Table of Contents

1. SLSA Presents Internet II
2. Ergonomics Workshops
3. New Archives Exhibit
4. Deni Wicklund is Off to New Horizons...
5. Meet Your Public
6. Clean Off Your Bookshelves
7. Titles to Make You Smile: Boys and Girls
8. Submissions Note

The Stanford Libraries Staff Association (SLSA) is proud to bring you a presentation on:

Speakers:       Dr. Ted Shortliffe, Associate Dean for Information
                Resources and Technology, School of Medicine

                Raman Khanna, Director of Distributed
                Computing and Communication Services

Date:           Wednesday
                April 16, 1997
                2:00pm-3:30pm
                Oak East Lounge, Tresidder

Dr. Shortliffe was just named as a member of the Presidential Advisory Committee On High-Performance Computing And Communications, Information Technology, And The Next Generation Internet. Raman Khanna is the Chair of the Internet II committee on campus.

For more information on the Internet II project check out http://www.internet2.edu/

Questions? contact Jenn Stringer 3-5853, jenn@krypton.

-- Jenn Stringer

Environmental Health and Safety is conducting several "Computer Workstation Ergonomic" workshops for SUL/AIR staff. These workshops cover factors and conditions that contribute to repetitive strain injuries focusing on proper work practices and workstation setup. These classes are in lieu of EHS 116/118.

If you are interested in attending a session, please send an email message to SUL/AIR Human Resources at HF.LPO@forsythe or call 3-8251.

• Wednesday, April 9 @ 10:30-12:00 (Sweet Hall 303 - 3rd flr)
• Wednesday, April 23 @ 4:00-5:30 (Green Library, Ida Green)
• Thursday, May 1 @ 3:30-5:00 (Sweet Hall 403 - 4th flr)

-- SUL/AIR Human Resources

The Hoover Institution Archives is presenting two British history exhibits in conjunction with the "Britain Meets the Bay" festival, a series of programs celebrating the British cultural and commercial presence in the Bay Area. " Forward to Victory: British Posters from the First and Second World Wars" and "Notes from the Underground: The Building of the London Sewers" will run from March 14 - June 30, 1997, in the Herbert Hoover Memorial Pavilion. The Pavilion, located next to Hoover Tower, is open Monday through Saturday, 11am to 4pm..

Exhibits were guest-curated by Prof. Peter Stansky's British History seminar. Students researched the Bazalgette collection, loaned to Hoover from Green Library's Special Collections, and the poster collection of the Hoover Archives.

-- Submitted by Suzanne Remington

Deni leaves the Loan Division of Green Library to join the Library Systems Office as a Computer Resources Associate, as of April 16th. She has very ably worn the three hats of Assistant Division Head, Head of Portal Unit, and Expert Partner, for many years. She has worked closely with staff throughout the libraries, serving on committees, on the Task Force to Rationalize Catalog Maintenance, the Notis Coordinators, and now, the Unicorn Coordinators team. We are very happy for Deni but are also very sorry to lose her. She will be missed.

Please join us on Tuesday, April 15th, from 2-4pm, for wishing Deni all the best in her future ventures. Cake and refreshments will be served.

-- Submitted by Naheed Zaheer, Access Services

There are three openings at the Information Desk in Green Library this quarter: Monday 10-11, and 1-2 and Thursday, 10-11. The Information Desk is staffed by volunteers from all parts of SUL. Located in the catalog area of Green Library, the Information Desk is a first line of help for students, faculty, staff and visitors using Green Library and SUL. The Information Desk volunteers answer directional questions, questions about what materials the library owns, and basic information about using Folio. Training will be cheerfully provided by yours truly, so don't let "not knowing how" keep you away. If you are interested and commit one hour a week for at least a quarter, please contact Liz Green at 5-1058 or emgreen@sulmail.

-- Liz Green

If your bookshelves are overflowing with books you no longer want, we will gladly take them off your hands for the 1997 LASU Booksale. You can drop them off at the following locations:

• Lane: Jen Stringer
• Law: Andy Eisenberg
• Business: Bryan McCann
• Hoover: Paul Thomas
• Technical Services: Meyer 4th Floor (Geoffrey Skinner)
• Other SUL: Green Loan Desk (Jennie Nicolayev)

Thanks very much for your donation.

-- Submitted by Geoffrey Skinner, Booksale Committee Chair

Thanks to Geoffrey Skinner, Serials and Electronic Resources, for most of the following.

Boys will be boys; the story of Sweeney Todd, Deadwood Dick, Sexton Blake, Billy Bunter, Dick Barton, et al. / E. S. Turner. -- London, M. Joseph [1948]
ALW9909 / PN1009.A1 T8 / Green Library - Stacks.

Men will be boys : the story of E Clampus Vitus / Lois Rather. - Oakland, Calif. : Rather Press, 1980.
AGS1599 / Z239 .R26 R3M / Special Collections - Gunst.

Girls will be girls : sexism and juvenile justice in a [sic] London / Maggie Casburn. -- London : Women's Research and Resources Centre Publications, 1979.
AEX0072 / HV9145 .L6 C37 / Green Library - Stacks.

Boys will be girls / Erich Zorn. - Libertyville : Oligarch, 1969.
APW0354 / [in-process] / Special Collections.

Female mimics. Vol. 1, no. 1- . -- New York, N.Y. : Selbee Associates, 1963- .
APQ5397 / HQ77 .F45 / Special Collections - Rare Books.

-- Submitted by Brian Kunde, Serials and Electronic Resources

Please send future submissions to SUL News Notes to Charity Nielson at cnielson@sulmail.stanford.edu.

-- Charity Nielson