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...was the headline of the San Antonio Light
Monday morning, June 17, the last day that Lillian
Messner (Ag), Steve Savage (PNM), Ruth Ellen Flint
(PNM) and I (Cataloguing) were in attendance at the
sixth annual North American Serials Interest Group
(NASIG) Conference. We were all out on the Paseo
del Rio (the ;jFliverwaIk;' downtown) Sundafy nxht when
a terrific, win y, rainy e ectric storm erupte . e a
enjoyed the Trinity University campus, a well-known
and well-landscaped Presbyterian school in the
' up-scale midtown area. Plus the tremendous exhibit
• of "Thirty Centuries of Mexican Art" at the San Antonio
/1 4 Museum of Art. Among the topics at the conference:
.‘ _ network-based electronic serials, publishing in the
~·§ European Economic Community, Eastern Europe and
• Latin America, combining check—in and senrice-desk
§¤R"`, staffs, journal marketing, claiming and replacing issues,
5 NOTIS developments, plus a workshop on microfilming
&¢.• (led by Stever) and one on cataloguing journal
  articles and book chapters (led by me).
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of authority control in libraries followed by methodical and
  detailed practice procedures which should make it a useful
addition to the cataIoger's bookshelf.
( ; RE I   by Linda Brew MacDonald, 91 ai. Z711.2 .T44 1991
This concerns "the very technologies we teach being used as
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t is a genera y rea a e overview o current issues an t eories
concerning teaching about technology in libraries and guide-
lines for selecting media for instmction, one chapter on each
medium: help screens, online tutorials, videos, CAI, expert
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The fo//owing is a letter received by The fo/lowing is a letter received by U P D A  
Brad Carrington. Dan Hodge, Architecture Library
Dear Brad: Many thanks, once again, for your
I might not have told you that excellent tour ofthe library for my
today is my last day in the HED 599-022 class this past Friday. Containers for waste ineieneie
cataloging department...or have I? Last year, the students found the to be iecycied have been
When I saw you earlierthis information which you provided Ordered ici. King Ncnh and
morning, I was trying to finish a most beneficial in completing their King South' -i-hey are expected
piece of cataloging, so I didn't research projects, and I have no to enive by the end ci Juiy_
stop to talk with you -- now I wish doubt that this year's group will find
I did. I want to tell you how much it useful as well. I am looking torvvard The hiii details describing the
l've learnt (sic) through the to some excellent papers! I wish project Wiii appear in the next
intemship and you have made that all of our students could Grggnbearl Watch for iii
this valuable experience available benefit from such a tour early
for me. As I have told you before, in their college careers.
everyone in the cataloging Please pass along my thanks
department is just so warm, to all of your staff as well torthelr
friendly and supportive. This assistance to my students and
is one of the most harmonious myself in using the Architecture
departments I have every met. I Library.
am sad that this is the last day
of my LIS 575 even though I Allison Carll White
know l'll get to see more of my Dept. of Human Environment
friends in the cataloging depart-
ment through my part-time work
at Special Collections.
Thank you again, Brad, for
everything you did for me. I
appreciate deeply your
guidance through all stages
of the field experience and   .
the attention and care you've Cami L_ Spence, Editor
g'V€" m°· May Diane Wright, cover design artist
Next Qreen Been Ieeueg:
August 9, 1991
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