS, 301-310
Sheridan 145-150 ‘Australia as an information society: Allan Horton
AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION reviews the Jones Reports’ 228-239
ASSOCIATION. BIENNIAL CONFERENCE Call for reviewers 75
(2nd, Albury-Wodonga, 1992): ‘Albury Wodonga Guidelines for reviewers: after page 156, after
92: a personal view’ (guest editorial) by Peter page 234, page 311
Clayton 235-236 Received for review 154-156, 234, 312
AUSTRALIAN LIBRARY AND INFORMATION Bowes, Barry. Between the stacks. Quoted 300
ASSOCIATION: MEMBERSHIP. ‘ALIA and the Brandis, Leanne. ‘Insect pests and their eradication’b y
logic of collective action’ by Alex Cutts 133-144 Carolla Stranger and Leanne Brandis 180-183
Brewer, Joan. Review of Collections of religion and
theology in Australia and New Zealand/ Coralie
Jenkin (editor) 301-302
Broadbent, Marianne. ‘Computerised management information systems in
‘Libraries around Australia: Who said library libraries’ by Stuart Ferguson and Michael
services don’t matter? University of Whitelaw 184-198
Melbourne, Graduate School of Computers. See LIBRARY AUTOMATION;
Management, McLennan Library’ 151-154 MICROCOMPUTERS
Priorities, performance and benefits: an ‘The Concept of the virtual school library’ by Margaret
exploratory study olfi brary and information Butterworth 247-256
units/ Marianne Broadbent and Hans Co-operation, library. See LIBRARY CO-OPERATION
Lofgren. Reviewed by Jan Gaebler 303-304 Cornelius, Bert. ‘Services for visually impaired students’
Bryan, Harrison. Review of Recollections of forty years (letter) 296
of public library service/ F.A. Sharr 304-306 Cram, Jennifer. ‘The Right twig for an eagle’s nest’ 31-
BUSINESS SCHOOL LIBRARIES: ‘Libraries around 39
Australia: Who said library services don’t matter? CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR ANALYSIS: ‘Priority
University of Melbourne, Graduate School of and performance evaluation: a tool for libraries’
Management, McLennan Library’ by Marianne by Hans Lofgren 14-30
Broadbent 151-154 CRITICAL THINKING: Henri, James. ‘Learning to
Butterworth, Margaret. ‘The Concept of the virtual learn; reflections upon enquiry, information
school library’ 247-256 literacy and critical thinking’ by James Henri and
Ken Dillon 103-117
CAMPUS 2000 (British online service): The Concept of Cronin, Peter. ‘Services for visually impaired students’
the virtual school library’ by Margaret letter from Peter Cronin and Keitha Keyes 298-
Butterworth 247-256 299
CANADA: PENPALS: Letter from Frances Thomson 156 CSIRO RESEARCH LABORATORY, Griffith, NSW:
Care, Duty of. See DUTY OF CARE ‘Margaret Russell: a pioneer librarian in the
CATALOGUING: EXAMINATIONS: HISTORY: ‘From Riverina’ 213-219
the desk of Augustus Slope’ 280-282 Cutts, Alex. ‘ALIA and the logic of collective action’ 133-
Cherrett, Carolyn. ‘Library technician skills transfer’ 144
231-234
CHILDREN’S LIBRARIES: ‘Effective lobbying for DATABASE CREATION: ‘Indexing The Australian
libraries: the WA Children’s Book Council 1945- Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan
1953’ by Alison Gregg 257-270 Sheridan 145-150
Christensen, Wendy. Letter 294 DECISION SUPPORT SYSTEMS: ‘Computerised
CHURCHILL FELLOWSHIPS: Notice 282 management information systems in libraries’ by
Clayton, Peter. ‘Albury Wodonga ’92: a personal view’ Stuart Ferguson and Michael Whitelaw 184-198
(guest editorial) 235-236 Dillon, Ken. ‘Leatorl eanrn;i refnlecgtio ns upon enquiry,
Cleary, Jim. ‘AARNet and the academic library: the information literacy and critical thinking’ by
role of the University of Newcastle Libraries in James Henri and Ken Dillon 103-117
markeandt inistintutgion al support’ by Jim Cleary DISCARDS: The Strange rise of semi-literate England:
and Bill Linklater 81-89 the dissolution of the libraries/ W.J. West.
