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Show PACE 6 THE THUNDERBIRD OCTOBER MONDAY 17, 1988 Officials define Library plans TEE efilBSTYLirJG SHOP 199 17. 650 BY PETER TAGG VESTVOOD VILLAGE S. COUPON , OFF HAIRCUTS FOR STUDENTS $2oo ! ONLY AT THS. 199 W. 650 S. WEUPPDVLLAGE I Library officials list controlled book and serial buying, two new reference computers, and new stacks as planned improvements for SUSC's Library. Library Director Diana Graff said, "Our first priority is to buy books that support the curriculum." However, according to the American Library Association there is a core collection of 40,000 titles that every college library should have. Graff said that last year SUSC's Library only had 18 percent of that proposed collection. The Library's plan is to create a more focused buying pattern to eliminate that deficiency. Graff said that this year the Library's book budget of $98,000 will be used to purchase materials from the ALA's 1988 edition of Books for College Libraries. This book lists the suggested titles. To ensure the curriculum is supported, the faculty will choose their department books from that list. Graff said, "At SUSC we have a good rapport with the faculty, and they do the majority of the selecting." Tom Challis, SUSC's serials librarian, follows a similar procedure for choosing periodicals. "Each fall prepare a list of periodicals by school and send it to the deans. The deans go through the department head and send it to the faculty, and together they decide if they want to continue to receive the periodicals on the list," he said. Challis said the Library acts as a fifth school to provide serials interest that are not requested by the four major of campus-wid- e schools. Periodicals serves as one of the most valuable departments information is found to students, he said, as the most in serial publications. In total, the serial library holds over 800 separate titles, 36 of which are on microfiche. Microfiche is a significant space saver as one sheet holds up to 90 pages. A further Library improvement is the purchase of two reference computers. Graff said these new machines, costing $7,000, are a step up from the InfoTrac system used in the Library last year. Students can now search three different data bases which are more sophisticated and usable. The magazines listed on the computer printout match the Library's collection far better than the InfoTrac's printout, which was more public library oriented. Both machines can be found in the Reference Library Although there are no plans for any new furniture this year, Graff said she hopes to purchase more book stacks. Book storage continues as a concern with space at such a premium. j 1 j TANNING SPECIAL TANS FOR $2500 $1000 TONE PASS 12 I COUPON 10 OFF ANYTHING. KEEP THIS COUPOII AND USE IT AS OFTEN AS YOU WISH. THIS COUPON IS NOT VALID WITH OTHER SPECIALS. 124 S. MAIN PIZZA FACTORY 586-390- 0 WE DELIVER AFTER 6 P.M. EVERYDAY LUNCH SPECIALS SALAD BAR HOMEMADE SOUPS 124 S. MAIN CEDAR CITY KOUNTRY KITCHEN 1096 W. 200 N. (WEST SIDE OF MCDONALDS) 586-390- 0 MONDAY SATURDAY: 6 AM ORDERS TO GO DAILY SPECIALS FRESH BAKED CAKES EVERYDAY CEDAR AUTO SUPPPLY irMPii 65 WEST CENTER ii isiiBiiBBBaBBia COUPON -I 0 B - - SPARK PLUGS A.C. CHAMPION r ! GOOD UNTIL 89c B I S L ANTI-FREEZ- NGK $129 EXPIRES 102588 ONLY AT CEDAR AUTO SUPPLY 65 W CENTER EVERYDAY SPECIAL E $699 & GALLON A? (7 10 p-- - DUY ONE GET ONE 830 SOUTH B RESISTORS 99C I CRUSTOS B AUTOLITE 1 NON-RESISTO- RS PERSONALIZED SERVICE WITH A KOUNTRY ATMOSPHERE PRIVATE PARTIES WELCOME 1 STUDENT SPECIAL! 8 PM. MAIN 113088 OFF WITH STUDENT I.D. J j iiaco am.. ii 830 SOUTH MAIN HALF PRICE ON ALL FOOD ITEMS MONDAY NIGHT FROM 5 TO 3 |
