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Letter To Kate Wallach Regarding Seaall Chapter Meeting, 1954, Sarah Leverette
Letter To Kate Wallach Regarding Seaall Chapter Meeting, 1954, Sarah Leverette
Correspondence
A letter from Sarah Leverette to Kate Wallach asking Wallach to participate in a panel discussion on ephemeral materials at a SEAALL Chapter meeting.
Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding The Law Library Journal, 1954, William Stern
Letter To Mary Oliver Regarding The Law Library Journal, 1954, William Stern
Correspondence
A letter from William Stern to Mary Oliver regarding the publication of the Carolinas Chapter of AALL annual report in the Law Library Journal.
Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The Seaall Questionnaire, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding The Seaall Questionnaire, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Correspondence
A letter from Ruth Corry to Sarah Leverette regarding SEAALL questionnaire.
Seaall Annual Report 1954-1955, Seaall
Letter To "Librarian" Regarding Seaall Chapter Meeting, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Letter To "Librarian" Regarding Seaall Chapter Meeting, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Correspondence
A letter from Ruth Corry to "Librarian" regarding the SEAALL Chapter meeting.
Letter To Pearl Von Allmen Regarding Seaall Questionnaires, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Letter To Pearl Von Allmen Regarding Seaall Questionnaires, January 1, 1954, Ruth Corry
Correspondence
A letter from Ruth Corry to Pearl Von Allmen with details about a SEAALL questionnaire.
Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding A Meeting, 1954, Mary Oliver
Letter To Sarah Leverette Regarding A Meeting, 1954, Mary Oliver
Correspondence
A letter from Mary Oliver to Sarah Leverette thanking Leverette for her hospitality at a meeting.
Seaall Membership List, 1954-1955, Seaall
Seaall Membership List, 1954-1955, Seaall
Administrative Materials
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The Law Librarian's Education And The Autonomous Library, Marian G. Gallagher
The Law Librarian's Education And The Autonomous Library, Marian G. Gallagher
Articles
I am concerned with a defense for the law library administrator who has been presented with serious arguments contradicting his beliefs that a law librarian's education should include both law and librarianship, and, often in issue with it, that there are special aspects of law library administration which prevent its fitting neatly into a unified library system. The frequency with which the two beliefs are attacked simultaneously results from the fact that, salary scales being in issue, librarians object more heatedly to the added cost of legal training than do lawyers to the added cost of librarianship training; when they …