To be continued? Or, the birth of a series
Steve Oberg
págs. 283-288
Integrating documents processing into traditional technical services
Judy Chandler Irvin
págs. 289-294
Ethics in action: The vendor's perspective
Heather Miller
págs. 295-300
Cost accounting for the serials librarian: Making financial decisions in tight times
Barbara Shaffer
págs. 301-306
Serialists on the front line: New opportunities for serials professionals in reference and user education
Katy Ginanni
págs. 307-310
Who needs to know what?: Essential communication for Automation Implementation and Effective Reorganization
Rita Broadway
págs. 311-318
Document delivery: Staffing, technology, and budgeting implications
Lucy Duhon
págs. 319-326
págs. 327-332
Is it tweaking or cataloging enrichment? Choices in reshaping serial cataloging copy
Phoebe Timberlake
págs. 333-338
The journal pricing season: The publisher, subscription agent, and librarian's viewpoint
Debbie Madsen
págs. 339-344
... And then it happened: Effect of changes in the serials information environment on the small-to-medium size academic library
Elaine Jurries
págs. 345-348
págs. 349-352
Problem solving workshop based on total quality management (TQM) principles
Lawrence R. Keating II
págs. 353-356
Job hunter's workshop: How to find and land the right job, and survive the transition
Carol MacAdam
págs. 357-362