Coleman, Ross. Review of Collection development for Editorial by Michael Talbot 157-158; review by
Australian libraries, 2nd ed./C.E. Gorman and J. John Levett 306-308
Kennedy 308-309 Dobrovits, Peter. ‘Resource sharing and retrospective
COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT: conversion’ 118-120
See also DISCARDS DOCUMENTATION: HISTORY: ‘The Legacy of Paul
Collection development for Australian libraries, Otlet, pioneer of information science’ by W. Boyd
2nd ed/ C.E. Gorman and J. Kennedy. Rayward 90-102
Reviewed by Ross Coleman 308-309 Douglass, Yvonne. ‘Services for visually impaired
‘Computerised management information systems in students’ (letter) 296-298
libraries’ by Stuart Ferguson and Michael Drabble, Margaret. The Radiant way. Quoted 128
Whitelaw 184-198 DUTY OF CARE. ‘Libraries, information services, and
Collections of religion and theology in Australia and the emerging concept of “A duty of care”’ by John
New Zealand/ Coralie Jenkin (editor). Reviewed Levett 3-13; letter from Eric Marsh 219-223
by Joan Brewer 301-302
COLLECTIVE ACTION: ‘ALIA and the logic of collective Editorial policy. See Australian Library Journal
action’ by Alex Cutts 133-144 EDITORIALS:
‘A Common wealth: recording Australia’s heritage’ by By Michael Talbot 1-2, 79-80, 157-158
John Arnold 122-128 ‘Albury Wodonga "92: a personal view’ (guest
editorial) by Peter Clayton 235-236
EDUCATION FOR LIBRARIANSHIP: HISTORY: Gregg, Alison.
‘From the desk of Augustus Slope’ 280-282 ‘Effective lobbying for libraries: the WA Children’s
EDUCATIONAL THEORY: Henri, James. ‘Learning Book Council 1945-1953’ 257-270
to learn; reflections upon enquiry, information ‘On her blindness; reflections on the use of spoken
literacy and critical thinking’ by James Henri and word cassettes from the public library’ 129-
Ken Dillon 103-117 132; letter from Wendy Christensen 294;
‘Effective lobbying for libraries: the WA Children’s letter from Alan Bates 295
Book Council 1945-1953’ by Alison Gregg 257-270 Guide to the collections: Mortlock Library of South
ELECTRONIC CONFERENCING: ‘Remote searching Australiana/ Diana Honey (editor). Reviewed by
of OPACs and the electronic conference’ by David Bernard O'Neil 302-303
Waters 70-75
ENQUIRY METHODS: Henri, James. ‘Learning to Hankel, Valmai. ‘Friends of the library groups’ (letter)
learn; reflections upon enquiry, information 78
literacy and critical thinking’ by James Henri and Henri, James. ‘Learning to learn; reflections upon
Ken Dillon 103-117 enquiry, information literacy and critical thinking’
Ethics. See DUTY OF CARE by James Henri and Ken Dillon 103-117
‘Ethnocentrism in subject headings’ by Heather HISTORICAL BIBLIOGRAPHY: AUSTRALIA: ‘A
Moorcroft 40-45 Common wealth: recording Australia’s heritage’
EVALUATION OF INFORMATION SERVICES: by John Arnold 122-128
Priorities, performance and benefits: an Honey, Diana (editor). Guide to the collections: Mortlock
exploratory study ofl ibrary and information Library of South Australiana. Reviewed by
units/ Marianne Broadbent and Hans Bernard O'Neil 302-303
