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Q . CALENDAR
November 17 Dedication of the W. Hugh Peal
_ Gallery, 3:00 p.m., King Library
» - North.
November 17-23 American Education week.
November 19 First Presidential Library
founded in 1939 by Franklin D. —
, Roosevelt.
November 20 ` Dedication of the Robert C. Hume
_ Foyer in the Agriculture Library.
‘ November 22 Library Faculty Meeting.
November 22 Gallery Series: "Graduate String I
Quartet." Elizabeth O'Bannon,
violin; Joanne Switzur, violin; ·
‘ Monica workings, viola; Suzanne
Barber, cello. V
‘ November 25 Andrew Carnegie, 1835-1919.
Benefactor of more than 2,500
libraries.
_ November 28 , Thanksgiving Day. University
holiday. ,
November 29 King Libraries North and South
closed.
Next Green Bean issue: Friday, November 29, 1985.
Deadline for inclusion: Friday, November 22, 1985.
Production Staff: Editor, Kerry Kresse; Typist,
Stephanie Smith; Printer, Cecil Madison.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT THE MARGARET I. KING LIBRARY, UNIVERSITY OF KENTUCKY, LEXINGTON, KY. 40506-0039

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FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK
Positive feedback at last! Thanks for all your friendly
comments on the Green Bean. LS2000 updates will be monthly, but
will occur more frequently if things start to hop. Thanks to
Judy Sackett (Periodicals/Newspapers/Microfilm Dept.) for her
suggested column on new staff. (And thanks to Ann Howell for
supplying all the info!!) Special thanks to Evelyn Evans, Dan
Barkley and Sharon Neikirk for their additions to this Green
Bean.
WELCOME ABOARD!! NEW STAFF ARRIVALS
This new column makes mention of new staff and transfers. So
if a strange voice answers the phone, you'll know why. .
New Staff
Wanda Arnold. . ........... Microfilm Center
Joanne Filkins ............ Copy Service
B. J. Gooch ............. Special Collections
Dianne Marcus ............ Copy Service
Carol Ranta ............. Director`s Office
Mary Van Huss ............ Special Collections
Transfers
Steve Savage ............. P/N/M
Lewis Warden ............. Microfilm Center
AGRICULTURE LIBRARY DEDICATION
On Wednesday, November 20, 1985, the UK College of
Agriculture and the University Libraries invite everyone to
attend the dedication of the Robert C. Hume Foyer. Mrs. Lucy T.
Hume will be the guest of honor at the celebration. The
festivities will begin at 2:30 p.m. in the ground floor lobby of
the Agricultural Science Center - North. Refreshments will be
served. _
UNITED WAY `
We've done it again! It's over the top for the UK Libraries
United Way fund drive. Thanks to all of you contributors, we
_ have upheld our tradition of strong support for this community
effort. We were given a goal of $6,786.70 and have collected
$7,388.701
Special thanks to the following persons who spear headed this
drive: Myra Coomer, Pam Fields, Jeff Frey, Judy Fugate, Michelle

 ‘ Gardner, Cheryl Jones, Roxanna Jones, Kerry Kresse, Claire
McCann, Jean Robinson, Teresa Smyth and Dorothy Trenbeath.
(Submitted by Evelyn Evans, Coordinator.) .
A final note: Michelle Gardner won 2 tickets for the UK vs.
A Mississippi State football game. She was the lone Library staff —
person to win a prize in the United way ticket drive.
ACTS 1985/86 .
The newly elected members of the Executive Committee for the
Assembly of Clerical and Technical Staff (ACTS) are:
A l. Sharon Neikirk, Chair. (Acquisitions, King North)
2. Jeff Frey, lst Representative. (Circulation, King South)
3. Paul Fuller, 2nd Representative. (Cataloging, King
North) A
4. Jennifer Michener, 3rd Representative. (Cataloging, King
North) ‘
5. Gracie Hale, 4th Representative. (Agriculture Library)
A letter has been sent to all Library branches and
departments asking for a volunteer in each area, as·a department
5 representative. [EDITOR'S NOTE: Don't forget——those letters
naming this year's representatives are due November 30.] The
Executive Committee hopes that all full and part~time staff will
voice their concerns to these representatives, so that they in
turn can report this information to the Executive Committee.
The purpose of ACTS as it was stated in the Constitution was
to be, "A body to serve the support staff as a means to _ .
communicate their needs, problems and desires." The new
Committee wants to reestablish the lines of communication between
staff and administration. This can only be accomplished with
your help. (Submitted by Sharon Neikirk, ACTS Chairperson.)
LIBRARY STAFF ORGANIZATION » V
LSO will again be collecting foodstuffs/or monetary donations
for a less fortunate Lexington family for Thanksgiving this year.
Each Department will have a collection box and person who will
coordinate the gathering of these donations. The deadline for
V donations is Tuesday, November 26th, at the close of the work
day.
I still need volunteers for several departments and branch
libraries. Anyone interested in volunteering their time to help
in this effort please contact Dan in GPD at 7~3l39 (ASAP). I
will send a list of volunteers out later next week of everyone

