Vol 56, No 2 (1995)

	Guest Editorial: Why Diversity Isn't So Plain Emma Bradford Perry	PDF 97-100
	Potential Collection Development Bias: Some Evidence on a Controversial Topic in California Dave Harmeyer	PDF 101-111
	Commentaries on Collection Bias - Collection Bias: Eternal Vigilance the Price of Liberty; Collection Bias: What's Right; Adequate Representation and Numeric Equivalency: How Much Is Enough? Marcia Pankake, Karin Wittenborg, Eric Carpenter	PDF 113-118
	Electronic Information Technologies and Resources: Use by University Faculty and Faculty Preferences for Related Library Services Judith A. Adams, Sharon C. Bonk	PDF 119-131
	Selected Reference Books of 1994 Eileen McIlvaine	PDF 133-143
	Reactions of Academic Librarians to Job Loss Through Downsizing: An Exploratory Study Gloria J. Leckie, Becky Rogers	PDF 144-156
	Job Satisfaction among Support Staff in MIchigan Academic Libraries Julie Voelck	PDF 157-170
	Archimedes: Analysis of a HyperCard Reference Tool (Research Note) J. S. Ottaviani	PDF 171-182
	The Myth of the Electronic Library: Librarianship and Social Change in America (Book Review) Jean Alexander	PDF 183-184
	Thinking Through Technology: The Path between Engineering and Philosophy (Book Review) Patrick Wilson	PDF 184-186
	Who Owns Information? From Privacy to Public Access (Book Review) Jeffry Larson	PDF 186-188
	The Emerging Worldwide Electronic University: Information Age Global Higher Education (Book Review) James J. O'Donnell	PDF 188-188