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ASSUMPTIONS DIE HARD DEATHS
Frances Bryant BradburnAs you leaf through the pages of this new issue of The Bottom Line, you will see reprints of two very important documents, the American Library Association's Annual State of the…
TECHNOLOGY FOR AMERICA'S ECONOMIC GROWTH: A NEW DIRECTION TO BUILD ECONOMIC STRENGTH
President William Jefferson ClintonInvesting in technology is investing in America's future: a growing economy with more high‐skill, high‐wage jobs for American workers; a cleaner environment where energy…
LIBRARY FUNDING IN THE '90s: REPORT OF THE STATE OF THE NATIONS LIBRARIES AS DOCUMENTED BY THE AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Balancing the books continues to challenge America's libraries faced with both higher demand for service and budgets that are often flat or shrinking in the Information Age.
REFLECTIONS FROM CHARLESTON
Murray S. MartinYour correspondent returned from the November Charleston Acquisitions Conference in a sober mood. The conference dealt with issues in acquisitions and this year's subtitle (from…
IN THE NEWS
Murray S. MartinCopyright Matters. The proposed Copyright Reform Act of 1993 (HR 847, and S 373) incorporates several procedural changes. Notably, it makes the Register of Copyright a…
THE TEN PRINCIPLES FOR SUCCESSFUL FUNDRAISING
Gary A. Hunt, Hwa‐Wei LeeThe topic of private fundraising has generated considerable interest among academic librarians in recent years, and there are reasons to believe that the climate of the next…
STATE LIBRARIES:TEN ACTIONS TO PROMOTE BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Howard F. McGinnThe American library community is discovering small businesses and economic development. Individual librarians and libraries, of course, have provided effective information…
TEN “QUICK AND DIRTY” COST‐CUTTING STRATEGIES FOR YOUR LIBRARY
Steven NielsenIn today's high tech environment, it is far too easy to sit back and complain about all the money that it takes to run a library and far more difficult to do anything about it…
DIVERSITY: TEN ISSUES TO CONSIDER
Kathleen de la Peña McCook, Tosca O. GonsalvesIf ethical or legal mandates have failed to compel organizations to manage diversity in meaningful ways, competition has emerged as the new impetus to do so. A recent cover story…
LITERACY PROJECTS: TEN TIPS FOR RAISING THE MONEY
Steve SumerfordAny professional fundraiser will tell you that literacy, particularly family literacy, is “a sexy issue” these days. During the past few years, foundations, corporations, and…
MARKETING IN THE FUTURE: A REPORT FROM THE FRONT LINES
Suzanne WaltersThe world in which libraries are and will be operating for the next ten years seems much like the former Soviet Union. Constituencies multiply and subdivide; players enter and…
SCHOOL LIBRARIES ARE EVERYONE'S BUSINESS
Virginia H. MathewsThe Elementary and Secondary School Library Media Act (ESSLMA) was introduced on October 2, 1992, by Paul Sarbanes (D‐MD) and Paul Simon (D‐IL) in the Senate as S‐03307, and on…
TEN TRENDS IN COLLECTION DEVELOPMENT
Kay Ann CassellChanges in the economy, technology, the book industry, and new ideas about library collections themselves are shaping collection development policies in the 1990s. These changes…
A LIST OF TEN
Philip M. ClarkHere is a mixed bag of ten programs, observations, recommendations, and wants that I have for things computing. It's heavily weighted toward Windows applications, but there should…
VOLATILITY IN THE ACCOUNTANCY PROFESSION:: TEN ISSUES THAT MAY AFFECT LIBRARIES
Sherman Hayes, Floyd WindalLibrarians seldom have time to understand or follow the inner turmoil, changes, or key issues of another profession and industry. It is hard enough just to keep up with our own…
TEN TRENDS IN PHILANTHROPY
Susan GoldbergJust like skirt lengths, hair styles and new automobile models, philanthropy — the charitable donations of time, money, and goods — has its trends as well. Several recent books…
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