Lofgren. Reviewed by Jan Gaebler 303-304 Horton, Allan. ‘Australia as an information society:
‘Priority and performance evaluation: a tool for Allan Horton reviews the Jones Reports’ 228-239
libraries’ by Hans Lofgren 14-30 How to find information about AIDS/ Jeffrey T. Huber
(editor). Reviewed by Neil A. Radford 303
Ferguson, Stuart. ‘Computerised management Huber, Jeffrey T. (editor). How to find information
information systems in libraries’ by Stuart about AIDS. Reviewed by Neil A. Radford 303
Ferguson and Michael Whitelaw 184-198
Fleming, Hugh (editor). User education in academic Ifould, W.H. (about). ‘Manoeuvres of a mano f principle:
libraries/ Hugh Fleming (editor). Reviewed by an investigation of W.H. Ifould”’ by DavidJ. Jones
Christine Maher 309-310 159-179
FRIENDS OF THE LIBRARY: ‘Friends of the library ‘Indexing The Australian Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara
groups: implications for promotion of library Baird and Susan Sheridan 145-150
interests’ by Daniel Ferguson (published in INFORMATION LITERACY: Henri, James. ‘Learning
Volume 40:328-335); Comments by Valmai Hankel to learn; reflections upon enquiry, information
(letter) 78 literacy and critical thinking’ byJ ames Henri and
‘From the desk of Augustus Slope’ (series of historical Ken Dillon 103-117
quotations) 30, 121, 183, 280-282 Information quality. See DUTY OF CARE
INFORMATION SCIENCE: HISTORY: ‘The Legacy of
Gaebler, Jan. Review of Priorities, performance and Paul Otlet, pioneer of information science’ by W.
benefits: an exploratory study of library and Boyd Rayward 90-102
information units/ Marianne Broadbent and Hans INFORMATION SOCIETY: ‘Australia as an
Lofgren 303-304 information society: Allan Horton reviews the
‘Going it alone: the Grange Institute’ (Libraries around Jones Reports’ 228-239
Australia) by Roger Andre 224-227 ‘Insect pests and their eradication’ by Carolla Stranger
GOODS AND SERVICES TAX: ‘University libraries and Leanne Brandis 180-183
and the proposed goods and services tax’ by Abe I. INSTITUTE LIBRARIES (SA): ‘Libraries around
Greenbaum 237-246 Australia: Going it alone: the Grange Institute’ by
Gorman, C.E. Collection development for Australian Roger Andre 224-227
libraries, 2nd ed/ C.E. Gorman and J. Kennedy.
Reviewed by Ross Coleman 308-309 Jenkin, Coralie.
GRANGE INSTITUTE (SA). ‘Libraries around Collections of religion and theology in Australia
Australia: Going it alone: the Grange Institute’ by and New Zealand/ Coralie Jenkin (editor)
Roger Andre 224-227 Reviewed by Joan Brewer 301-302
Greenbaum, Abe I. ‘University libraries and the ‘Library co-operation; if libraries can do it, they
proposed goods and services tax’ 237-246 can do it together’ 64-69
Jones, Barry O. ‘Australia as an information society:
Allan Horton reviews the Jones Reports’ 228-239
Jones, David J. LIBRARY AUTOMATION:
‘Manoeuvreso fa mano fp rinciple: an investigation See also MICROCOMPUTERS; RETRO-
of W.H. Ifould’ 159-179 SPECTIVE CONVERSION
‘Shelving standards’ (letter) 219 ‘VALA 1991’ Letter from Colin Steele 77
‘Working within a structure; library databases
