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Library Administration & Management 2003: Volume 17 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-2004_18_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-2005_19_1 .

Library Administration & Management 2004: Volume 18 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-2005_19_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-2006_20_1 .

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News release updating on the negotiations between the union representing the Library Employees and the Sir George Williams University administration.

Library Administration & Management 1997: Volume 11 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-1998_12_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-1999_13_1 .

Journal of Library Administration 2009: Volume 49 , Issue Idnex/Contents. Digitized from IA1642408-01 . Previous issue: sim_journal-of-library-administration_2008_48_3-4 . Next issue: sim_journal-of-library-administration_january-march-2009_49_1-2 .

"[Committee on library administration]" is an article from Bulletin of the American Library Association, Volume 8 . View more articles from Bulletin of the American Library Association . View this article on JSTOR . View this article's JSTOR metadata . You may also retrieve all of this items metadata in JSON at the following URL: https://archive.org/metadata/jstor-25685248

Bibliography: leaves 47-57

Bibliography: leaves 47-57

Library Administration & Management 1988: Volume 2 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-1989_3_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-1990_4_1 .

Library Administration & Management 1988: Volume 2 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-1989_3_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-1990_4_1 .

G.O. No.1180, 27th June 1940.

G.O. No.1180, 27th June 1940.

G.O. No.1180, 27th June 1940.

G.O. No.1180, 27th June 1940.

The current Research paper is aimed at to analyze the status of libraries and various challenges faced in the rural areas of Jammu Province of the state. The researcher has conducted interviews of various stakeholders during the field survey consisted of students for collecting the data to complete the present research work. And after gathering the information, it was found that the libraries situated in the rural areas were facing a lot of problems in delivering their services-disbursement of information and knowledge to the stakeholders. Despite of fulfilling the Information gap with application of information and technology, the libraries were unable to meet the demands even in old fashion. Therefore there is a high need of research in the area to make these libraries also as per as the level of modern libraries situated in the cities.  The libraries in urban area have gone through the tremendous changes due to adoption of modern techniques in delivering the services to their stakeholders. There is easiness in managing the books, issuing and returning the material which seemed lacking in the rural context.   

The current Research paper is aimed at to analyze the status of libraries and various challenges faced in the rural areas of Jammu Province of the state. The researcher has conducted interviews of various stakeholders during the field survey consisted of students for collecting the data to complete the present research work. And after gathering the information, it was found that the libraries situated in the rural areas were facing a lot of problems in delivering their services-disbursement of information and knowledge to the stakeholders. Despite of fulfilling the Information gap with application of information and technology, the libraries were unable to meet the demands even in old fashion. Therefore there is a high need of research in the area to make these libraries also as per as the level of modern libraries situated in the cities.  The libraries in urban area have gone through the tremendous changes due to adoption of modern techniques in delivering the services to their stakeholders. There is easiness in managing the books, issuing and returning the material which seemed lacking in the rural context.   

The current Research paper is aimed at to analyze the status of libraries and various challenges faced in the rural areas of Jammu Province of the state. The researcher has conducted interviews of various stakeholders during the field survey consisted of students for collecting the data to complete the present research work. And after gathering the information, it was found that the libraries situated in the rural areas were facing a lot of problems in delivering their services-disbursement of information and knowledge to the stakeholders. Despite of fulfilling the Information gap with application of information and technology, the libraries were unable to meet the demands even in old fashion. Therefore there is a high need of research in the area to make these libraries also as per as the level of modern libraries situated in the cities.  The libraries in urban area have gone through the tremendous changes due to adoption of modern techniques in delivering the services to their stakeholders. There is easiness in managing the books, issuing and returning the material which seemed lacking in the rural context.   

The current Research paper is aimed at to analyze the status of libraries and various challenges faced in the rural areas of Jammu Province of the state. The researcher has conducted interviews of various stakeholders during the field survey consisted of students for collecting the data to complete the present research work. And after gathering the information, it was found that the libraries situated in the rural areas were facing a lot of problems in delivering their services-disbursement of information and knowledge to the stakeholders. Despite of fulfilling the Information gap with application of information and technology, the libraries were unable to meet the demands even in old fashion. Therefore there is a high need of research in the area to make these libraries also as per as the level of modern libraries situated in the cities.  The libraries in urban area have gone through the tremendous changes due to adoption of modern techniques in delivering the services to their stakeholders. There is easiness in managing the books, issuing and returning the material which seemed lacking in the rural context.   

