
Harvard Library Staff Contribute
33 Chapters to Magazines for Libraries
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The team of Harvard librarians and
staff who contributed to Magazines for Libraries gather around
the new edition; not all are pictured. |
January 22, 2004 -- The 12th edition of Magazines for
Libraries (R.R. Bowker, 2003) includes 33 chapters written by Harvard librarians
and staff. The book is a selective, annotated bibliography of nearly 6,900 journals
chosen by experts in their respective fields, and consists of 158 chapters on
subjects ranging from Aggregators to Biological Sciences, Civil Liberties, Economics,
Ethnic Studies, Folklore, History, Latino Studies, Literary Reviews, the Middle
East, Paleontology, Psychology, Sexuality, Urban Studies, and much more.
First published by R.R. Bowker and Bill Katz in 1969, the book selects and
reviews magazines and periodicals for elementary and secondary school, public,
academic, or special libraries. The MFL serves as a standard collection management
tool for librarians around the world who use the reference work to decide if
a particular title is right for their library. Librarians also use the book
to instruct users in thinking critically about sources and to assist users in
finding the best serial for a specific interest.
Cheryl LaGuardia, Head of Instructional Services for the College Library, is
the Editor of the volume, and Jeff Kosokoff, Head of Reference Services at Lamont
Library, is Assistant Editor.
Following are the contributing librarians and their chapter topic:
- Mary Frances Angelini, Grossman Library, Harvard Extension
School: Craft
- Julia Ashmun, Widener Library, HCL: Boats and Boating
- Joe Bourneuf, Widener Library, HCL: Philately
- Fred Burchsted, Widener Library, HCL: Geography
- Barbara Burg, Widener Library, HCL: Afro-American
- Mary Beth Clack, Widener Library, HCL: Literary Reviews
- George Clark, Cabot Library/Social Science Program, HCL:
Environment and Conservation
- Linda Collins, Lamont Library, HCL: Horses
- Meghan Dolan, Littauer Library/Social Science Program,
HCL: Population Studies
- Gladys Dratch, Gutman Library, GSE: Education
- Barbara Esty, Baker Library, HBS: Finance
- Laura Farwell Blake, Widener Library, HCL: Literary Reviews
- Deb Garson, Gutman Library, GSE: Education
- Sue Gilroy, Lamont Library, HCL: Literature
- Barbara Halporn, Widener Library, HCL: Gardening
- Michael Hemment, Widener Library, HCL: Humor; Photography
- Rachel Howarth, Houghton Library, HCL: Bibliography
- Carrie Kent, Widener Library, HCL: Journalism and Writing;
Parenting
- Jeff Kosokoff, Lamont Library, HCL: Abstracts and Indexes;
Aggregators; Travel and Tourism
- Cheryl LaGuardia, Widener Library, HCL: Abstracts and Indexes;
Editor's Preface
- Carrie Macfarlane, Widener Library, HCL: Literature
- Pam Matz, Widener Library, HCL: Home
- Constance Mayer, Eda Kuhn Loeb Music Library, HCL: Popular
Music
- Elizabeth McKeigue, Widener Library, HCL: Theater
- Ralph Montilio, Hilles Library, HCL: General Music
- Chip Robinson, Widener Library/625, HCL: Gardening
- Helene Williams, Widener Library, HCL: Computer Science
and Automation; Literature
- Melanie Wisner, Houghton Library, HCL: Archives and Manuscripts
- Suzanne Wones, JFK School of Government Library: Native
Americans
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