Kay, Robert. Quoted 121 alongside general computer applications in
Kennedy, J. Collection development for Australian the law firm Arthur Robinson &
libraries, 2nd ed/ C.E. Gorman and J. Kennedy. Hedderwicks’ (Libraries around Australia)
Reviewed by Ross Coleman 308-309 by Ruth Bird 60-63
Keyes, Keitha. ‘Services for visually impaired students’ LIBRARY BOARD OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA:
letter from Peter Cronin and Keitha Keyes 298- HISTORY:
299 ‘Effective lobbying for libraries: the WA Children’s
Book Council 1945-1953’ by Alison Gregg
LAW LIBRARIES: ‘Working within a structure; lib- 257-270
rary databases alongside general computer Recollectionos ff orty yearso fp ublic library service/
applications in the law firm Arthur Robinson & F.A. Sharr. Reviewed by Harrison Bryan 304-
Hedderwicks’ (Libraries around Australia) by 306
Ruth Bird 60-63 LIBRARY CO-OPERATION:
LCSH. See LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT See also NETWORKS
HEADINGS ‘ACommon wealth: recording Australia’s heritage’
LEARNING: ‘Learning to learn; reflections upon by John Arnold 122-128
enquiry, information literacy and critical thinking’ ‘Library co-operation; if libraries can do it, they
by James Henri and Ken Dillon 103-117 can do it together’ by Coralie Jenkin 64-69
‘The Legacy oPfa ul Otlet, pioneer of information science’ — sharing and retrospective conversion’
by W. Boyd Rayward 90-102 by Peter Dobrovits 118-120
Legal issues. See DUTY OF CARE LIBRARY MANAGEMENT: ‘Computerised
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: 76-78, 156, 219-223, 294 management information systems in libraries’ by
Levett, John. Stuart Ferguson and Michael Whitelaw 184-198 _
‘Libraries, information services, and the emerging LIBRARY OF CONGRESS SUBJECT HEADINGS
concept of “A duty of care”’ 3-13; letter from (LCSH): ‘Ethnocentrism in subject headings’ by
Eric Marsh 219-223 Heather Moorcroft 40-45
The Strange rise of semi-literate England: the LIBRARY PROMOTION: ‘Marketing library and
dissolution of the libraries/ W.J. West. information services in the’90s’ by Phillip Morgan
Editorial by Michael Talbot 157-158; review and Sue Noble 283-292
by John Levett 306-308 Library shelving. See SHELVING
LIBRARIANS: HISTORY: Recollections of forty years LIBRARY TECHNICIANS: ‘Library technician skills
of public library service/ F.A. Sharr. Reviewed by transfer’ by Carolyn Cherrett 231-234
Harrison Bryan 304-306 Linklater, Bill. ‘AARNet and the academic library: the
LIBRARIANS: PROFESSIONALISM: ‘ALIA and the role of the University of Newcastle Libraries in
logic of collective action’ by Alex Cutts 133-144 markeandt insititnutigona l support’b yJ im Cleary
‘Libraries, information services, and the emerging and Bill Linklater 81-89
concept of “A duty of care”’ by John Levett 3-13; LOBBYING: ‘Effective lobbying for libraries: the WA
letter from Eric Marsh 219-223 Children’s Book Council 1945-1953’ by Alison
‘Libraries around Australia’ (series of articles). Gregg 257-270
‘Going it alone: the Grange Institute’ by Roger Lofgren, Hans.