Library Administration & Management 1999: Volume 13 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-2000_14_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-2001_15_1 .

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Was ist für, und was ist gegen die General- Tabaks-Administration zu sagen ? - dokument wydany anonimowo w 1786 roku zawierający rozważania autora nad monopolem państwowym na handel tytoniem i tabaką (monopol tabaczny), wprowadzonym w 1765 roku, za czasów Fryderyka II Wielkiego (1712-1786) - króla Prus w latach 1740-1786, pod którego rządami Prusy stały się jednym z najpotężniejszych państw europejskich. Materiał podsumowuje argumenty za i przeciw utrzymaniu monopolu tabacznego oraz pruskiej administracji tytoniowej. Autor dochodzi do wniosku, że umiarkowana reforma administracji monopolowej jest zdecydowanie lepsza od jej zniesienia. W opracowaniu autor zobowiązał się do

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Library Administration & Management 2007: Volume 21 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_2005_19_index . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-2007_21_1 .

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Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

Since December 2009, The Center for the Study of Art, Architecture, History & Nature (C-SAAHN) has sponsored the Tuesday 'IMAGINE' Noon-Hour Lecture/Discussion Series at the Downtown Buffalo & Erie County Central Public Library. This is the 263rd C-SAAHN 'IMAGINE' Lecture & Discussion.  http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/lib/17lec.html In 2017 the two primary IMAGINE Series lecture/discussion themes are: - "Imagine Lifelong Learning = The Pursuit of Happiness" - " IMAGINE a Healthy, Wealthy, & Sustainable Community: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo 2025" Weekly focus: 1st Tuesday - The Arts & Creativity 2nd Tuesday - Architecture & Design 3rd Tuesday - History & Future 4th & 5th Tuesday - Nature & Science The 2nd Tuesday speaker on this C-SAAHN AUDIO is Patrick J. Mahoney, AIA, “Interpreting the Larkin Administration Building Site in the 21 st  Century” Graycliff Vice President and Architect Pat Mahoney will speak on the continuing efforts to interpret the ruin of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Larkin Administration Building Site. Beginning in the year 2002 a group of local volunteers cleaned a portion of the site, conserved the last remaining masonry pier from the complex and installed an interpretive panel.  With the acquisition of the site by the Larkin Center of Commerce in 2009, Mahoney acted as project architect to convert the 1.3 million sq ft factory into first class office space. Surviving foundations of a second fence pier on the Admin building site have been used to support a frosted glass ghost of the missing pier as well as a replicated section of original twenty foot high enclosing fence. The Administration Building site has been partially excavated revealing surviving elements of the compound and a wealth of building fragments. A streetscape project allowed sidewalk markers indicating the boundaries of the structure and limited excavations have allowed short term explorations of the surviving ground floor level of the building.   Co-sponsored by the  Richardson Olmsted Complex   &  Explore Buffalo For an AUDIO introduction to the 2016-17 'IMAGINE' Series: December 29, 2015 Downtown Library C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" Noon-Hour Lecture by Dennis Galucki "The Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: 'IMAGINE' Series Sixth Anniversary" https://archive.org/details/1512290091. Also see: "A Grand Idea in a Land Like Oz" Dec.19, 2016 Buffalo Rising article about the Buffalo-Chautauqua Day & Idea . https://www.buffalorising.com/2016/12/a-grand-idea-in-a-land-like-oz/ C-SAAHN (http://www.buffaloah.com/h/center/index.html) was established in 2009 as a unique digital enterprise and network designed to help link volunteers and lifelong learning communities as part of the "Buffalo-Chautauqua Idea: Exploring American Legacy through Place-based Lifelong Learning." This recording is part of the C-SAAHN "IMAGINE" AUDIO Series. Also see: IMAGINE Greater Buffalo: ImagineLifelongLearning.com By Dennis Galucki, Founder, C-SAAHN& ImagineLifelongLearning.com

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Library Administration & Management 1990: Volume 4 , Issue Index. Digitized from IA1643134-02 . Previous issue: sim_library-leadership-management_fall-1991_5_4 . Next issue: sim_library-leadership-management_winter-1992_6_1 .

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Library Administration and Management Association. LAMA Newsletter is a trade journal published in United States focused on Communication & Information Sciences. This collection contains microfilm published between 1975 and 1986. The ISSN is 0193-0451.

Library Administration and Management Association. LAMA Newsletter is a trade journal published in United States focused on Communication & Information Sciences. This collection contains microfilm published between 1975 and 1986. The ISSN is 0193-0451.