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Articles in Spring, 1999 issue of Library Trends

• The Human Element in the Virtual Library - a change to virtual libraries seems underway, and librarians are more important than ever as these changes take place - author abstract
  by Laverna M. Saunders
• The Rewards of Managing an Electronic Mailing List
  by Karin Begg Borei
• Ten Years Later: Support Staff Perceptions and Opinions on Technology in the Workplace
  by Dorothy E. Jones
• Scholarly Use of Internet-Based Electronic Resources: A Survey Report - author abstract
  by Yin Zhang
• The Information Age versus Gender Equity? Technology and Values in Education for Library and Information Science - study of the alleged trend toward favoring men in in the information technology field of libraries - author abstract
  by Suzanne Hildenbrand
• Four Retreats and a Forum: A Meditation on Retreats as a Response to Change
  by Linda S. Dobb
• Introduction - continued relevance of libraries
  by Janice J. Kirkland
• The Human Implications of Technology's Impact on the Content of Library Science Journals - increasing amount of technology information in library journals - author abstract
  by Donald E. Riggs
• Faculty Response to Library Technology: Insights on Attitudes - the organization focus groups and interviews helps determine faculty attitudes toward the growth of information technology in academic libraries - author abstract
  by Wendy M. Starkweather
• Revolution in the Library - .the electronic information revolution will alter library services, but hopefully not change the central role of libraries - author abstract - )
  by Gertrude Himmelfarb
• The Archival View of Technology: Resources for the Scholar of the Future - new approaches are needed by archivists who work with electronic information - author abstract
  by David S. Zeidberg
• The Rush to Technology: A View from the Humanists - the attitudes of humanists, or those in humanities departments, are studied in relation to the use of information technology - author abstract
  by Virginia Massey-Burzio
• Afterword - the impact of electronic-based communication
  by F. W. Lancaster