- Library Acquires New Database Services
- In 1985, the Reference staff at the University of Scranton Library previewed its first electronic index. The UMI CD-ROM product ABI-lnform, allowed patrons to use a dedicated personal computer equipped with a CD-ROM drive to search by keywords or phrases and find citations to approximately 800 business journals, with short summaries, referencing their topic. > Full story
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- Jack Palance Receives The Friends of the Library Distinguished Author Award
- Known for his prowess at one-arm pushups and his Academy Award winning role as the tough-as-nails cowboy character "Curly" in City Slickers, Jack Palance is the quintessential man's man. > Full story
- Librarians Give Presentations at Marywood
- "Strutting Your Stuff: Marketing Your Library" was the title of a joint Spring Workshop sponsored by the Northeast Bibliographic Center and the Northeast Chapter of the Pennsylvania Library Association and held at Marywood University on June 6, 1997. > Full story
- WWW Survey To Evaluate Library Services
- The Library is conducting a survey on students' satisfaction of staff, programs, hours, and study space. > Full story
- From the Library Director
- Around the World Via the Web
- American Library Association President Barbara J. Ford states: "Ours is a small world." In an effort to focus libraries' attention on "...information equity, copyright and other issues that will shape the global information infrastructure" Ford has made "Global Reach, Local Touch" the theme for her ALA Presidency ("Ford Begins Term as ALA President," Cognotes, July 1997; p. 4). > Full story
- Country Information
- Heritage Room Exhibit Calendar
- Women Come to the Front
- Weinberg Memorial Library and the University Art Gallery are co-sponsoring a Library of Congress traveling exhibit titled Women Come to the Front during spring semester. > Full story
- Alexander Pope Volume Donated by Murrays
- Brian and Diane Murray have added to their Louis D. Mitchell memorial Alexander Pope first edition collection. The Murrays have donated a first edition of Pope's Dunciad Variorum, originally published in 1729 by A. Dodd of London. > Full story
- Orginal Angel Sculpture/Ornament Limited Edition on Sale
- Silent Auction Update
- The 1998 Book Lovers Page-A-Day Calendar on Sale
- University Archives Acquires Files
- The University Archives has recently received the files of George Babcock, the files of Father Robert Young, documents concerning the establishment of the Catholic Studies Program, and records for the Athletic Department. The material will be processed and made available to the University community in the near future.
- A Special Thanks to Our Newest Friends
- Staff Changes
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Inspired by the Villanova University Newsletter
Posted 22 September 1997