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= responsible for their departments collection.
Please give generously and unselfishly. Thank you for your
. , time and support in this effort.
, Those who have volunteered (at press time) are:
· Loree Pennock ............ Circulation `
’ Judy Wiza .............. Business
Dan Barkley ............. GPD
» Jean Robinson ............ 3rd Floor North
(she can use some help)
· Rob Aken .............. Reference/ILL
(Submitted by Dan Barkley.)
AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT
Looking for something different--really different-—to do next
( year? How about studying at the Ecole Nationale des Chartes in
1 Paris for the 1986/87 academic year? The French Cultural
Services, through the Newberry Library Center for Renaissance
1 Studies, provides a monthly stipend of 2200-2400 French francs
($300) and free tuition. There's a catch: you must be a U.S.
citizen, attending a midwest university and be a Ph.D. candidate,
preferably in French literature. For more information contact:
The Center for Renaissance Studies, The Newberry Library, 60 W.
Walton St., Chicago, IL. 60610. Telephone: (312) 943-9090.
V LIBRARY MANAGEMENT SKILLS
If French Renaissance literature is a wee bit esoteric for
you, think about this: The Basic Library Management Skills
Institute, April 13-16, 1986, in Louisville. The price, $325,
may seem a bit steep, but it promises to be worth every penny.
Sponsored by the Association of Research Libraries' Office of
Management Studies, this 3 1/2 day seminar focuses on the
individual and the individual's relationship to the library
. organization: subordinates, peers and upper management. Basic
Institutes are designed for the library professional with
beginning or middle managerial responsibilities, in addition to
those preparing for a career in library management. For more
information contact Kerry Kresse, 7-5954 or the Office of
. Management Studies, Association of Research Libraries, 1527 New
Hampshire Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036. Telephone:
(202) 232-8656.

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I = NOVEMBER PAYCHECKS .
I Because the Main Library (King North and South) will be
I » closed on November 29 for fumigation, paychecks can be picked up
I in the Music Library, 116 Fine Arts Building, between 10:30 a.m.
I- and 12:00 noon. (Submitted by Ann Howell.)
I
I
I KENTUCKY LIBRARY NETWORK
I The Kentucky Library Network, incorporated in July, 1985, is
I a non-profit corporation open to membership by all types of
libraries, to promote and develop library cooperation. The
ultimate goal of the Network is to maximize service to patrons
I of member libraries without a substantial increase in local
I library costs. Over 2,000,000 volumes have been committed to the
I network by a core group of public and academic libraries. For
I more information, or a copy of the KLN fact sheet, contact:
I Suzanne LeBarron, Secretary, Kentucky Library Network, Inc., P.O.
I Box 537, Frankfort, KY. 40602. Telephone: (502) 875-7000.
I BROWN BAG LUNCHES
I I November 21 "Say Uncle:" Motivations for U.S.
I ' Foreign Policy in Nicaragua. Presented
I by Stephen Fisher, Professor and Chair of
I Political Science at Emory and Henry
I College. Room 231-A New Student Center,
I Noon.
I
I I
I TRAINING AT UK
I November 26 Time Management. Rm. 15, Memorial Hall.
I 8:30 a.m.-Noon.
I
I December 5 - 6 Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation
I December 10 — 11 (CPR) 8:00 a.m.—Noon each day (two
I I sessions). Rm. 15, Memorial Hall.
I  ’
I For more information, contact Human Resources Development at 7-
I 1851.
I PROFESSIONAL READING I
I Bibliographies: Their Aims and Methods. By D. W. Krummel.
I New York: Mansell, 1984. Z100l .K86 1984. Discusses types
of bibliographies, the history of bibliography and the nature
I of bibliographical work, then launches into scope, citation
I style, annotation, organization, collection and presentation.

