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Cambridge librarian Kevin J. Donnelly said that the library's new collection of books about peace is "geared not just toward students and children, but toward the general reader who wants to be an informed citizen." The collection is funded by the Cambridge Commission on Nuclear Issues and Peace Education and by donations from bookstores...
...reproduce material less than 1000 words long, one needs permission from the individual copyright holder. This process, which can take Harvard libraries up to two months, is necessary for about 100 of each semester's readings, said Alan A. Lanham '70, assistant librarian at Lamont...
...asked them for help," said Cabot Librarian Alan F. Erickson, who added that "it's a little bit easier to follow the copyright procedures now" than when the laws first appeared...
...Other groups, claiming to be associated with the Hizballah, are holding three Americans hostage in Lebanon: U.S. Diplomat William Buckley, first secretary of the embassy's political section; Cable News Network Correspondent Jeremy Levin; and Presbyterian Minister Benjamin Weir. Last week a fourth American disappeared: Peter Kilburn, a librarian at Beirut's American University. A retaliatory raid in Lebanon might seal their fate...
...illustration is at least as ancient as the clay pictographs of Sumer (3000 B.C.) and as new as the freshest video graphics. To trace the highlights of that epic would take unflagging research and a tireless, discerning eye. These are, happily, the attributes of Michel Melot, a Paris-based librarian who seems to have studied every scroll, page and poster since the origin of writing and painting...