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Presenting an exhibition of academic costume at the University of Minnesota.

Caption title on two leaves.

Christophori Cellarii Dissertationes academicæ, varii argumenti in summam redactæ /

Mode of access: Internet.

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Mode of access: Internet.

Professional and Academic Fellowship programs.

Mode of access: Internet.

Wilson bulletin for librarians.

Published in White Plains, N.Y., Nov. 1914-June 1917; in New York, Jan. 1918-

Personnel classification systems in ARL libraries.

A collection of photocopies of documents, chiefly from univerisity libraries, assembled by the Systems and Precedures Exchange Center, and accompanied by SPEC flyer no. 85, June 1982.

Michigan academic library statistical report /

Compiled from the 2000 academic libraries survey distributed by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.

Obituary record of graduates and non-graduates ... for the academic year ending June.

Ceased publication.

Annual report of the President of Cornell University for the academic year ...

Latest issue consulted: 1892/3.

[Analekta hellēnika meizona (romanized form)] : sive Collectanea græca majora , ad usum academicæ juventutis accommodata cum notis philologicis quas partim collegit, partim scripsit /

Vol. 2, editio tertia americana, ex quinta edinensi.

The Library world: a medium of intercommunication for librarians.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Quarterly journal of public speaking : the official organ of the National Association of Academic Teachers of Public Speaking.

Mode of access: Internet.

Library planning, bookstacks and shelving, with contributions from the architects' and librarians' points of view.

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Guide to the study and use of reference books; a manual for librarians, teachers and students,

"Limited to those of a strictly reference character, and to the most useful works in the English language, with some exceptions in other languages."