Andre 224-227 Priorities, performance and benefits: an
‘SOLA International Information Service’ by Ray exploratory study ofl ibrary and information
Price 271-279 units/ Marianne Broadbent and Hans
‘Who said library services don’t matter? University Lofgren. Reviewed by Jan Gaebler 303-304
of Melbourne, Graduate School of ‘Priority and performance evaluation: a tool for
Management, McLennan Library’ by libraries’ 14-30
Marianne Broadbent 151-154
‘Working within a structure; library databases McLENNAN LIBRARY: ‘Libraries around Australia:
alongside general computer applications in Wholibsrarya seriviceds do n’t matter? University
the law firm Arthur Robinson & of Melbourne, Graduate School of Management,
Hedderwicks’ by Ruth Bird 60-63 McLennan Library by Marianne Broadbent 151-
154
Maher, Christine. Review of User educaitn aicaodenmi c
libraries/ Hugh Fleming (editor) 309-310
Management, Library See LIBRARY MANAGEMENT Paraprofessionals. See LIBRARY TECHNICIANS
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS: PENPALS: Letter from Frances Thomson 156
‘Computerised management information systems ‘Pergamon prices to fall’ Letter from Nick Pritchard 76-
in libraries’ by Stuart Ferguson and Michael 7 7
Whitelaw 184-198 PERIODICAL INDEXING: ‘Indexing The Australian
‘Manoeuvres of a man of principle: an investigation of Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan
W.H. Ifould’ by David J. Jones 159-179 Sheridan 145-150
Marketing. See LIBRARY PROMOTION Personal computers. See MICROCOMPUTERS
MICROCOMPUTERS: ‘Public librarians’ views of the PRESERVATION. ‘Insect pests and their eradication’
impact of personal computers on public libraries’ by Carolla Stranger and Leanne Brandis 180-183
by Patricia Willard 47-59 Price, Ray. ‘Libraries around Australia: SOLA
Mills, Carol. ‘Outrageous prices’ (/etter) 76 International Information Service’ 271-279
Moorcroft, Heather. ‘Ethnocentrism in subject headings’ PRICES OF BOOKS:
40-45 ‘Outrageous prices’ Letter from Carol Mills 76
Morgan, Phillip. ‘Marketing library and information ‘Pergamon prices to fall’ Letter from Nick Pritchard
services in the ’90s’ by Phillip Morgan and Sue 16-77
Noble 283-292 ‘University libraries and the proposed goods and
Mortlock Library of South Australiana: guide to the services tax’ by Abe I. Greenbaum 237-246
collections/ Diana Honey (editor). Reviewed by Print handicapped people. See VISUALLY IMPAIRED
Bernard O’Neil 302-303 PEOPLE
Moynahan, Julian. Quoted 293 Priorities for the future: proceedingso ft he 1st National
Reference and Information Service Section
NETWORKS: Conference and the University, College and
See also AARNet; AUSTRALIAN BIBLIO- Research Libraries SectionW on Research
GRAPHIC NETWORK; LIBRARY (ALIA Thorpe, 1992). Notice 13; Advertisement
CO-OPERATION 144
Editorial by Michael Talbot 79-80 Priorities, performance and benefits: an exploratory
‘Library co-operation; if libraries can do it, they study of library and information units/ Marianne
can do it together’ by Coralie Jenkin 64-69 Broadbent and Hans Lofgren. Reviewed by Jan
‘Remote searching of OPACs and the electronic Gaebler 303-304
conference’ by David Waters 70-75 ‘Priority and performance evaluation: a tool for libraries’
Newcastle University Libraries. See UNIVERSITY OF by Hans Lofgren 14-30
NEWCASTLE LIBRARIES Pritchard, Nick. ‘Pergamon prices to fall’ (letter) 76-77
NEXUS (online service): The Concept of the virtual Promotion. See LIBRARY PROMOTION
school library’ by Margaret Butterworth 247-256 ‘Public librarians’ views of the impact of personal
Noble, Sue. ‘Marketing library and information services computers on public libraries’ by Patricia Willard
in the 90s’ by Phillip Morgan and Sue Noble 283- 47-59
