xt76125q9588 https://exploreuk.uky.edu/dips/xt76125q9588/data/mets.xml Lexington, Kentucky University of Kentucky. Libraries 19760924 The title, The Green Bean, was not used until December 14, 1973. During 1992-1993 some issues were sent via email with the title: Green Screen.
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.1 October · Library Faculty annual meeting — 9•4 PM, Cernahan
H0uS€· (See note below) `
6 October · Pre-conference Workshop at UK: "Cateloging non- I l
print media" (For further information, see Faith
_ V Herders, Director's Office). Y ' ‘ »
7-9 October e KLA meets at Louisville. i
Contributors to this number; Cynthia Amann, Trudi Bellardo, Cliff
B1ack,_David Farrell (Editor), Judy Sackett, Ann Short,.Jph¤ Gray,
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT THE MARGARET I. KING LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY. 40506

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Library access for off-campus students:
The Libraries are currently investigating ways to meet the needs
~of off-campus students, according to a recent memo from the
Director to Steve Langston, Vice-President for Continuing Edu-
cation. Arrangements have been made to allow students enrolled
in off-campus courses (for example, at IBM, or in the master's
program offered by the College of Social Professions at Hazard)
to have special borrower‘s privileges. As special liaison to
off-campus students, Ed O'Hara will be responsible for developing
a program to respond to their needs.
About that stampede through King Library:
Instructional Services is about to begin the fall tours for the
Freshman English classes. This year there are 100 sections of
English lOl (2700 students) who will be taking the General
Orientation Tours of the King Library starting October 4.
Beginning September 27, 550 students in English 102 are slated
for our Instructional Tours, which include explanation of sources
ranging from Reader's Guide and Encylopaedia Britannica through
B Bibliographic Index.
Business English (English 203) is becoming more and more popular,
and starting November 3, 750 of these students will take the
Business English Tours. These tours combine orientation to the
building and an explanation of various business-related reference
tools.
So, approximately 4000 students will be shattering that tradition-
al-peace and quiet of the corridors and stacks_of King Library
in the next two months. -Offers to help_conduct any of the above
tours will be gratefully received by the Instructional Services
staff (phone 257-1025).
DATA SERVICES——On—line Newspaper Indexes;
This past week two new services were added in the Reference ,
Department. with the installation of another computer terminal,
I direct access was established to the Courier-Journal and Louisville
Times Index and to The Information Bank of the New York Times
Company. The latter includes not only materials from the New
York Times but also from about 60 other journals and newspapers
such as Business Week, Los Angeles Times, The wall Street Journal
and The Washington Post.
»Trudi Bellardo invites all curious staff members to visit Data
Services (in its new location, Room 20lA) during`the coming. i ·
week while we have some "free" computer time to experiment‘
with and demonstrate these computerized newspaper indexes.

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Courses-by—newspaper:
. "Oceans: Our Continuing Frontier," the latest offering of the
Courses by Newspaper program, is currently being published in
250 U.S. newspapers. The sixteen week “Oceans" series began the
week of September 5, under the sponsorship of the National
Endowment for the Humanities.. Topics to be discussed in the
articles include the oceans' impact on art and literature; their
valuable resources and importance to international order; their
allure as a place to work and play; and the new knowledge of
earth's history derived from their study. newspapers carrying
the course and available in the Newspaper/Microtext Department
include: State Journal (Frankfort), News·Enterprise (Elizabethtowr
Ky.), Kentucky Enquirer (Cincinnati), and several prominent
national newspapers. More information on the source is available _
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Library Faculty annual meeting;
The program for the October l meeting at Carnahan House is as
follows: N
9:0O- 9:30 — Coffee and Donuts
9:30-10:30 - Miscellaneous Announcements and Discussions
— Role of Library Faculty, Library plans 1976-77,
Director'sreaction to MRAP Report.
l0:30—ll:O0 — Break
ll:00—l2:00 ~ Continuation of Morning Disscussions
12:OO—=- 1:30 — Lunch
l:30~ 2:15 — Discussion Group Meetings
Topic (Room
Transactional Analysis Board Room (2nd fl.)
Space in King Sun Room (2nd fl.)
Public Services (T.Frye) Blue Room (2nd fl.)
Role of Library in Non- ‘
print (G.Webb,K.Sandvik) Meeting Room
2:l5~ 2:30 — Summary of Discussion Groups
2:30~ 3200 · Break
3:00~ 3:45 - Discussion Group Meetings .
Topic Room
Copyright Meeting Room
women in Management Sun Room
Future of Card Catalog Board Room
_ Staff Rotation Blue Room
Role of Library in Non-
print (J.Sackett) Game Room
3:45- 4:00 — Summary of Discussion Groups

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Hini~Grants for Instructional Improvement are available in amounts
up to $2OGifroo.the Office of Undergraduate Stuoiesy 391 Office
Tower. Any project intenceo to improve the uncerqraduate teaching~
learnino process is eligible. National Fniowment for the Humanities
Summer stipends are available to university faculty for two months
of stuéy or research in an area that enable them to "enlaroe their
competence." Deaoline l? October: setails from the Firector”s Office.
Other ieadlines; l Oct.: CLR”s Advancec Stuoy Program for Librarian;
15 Oct.: American Council of Learnec Societies” Travel Grant to
International Congresses anc Conferences: 22 Oct.? CLR's Acacemic
Library Manaqenent Intern Procram.
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Job ooenince Tech IV (Circulation ~ Nei. Center). For information
call Sara Leech at 3»5¤Q6.
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Assistant Eeac, Serials Department. Inciana University Libraries,
Bloomington, Inoiana. Apolication Gealline Nov. 1, 197F. Available
immeoiately. Salary# Up to $l2,75G. .
Special Collections Catalooer. Syracuse University Libraries.
Application ieailine Nov. l, l?7G. Pvailable Jan. l, l°77.
Salary: $ll,7*$+.
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As of Yi September Aiministrative Services willhaveexnewlook an?
a new location. The new location will be on the 35 floor of Kino
Worth between Bindery ano Collection Development. The new look
will incluie new faces ané expandec functions. Liz Pogue will become
Tva Cooper“s replacerent within the Accounting Section. Eva has
Rroppei to stucent status, but will continue to work with payroll in
the Director°s Office. Bob Turner will become Projects Coorcinator
for the Library. Pill Short, a stuoent, will be hanclinq fines ano
copy service money. There will also be an Acministrative Secretary
to provice typinc assistance for the Library system. If you have
typinc projects ana neei assistance contact John Gray.
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There will be a neetinq at 3x?¤ Noniay afternoon, Septeoher 27 to
aiscuss iceas for conpletinc the King Library Graonic Siqns Project.
Anyone with either interest or an iiea is welcome to attend.