| Accuracy of reference sources: the example of Balzac. |
1992 |
2379 |
The reference question concerning Balzac's birth and death dates reveals that a number of standard, respected sources contained inaccuracies and discrepancies concerning the simplest type of factual data. The lack of accuracy can cause a variety of ... |
| Andre-Paul-Guillaume Gide |
1992 |
7729 |
Biography and bibliography of Andre-Paul-Guillaume Gide, writer, France, early 20th century. |
| Bib Data Shocks: An Introduction to Big Data for Librarians and Information Professionals [book review] |
2019 |
287 |
This book is approximately the 40th volume in the LITA (Library Information Technology Association) Guides series which dates back to 2007. The author, a digital services librarian at California State University, Northridge, explains the diverse elem... |
| THE CRISIS IN REFERENCE SERVICE: A VIEW FROM THE TRENCHES |
1987 |
875 |
Hernon and McClure make a number of important points in the lead article of the symposium on "Library Reference Service: an Unrecognized Crisis." It is certainly true, for instance, that reference departments should be able to answer more than 55% of... |
| Girls’ Series Books: A View of Times Past |
1999 |
360 |
The Girls' Books in Series collection at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro's Jackson Library contains over 1850 volumes, with publication dates ranging from the mid-1800s to the 1980s. The library's list currently contains approximately ... |
| Honore De Balzac |
1992 |
10860 |
Biography and bibliography of Honore De Balzac, French writer of the 19th century. |
| Instructing the Academic Search Service User: the Faculty Connection at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro |
1989 |
911 |
In order to improve faculty understanding of the library-based computer searching service at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, the Reference Department decided to organize a series of informational workshops. Open to both faculty and gr... |
| Liaison Roles |
2015 |
773 |
The roles of library liaisons (subject specialists assigned to academic disciplines) continue to evolve. This document describes both ongoing and new roles in order to assist with planning, evaluation, assessment, and recruitment. Best practices for ... |
| Library Conversations: Reclaiming Interpersonal Communication Theory for Understanding Professional Encounters, Edited by Marie L. Radford and Gary P. Radford, Chicago. IL, Neal-Schuman, 2017, 182 pp., $75.00, ISBN: 978-0-8389-1484-7 |
2018 |
1321 |
In six chapters and a brief conclusion, the authors of this volume explore one-on-one “conversations” in various library settings, either in person or in other contexts such as online chat interactions. The volume begins rather philosophically, evoki... |
| The “second lives” of three Amy Sacker bookplates, and a postscript |
2014 |
1296 |
Boston artist, illustrator and book cover designer Amy Sacker (1872-1965) created about two dozen known bookplates during her career [see http://www.amysacker.net/documents/sackerbookplates.htm ]. Two of the twelve bookplates that appeared in the 19... |
| Transdisciplinarity Revealed: What Librarians Need to Know [book review] |
2019 |
434 |
As modes of research in the academic world evolve, and new transdisciplinary approaches to more questions grow in importance, librarians will need to understand the basic tenets of the transdisciplinary approach to exploring diverse topics. It should... |
| An Unexpected Bookplate Discovery |
2019 |
283 |
Mark Schumacher shares a bookplate of interest found by happenstance. |
| Virginia Dare: our first librarian |
1990 |
2417 |
Satirical humor piece based on the premise that "Virginia Dare, the first English child born in North America, was among the first librarians in the American colonies, and probably the first public librarian in North Carolina." |
| Wassily Kandinsky |
1992 |
10283 |
Biography and bibliography of Wassily Kandinsky, Russian painter of the late 19th - early 20th centuries. |