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. Video—Based Information Systems: A Guide for Educational, Q
Business, Library, and Home Use. By william Saffady.
Chicago: American Library Association, 1985. TK 7882 .I6 1
_ S23 1985. State—of-the—art knowledge in television,
. videocassettes, video disks, and even videoconferencing. 1
‘i‘ Annual Review of Information Science and Technology. Vol. V
20. Martha E. Williams, Editor. American Society for
Information Science, 1985. 029 .708 .Ar783 v.20 1985. ‘
Contents include: Global threats to information; privacy A
protection; information delivery systems; networking and I
~ decentralization; and online public access.
JOB NOTICES
ALABAMA l
Director of Libraries. University of South Alabama. Salary is
competitive. Deadline: January 15, 1986.
Humanities Department Head. Auburn University. Salary:
$28,000-$35,000. Deadline: December 31, 1985.
A Bibliographic Instruction Librarian. Auburn University. Salary:
’ $19,500+. Deadline: December 31, 1985.
Social Sciences Cataloger (two positions). Auburn University.
Salary: $19,500+. Deadline: December 31, 1985.
CALIFORNIA 1
Science Reference Librarian. University of California, Santa
Barbara. Salary: $22,224—$39,108. Applications reviewed as
received.
CONNECTICUT
Assistant/Associate Librarian for Collection Development. Yale
University. Salary dependent upon qualifications. Deadline:
November 15, 1985. ·
GEORGIA
Director of Collection Development. Emory University. Salary:
not least than $30,000. Deadline: January 3, 1986.
KENTUCKY
User Services Librarian. Georgetown College. Salary: $16,000.
Deadline: December 1, 1985.

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I Associate Dean, Technical Services and Systems Development.
II Northeastern University. Salary: $40,000 minimum. Deadline:
I November 30, 1985.
I
I Associate Dean, User Services and Collection Development.
I . . . . .
IV Northeastern University. Salary: $40,000 minimum. Deadline: _
I November 30, 1985.
I MINNESOTA
I
I' Director, Humanities and Social Sciences Libraries. University
I of Minnesota-Twin Cities Campus Libraries. Salary: at least
I; $50,000. Deadline: December 30, 1985.
I
I NEW Jzassy
I. Chinese Bibliographer and Assistant Head, Public Services and
I Collection Development Section, Gest Oriental Library and East
I Asian Collections. Princeton University. Salary dependent upon
I qualifications. Deadline: January 1, 1986.
I Social Sciences Bibliographer. Rutgers University. xSalary:
I $25,182 minimum. Deadline: December 15, 1985.
I NEW MEXICO
I University Archivist. The University of New Mexico. Salary:
I $22,000-$36,000. Deadline: January 15, 1986.
I
I NEW YORK
Assistant Law Librarian. University of Buffalo. Salary
I dependent upon qualifications. No deadline given.
I
I Assistant Librarian - Cataloging Department. University of
I Buffalo. Salary: $17,000+. No deadline given.
I OKLAHOMA ·
I
I Head, Serials Department. University of Oklahoma. Salary:
I $24,000+. Deadline: December 20, 1985.
I
I TENNESSEE .
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I Special Collections Librarian. The University of Tennessee.
I Salary: $28,000—$32,000. Deadline: January 31, 1986.
 
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‘ . Collection Development Officer. The University of Tennessee. {
Q Salary: $28,000—$32,000. Deadline: January 31, 1986. i
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_; TEXAS i
i Cataloger, Bibliographic Processing Department. Rice University. E
g Salary: $18,000. No deadline given. . Q
Q University Archivist. University of Houston. Salary dependent Q
$ upon qualifications. Deadline: January 3, 1986. E
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 } Associate Director, Health Sciences Library. University of {
A washington. Salary: $30,000 minimum. Deadline: January 31, 1
» 1986. , Q
Assistant Circulation Librarian. University of Washington. `
, Salary: $18,500 minimum. Deadline: November 29, 1985. I
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