Association monthly : official organ of the Young Women's Christian Associations of the United States of America.

Title from cover.

An oration, delivered at Faneuil Hall, Boston, July 11, 1831 : at the request of the Suffolk Anti-Masonic Committee /

Mode of access: Internet.

"The rejected packet" of the St. Louis (Mo.) Repeal Association : containing the official communication and the private letter, on the subject of domestic slavery in the United States /

-American imprints inventory ... Missouri ... 1808-1850, 1937, no. 358, p. 119.

Journal of proceedings and addresses of the 1st-25th annual meeting.

Fifteenth meeting held jointly with the Florida State Teachers' Association, 16th meeting with the Association of Colleges and Preparatory Schools of the Southern States, 17th meeting with the Southern Association of College Women.

Index to the reports of the National Prison Association, 1870, 1873, 1874, 1883-1904 /

Mode of access: Internet.

Proceedings of the meeting.

Mode of access: Internet.

Report of the Committee on salaries, tenure, and pensions of public school teachers in the United States to the National council of education, July, 1905.

At head of title: National educational association.

The lack of definite individual responsibility in our form of government is a fundamental cause of the evils of which the people complain : annual address before Bar Association of State of Kansas, delivered at Topeka, Kansas, January 27, 1913 /

Cover title.

Journal of proceedings and addresses of the annual meeting

Title varies slightly

The publications of the Southern New Hampshire Bar Association.,

List of members in v. 1.

Report of committee on normal schools July 1899 /

At head of title : National educational association.

The life and correspondence of Sir Anthony Panizzi, k.c. b., late principal librarian of the British museum, senator of Italy, etc. In two volumes.

The proposed third volume was never published, although copyright claim is printed on back of t.-p. ("The Reminiscences copyright 1881 by Henry Stevens of Vermont." The records of the Copyright office do not bear out this statement) The material was later published in Transactions and proceedings of the Library association of the United Kingdom at their seventh annual meeting...1884. London, 1890 (p. 117-124: Twenty years reminiscences of Panizzi and the British museum, 1845-1865)

Catalogue of the Corbett collection of casts from Greek and Roman sculpture.

Introduction by Richard Norton.

School autonomy as ‘the way of the future’: Issues of equity, public purpose and moral leadership

This paper presents interview data from research conducted in two public high schools in the state of Queensland, Australia. The research was concerned with exploring issues of equity and diversity. Both schools had recently converted to ‘independent’ status within a new state policy reform – the Independent Public Schools initiative. This reform was seen as having a significant effect on matters of equity and diversity and so became an important focus of the research. Within current accountability parameters, there were concerns expressed by key personnel at the schools about how converting to an Independent Public Schools was both enabling and constraining student equity in terms of resource distribution and school access, and undermining schools’ focus on their public purpose in relation to imposing an excessive focus on narrow external accountability measures. These concerns bring to light the significance of moral leadership within autonomous schooling environments – shaped as they are by regimes of accountability and competition that can clearly compromise student equity and delimit schooling purposes.

Public service versus private interest : a comparative analysis of the Australian and British debates

This paper will compare and evaluate the effectiveness of commercial media lobbying and advocacy against public service media in two countries, the United Kingdom and Australia. The paper will focus empirically on the commercial media coverage of public service media issues in these countries (relating to the BBC and ABC respectively) over the period since the election of the Conservative-led Coalition in Britain in June 2010, and the election of the Gillard government in Australia in August 2010. Reference will be made to preceding periods as relevant to an understanding of the current environment. In both countries the main commercial media rival to public service media is News Corp and its associated organisations – News Ltd and Sky News in Australia, and News International and BSkyB in the UK. The paper will examine with analysis of print and online news and commentary content how News Corp outlets have reported and commented on the activities and plans of public service media as the latter have developed and extended their presence on digital TV and online platforms. It will also consider the responses of the ABC and BBC to these interventions. It will consider, thirdly, the responses of Australian and British governments to these debates, and the policy outcomes. This section of the paper will seek to evaluate the trajectory of the policy-public-private dynamic in recent years, and to draw conclusions as to the future direction of policy. Particular attention will be devoted to recent key moments in this unfolding dialogue. In Britain, debates around the efforts of News Corp to take over 100% of BSkyB, both before and after the breaking of the phone-hacking scandal in July 2011; in Australia, the debate around the National Broadband Network and the competitive tender process for ABC World, that country’s public service transnational broadcaster; and other key moments where rivalry between News Corp companies and public service media became mainstream news stories provoking wider public debate. The paper will conclude with recommendations as to how public service media organisations might engage constructively with commercial organisations in the future, including News Corp, and taking into account emerging technological and financial challenges to traditional rationales for public service provision.