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Including versions of traditional indexes, periodicals and scholarly journals, online statistical data sets, and websites maintained by a variety of institutions, associations, and advocacy groups, this reference resource thoroughly covers sociology and psychology reference options.

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Howard Solomon World War I Posters Collection Text reads: "'HEY FELLOWS!' YOUR MONEY BRINGS THE BOOK WE NEED WHEN WE WANT IT. American Library Association. United War Work Campaign – Week of November 11, 1918. Dimensions: 24.5 X 34.75 ______________________________________ WWI Poster Exhibition Labels for Area Gallery, Fall 2017 Created by students in Libby Bischof's Spring 2017 World War I: Culture, Politics, Memory class Hey Fellows! John E. Sheridan, 1918 Howard Solomon World War I Posters Collection Special Collections, University of Southern Maine The World War I poster "Hey Fellows!" was created by John E. Sheridan for the American Library Association (ALA) in November of 1918. A prolific illustrator for the Saturday Evening Post, Sheridan was commissioned by the American Library Association to create a poster to advertise their efforts in the war. Throughout the war, the ALA served as part of the United War Work Campaign to raise money for war relief efforts both in the United States and abroad. Recognizing the importance of libraries, the ALA launched the Library War Fund. In 1917 and 1918, the American Library Association collected over five million dollars in donations for the Library War Service, resulting in the erection of thirty-six libraries across the United States and Europe. Distributing over 350,000 books overseas, the ALA successfully provided literature to hundreds of thousands of servicemen. Amidst the despair, loneliness, and ceaseless horror of war, the ALA libraries and their books served as beacons of hope to the servicemen, providing a form of escapism, and a vision for the future. Created during the week of the armistice, Sheridan's poster is an emotional call for donations to the Library War Fund. Thrusting his book in the air, the soldier demands our attention, reminding viewers that such donations do not just provide food and supplies, but also sustenance of the mind. --Emma Quinn, History, 7-12 Education, Class of 2020 ; https://digitalcommons.usm.maine.edu/wwi_posters/1003/thumbnail.jpg

No more published. ; At head of title, no.1-4, 7: American Library Association Publishing Board. ; No. 5, cover-title. ; 1. Essentials in library administration / Lutie E. Stearns, comp. -- 2. Cataloging for small libraries / Theresa Hitchler -- 3. Management of traveling libraries / Edna D. Bullock, comp. -- 4. Aids in book selection / Alice B. Kroeger & Sarah W. Cattell -- 5. A.L.A. Committee on Bookbinding. Binding for small libraries -- 6. Mending and repair of books / Margaret W. Brown, comp. -- 7. U.S. government documents in small libraries / J.I. Wyer, jr. -- 8. How to choose editions / W.E. Foster -- 9. A normal library budget and its unit of expense / O.R.H. Thomson -- 10. Manual for institution libraries / Carrie E. Scott, comp. -- 11. Some principles of business-like conduct in libraries / A.E. Bostwick. ; Mode of access: Internet. ; Various editions.

"Records and Information Management was the first book to provide a lifecycle view of records management that includes both paper and electronic records and information and addresses the impact of Web 2.0 and records management technologies. The increasingly complex regulatory and legal environment, along with the growing volume and changing nature of records and information created through emerging technologies, continues to bring RIM to the attention of executives who are ultimately responsible for the success or failure of their organizations. The positive reaction by academics and practitioners to the first edition, the continued interest in records and information management (RIM), and the reliance in the field upon emerging technologies supports the need for a second edition. Proposed revisions will bring readers up-to-date on advances in technology, most notably cloud storage, and evolving standards and practices"--

Previous ed. entered under: American Library Association. Library Extension Board. Regional and district library laws. ; Mode of access: Internet.