292 PUBLIC LIBRARIES:
‘On her blindness; reflections on the use of spoken
‘On her blindness; reflections on the use of spoken word word cassettes from the public library’ by
cassettes from the public library’ by Alison Gregg Alison Gregg 129-132; letter from Wendy
129-132; letter from Wendy Christensen 294; letter Christensen 294; letter from Alan Bates 295
from Alan Bates 295 ‘Public librarians’ views of the impact of personal
O'Neil, Bernard. Review of Guide to the collections: computers on public libraries’ by Patricia
Mortlock Library of South Australiana/ Diana Willard 47-59
Honey (editor) 302-303 ‘The Right twig for an eagle’s nest’ by Jennifer
ONLINE INFORMATION SERVICES: ‘The Concept Cram 31-39
of the virtual school library’ by Margaret PUBLIC LIBRARIES: WESTERN AUSTRALIA:
Butterworth 247-256 Recoolff orlty yeearsc oftp ubliicliobrarny sservi ce/
Online Public Access Catalogues. See OPACs FA Sharr. Reviewed by Harrison Bryan 304-
OPACs: ‘Remote searching ofO PACands t he electronic 306
conference’ by David Waters 70-75 PUBLIC LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES:
Otlet, Paul (about): The Legacy of Paul Otlet, pioneer ‘From the desk of Augustus Slope’ 183, 280-282
of information science’ by W. Boyd Rayward 90- ‘Manoeuvres of a man of principle: an investigation
102 of W.H. Ifould” by David J. Jones 159-179
‘Outrageous prices’ Letter from Carol Mills 76
Quality. See DUTY OF CARE
Quotations. See ‘As others see us’; ‘From the desk of
Augustus Slope’; ‘Quote of the issue’
‘Quote of the issue’ (series) 45-46, 300
5
Radford, Neil A. Review of How to find information about SPECIAL LIBRARIES:
AIDS/ Jeffrey T. Huber (editor). 303 ‘Libraries around Australia: SOLA International
Rayward, W. Boyd. ‘The Legacy of Paul Otlet, pioneer Information Service’ by Ray Price 271-279
of information science’ 90-102 ‘Library co-operation; if libraries can do it, they
READER EDUCATION: User education in academic can do it together’ by Coralie Jenkin 64-69
libraries/ Hugh Fleming (editor). Reviewed by ‘Margaret Russell: a pioneer librarian in the
Christine Maher 309-310 Riverina’ 213-219
Recollections of forty years of public library service/ State Library of New South Wales: History. See PUBLIC
F.A. Sharr. Reviewed by Harrison Bryan 304-306 LIBRARY OF NEW SOUTH WALES
Religion: Libraries. See THEOLOGICAL LIBRARIES Steele, Colin. VALA 1991’ (letter) 77
‘Remote searching of OPACs and the electronic The Strange rise of semi-literate England: the
conference’ by David Waters 70-75 dissolution of the libraries/ W.J. West. Editorial
RESOURCE-BASED ENQUIRY: Henri, James. by Michael Talbot 157-158; review by John Levett
‘Learning to learn; reflections upon enquiry, 306-308
information literacy and critical thinking’ by Stranger, Carolla. ‘Insect pests and their eradication’
James Henri and Ken Dillon 103-117 by Carolla Stranger and Leanne Brandis 180-183
Resource sharing. See LIBRARY CO-OPERATION Success factors. See CRITICAL SUCCESS FACTOR
RETROSPECTIVE CONVERSION: ‘Resource sharing ANALYSIS
and retrospective conversion’ by Peter Dobrovits SUBJECT INDEXING: ‘Ethnocentrism in subject
118-120 headings’ by Heather Moorcroft 40-45
Reviews. See BOOK REVIEWS
‘The Right twig for an eagie’s nest’ by Jennifer Cram 31- Talbot, Michael.
39 ‘Articles for ALJ’ 270
RIVERINA DISTRICT (NSW): ‘Margaret Russell: a Editorials 1-2, 79-80, 157-158
pioneer librarian in the Riverina’ 213-219 Taxation. See GOODS AND SERVICES TAX
Russell, Margaret. ‘Margaret Russell: a pioneer Technicians. See LIBRARY TECHNICIANS
librarian in the Riverina’ 213-219 TELECOMMUNICATThIe OCoNncSep:t o ft he virtual
school library’ by Margaret Butterworth 247-256 .
