IUL News for January 29, 1996 Volume 23 Number 5




IN THIS ISSUE...

1. IUK Library Welcomes New Staff
2. Art Exhibit at IUPUI Library
3. Serials Cancellation Requests








1. IUK LIBRARY WELCOMES NEW STAFF

Government Documents Librarian Brad Vogus started as the Government Documents/Reference Librarian at IUK Library on January 2, 1996. Brad replaces Michelle Mazzanti who relocated with her family to Nevada in September. Brad has a BA in English from Indiana University and an MILS from the University of Michigan. While at the University of Michigan Brad was a reference assistant in the Government Documents Center. Most recently h e worked at the IUPUI Library as a part time reference librarian. You can contact Brad at 317-455-9346 or (bvogus@iukfs1.iuk.indiana.edu.)

Part Time Reference Librarian Ria Lukes started January 8, 1996 as part time reference librarian. If this name sounds familiar it is because Ria was a librarian at IUK several years ago. She left IUK 9 years ago to relocate in Michigan where she served librarian at the Saint Joseph Hospital Library in Flint. You can contact Ria at 317-455-9521 or (rlukes@iukfs1.iuk.indiana.edu.)

Reference Assistant Joyce Eikenberry is currently working as a reference assistant. Joyce received her Bachelors in General Studies from IUK in December 1995 and is currently working on her MLS at IUPUI. Joyce has previous public library experience. You can contact Joyce at 317-455-9521 or ( jeikenbe@iukfs1.iuk.indiana.edu.)

2. ART EXHIBIT AT IUPUI UNIVERSITY LIBRARY

Children & War: Images of My Childhood

See the impact of the war in the Balkans through the eyes of children who are victims of the conflict through an art exhibit that is currently on display at the IUPUI University Library in the first-level lobby. The exhibit is sponsored by the School of Journalism at IUPUI, in cooperation with University Libraries. It includes artwork drawn over a four-year period as part of an art-therapy program led by Croatian psychologist Arpad Barath. The drawings range from gory scenes of death to graceful images of doves, a universal symbol of hope.

The exhibit is an expressive collection of drawings, painting, and prose created by children 6 to 14 years old, all eye-witnesses to the bloodshed in the Balkans. These works are a small sample of the creative production of nearly 50,000 Croatian, Muslim and Serbian children reached by a nationwide project, "Psychological an Educational Help for Children Affected by War."

The exhibit may be viewed during regular library hours and can be seen until February 2, 1996.

--Mary Stanley, Librarian

3. SERIALS CANCELLATION REQUESTS

The following serials cancellation requests have been received.

The titles below are the last copies in the IUB Libraries. Fund managers who wish to assume any of the titles should contact Laura Gabbard, Serials Department (855-4262 or lscurtis@silver.ucs.indiana.edu ) within 2 weeks following the date of this newsletter.


Fund 09 (East Asian Studies)
-HAN'GUK CH'ULP'AN YON'GAM
-HAN'GUK TAEHAK YON'GAM
-KENSETSU HAKUSHO
-NIHON SHOSEKI SOMOKUROKU
-SCHRIFTEN DES INSTITUTS FUR ASIENKUNDE IN HAMBURG

Fund 17 (Business)
-MID-AMERICAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS

Fund 22 (Computer Science)
-AMERICAN NATIONAL STANDARD FOR INFORMATION SYSTEMS

Fund 33 (Fine Arts)
-ARCHITECTURAL INDEX
-CHRISTIE'S INTERNATIONAL MAGAZINE

Fund 53 (History and Philosophy of Science)
-ACTA HISTORICA SCIENTIARUM NATURALIUM ET MEDICINALIUM
-EUCLIDES (GRONINGEN, NETHERLANDS)
-HISTORIA SCIENTIARUM
-HISTORY AND TECHNOLOGY
-QUIPU

Fund 96 (West European Studies)
-SCOTSMAN
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