SCHOOL LIBRARIES: ‘The Concept of the virtual THEOLOGICAL LIBRARIES:
school library’ by Margaret Butterworth 247-256 Collections of religion and theology in Australia
SERVICE: ‘Libraries, information services, and the and New Zealand/ Coralie Jenkin (editor).
emerging concept of“A duty of careby” J’oh n Levett Reviewed by Joan Brewer 301-302
3-13; letter from Eric Marsh 219-223 ‘Library co-operation; if libraries can do it, they
Sharr, FA. Recollections of forty years of public library can do it together’ by Coralie Jenkin 64-69
service. Reviewed by Harrison Bryan 304-306 THESAURUS CONSTRUCTION: ‘Indexing The
SHELVING: ‘Shelving standards’ letter from David J. Australian Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird
Jones 219 and Susan Sheridan 145-150
Sheridan, Susan. ‘Indexing The Australian Women’s Thomson, Frances. Letter 156
Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan Sheridan
145-150 UNIVERSAL DECIMAL CLASSIFICATION (UDC):
SKILLS TRANSFER: Library technician skills transfer’ HISTORY: ‘The Legacy of Paul Otlet, pioneer of
by Carolyn Cherrett 231-234 information science’ by W. Boyd Rayward 90-102
Smale, Rebecca. ‘Australian university library services UNIVERSITY LIBRARIES:
for visually impaired students: results ofa survey’ ‘AARNet and the academic library: the role of the
199-212; letters to the editor 296-299 University of Newcastle Libraries in
SOLA INTERNATIONAL INFORMATION SERVICE marketing and institutional support’ by Jim
(SA): ‘Libraries around Australia: SOLA Cleary and Bill Linklater 81-89
International Information Service’ by Ray Price ‘Australian university library services for visually
271-279 impaired students: results of a survey’ by
SOUTH AUSTRALIANA: Guide to the collections: Rebecca Smale 199-212; letters to the editor
Mortlock Library of South Australiana/ Diana 296-299
Honey (editor). Reviewed by Bernard O’Neil 302- ‘University libraries and the proposed goods and
303 services tax’ by Abe I. Greenbaum 237-246
User education in academic libraries/ Hugh
Fleming (editor). Reviewed by Christine
Maher 309-310
UNIVERSITY OF MELBOURNE. GRADUATE VISUALLY IMPAIRED PEOPLE:
SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT: McLENNAN ‘Australian university library services for visually
LIBRARY: ‘Libraries around Australia: Who said impaired students: results of a survey’ by
library services don’t matter? University of Rebecca Smale 199-212; letters to the editor
Melbourne, Graduate School of Management, 296-299
McLennan Library’ by Marianne Broadbent 151- ‘On her blindness; reflections on the use of spoken
154 word cassettes from the public library’ by
UNIVERSITY OF NEWCASTLE LIBRARIES: Alison Gregg 129-132; letter from Wendy
‘AARNet and the academic library: the role of the Christensen 294; letter from Alan Bates 295
University of Newcastle Libraries in marketing
and institutional support’ by Jim Cleary and Bill Waters, David. ‘Remote searching of OPACs and the
Linklater 81-89 electronic conference’ 70-75
User education in academic libraries/ Hugh Fleming Weeding. See DISCARDS
(editor). Reviewed by Christine Maher 309-310 West, W.J. The Strange rise of semi-literate England:
the dissolution of the libraries. Editorial by
VICTORIAN ASSOCIATION FOR LIBRARY Michael Talbot 157-158; review by John Levett 306-
AUTOMATION. 6th Biennial Conference, 1991: 308
‘VALA 1991: state of the States & Territories’ WEST AUSTRALIAN CHILDREN’S BOOKCOUNCIL:
edited by Michael Metcalfe (published in ‘Effective lobbying for libraries: the WA Children’s
Volume 40:270-288). Addendum by Colin Book Council 1945-1953’ by Alison Gregg 257-270
Steele 77 Whitelaw, Michael. ‘Computerised management
Views on reviews; a national seminar on reviewing information systems in libraries’ by Stuart
literature for young people (Adelaide, 7-8 May Ferguson and Michael Whitelaw 184-198
1993). Call for papers 132 Willard, Patricia. ‘Public librarians’ views of the impact
VIRTUAL LIBRARIES: ‘The Concept of the virtual of personal computers on public libraries’ 47-59
school library’ by Margaret Butterworth 247-256 WOMEN’S STUDIES: ‘Indexing The Australian
Women’s Weekly’ by Barbara Baird and Susan
Sheridan 145-150