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Volume 39, issue 6, 1988

Decision making in online searching pp. 369-389

Lyn Blackshaw and Baruch Fischhoff

Bibliographic pattern matching using the ICL Distributed Array Processor pp. 390-399

David M. Carroll, Christine A. Pogue and Peter Willett

Reviewing the gatekeepers: A survey of referees of library journals pp. 400-407

Stuart Glogoff

Some reliability issues in very large databases pp. 408-420

Clifford A. Lynch

The Fussler sampling technique pp. 421-422

Ronald Rousseau

Exact fits to large ranked, bibliometric distributions pp. 423-427

Belver C. Griffith

Evaluating cocited author search performance in a collaborative specialty pp. 428-431

Katherine W. McCain

Author motivation for not citing influences: A methodological note pp. 432-433

M. H. MacRoberts and B. R. MacRoberts

Protecting privacy in two‐way electronic services pp. 434-435

Diana Woodward

String indexing pp. 435-435

James D. Anderson

INFOTRENDS: Profiting from your information resources pp. 435-436

Mary J. Culnan

Volume 39, issue 5, 1988

Order effects: A study of the possible influence of presentation order on user judgments of document relevance pp. 293-300

Michael Eisenberg and Carol Barry

Information science in wartime: Pioneer documentation activities in World War II pp. 301-306

Pamela Spence Richards

Introduction and overview pp. 307-311

Lois F. Lunin and Marianne Cooper

Part I. Curricula and accreditation. Education of the information professional: A library school perspective pp. 312-317

Robert M. Hayes

Information science and information‐related educational programs: Their diversity and accreditation pp. 318-322

Joy K. Moll and Barbara J. Flood

Technology: An agent for change in education for information science pp. 323-326

Julie M. Hurd

Part II. Three schools with a new twist. Information science at Rutgers: Establishing new interdisciplinary connections pp. 327-330

James D. Anderson, Nicholas J. Belkin, Linda C. Lederman and Tefko Saracevic

Syracuse University School of Information Studies: A tradition of innovation pp. 331-333

Barbara Settel and Donald A. Marchand

Drexel University College of Information Studies: Evolving programs, new connections pp. 334-336

Diana Woodward

Part III. The fellow travelers. Information resource management: Research, education, and practice pp. 337-339

Richard H. Lytle

Educating archivists: Speculations on the past, present, and future pp. 340-343

Richard J. Cox

Informatics and education in the health professions pp. 344-347

Marion J. Ball, Judith V. Douglas and Lois F. Lunin

Part IV. Different perspectives. Options and trends in the training of information professionals pp. 348-350

Trudi Bellardo

Has international education been politicized? pp. 351-354

Marta Dosa

Professional identity and the information professional pp. 355-357

Carol Oen and Marianne Cooper

Education of the information professional: What employers want pp. 358-361

Barbara M. Preschel

Part V. The future. Challenges to information science education pp. 362-366

Guy Garrison

Volume 39, issue 4, 1988

Honoring the JASIS referees over the last few years pp. 223-223

Donald H. Kraft

The diffusion of computer‐assisted legal research systems pp. 224-234

George A. Barnett and Gary Siegel

Performance measures for information retrieval systems—an experimental approach pp. 235-251

John J. Regazzi

Inter‐industry relations in electronic news services pp. 252-261

Ph.D. Paul Hart and Ph.D. Ronald E. Rice

One‐pass text compression with a subword dictionary pp. 262-269

Matti Jakobsson

Tracking nontraditional information systems pp. 270-272

Madeline M. Henderson

Annual Review of Information Science and Technology (ARIST). Early historical perspective pp. 273-280

Laurence B. Heilprin

The relative concentration of a journal with respect to a subject and the use of online services in calculating it pp. 281-284

L. Egghe

Controlled vocabulary in information retrieval pp. 285-286

V. Balasubramanian

Errata pp. 287-287

Donald H. Kraft

Volume 39, issue 3, 1988

An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval. II. On the effectiveness of ranking algorithms on full‐text retrieval pp. 147-160

Jung Soon Ro

A study of information seeking and retrieving. I. Background and methodology pp. 161-176

Tefko Saracevic, Paul Kantor, Alice Y. Chamis and Donna Trivison

A study of information seeking and retrieving. II. Users, questions, and effectiveness pp. 177-196

Tefko Saracevic and Paul Kantor

A study of information seeking and retrieving. III. Searchers, searches, and overlap pp. 197-216

Tefko Saracevic and Paul Kantor

Selection of online databases using switching vocabularies pp. 217-218

Alice Y. Chamis

Comment on the paper entitled “Sub‐Saharan Africa and the Paperless Society” (JASIS, 38(4): 298–304; 1987) pp. 219-220

W. Olabode Aiyepeku

Color mismatching to invigorate audiences at slide presentations pp. 220-221

Emmanuel P. Papadakis

The NOT operator pp. 220-220

Clara Martinez

Volume 39, issue 2, 1988

An evaluation of the applicability of ranking algorithms to improve the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval. I. On the effectiveness of full‐text retrieval pp. 73-78

Jung Soon Ro

Testing structural‐equivalence hypotheses in a network of geographical journals pp. 79-85

Patrick Doreian

The need for information and some aspects of information retrieval systems construction pp. 86-91

Valery I. Frants and Craig B. Brush

Historical note: Information retrieval and the future of an illusion pp. 92-98

Don R. Swanson

Progress in communication sciences pp. 99-100

Glynn Harmon

Introduction and overview pp. 101-104

Lois F. Lunin and Marion J. Ball

Part I. The IAIMS initiatives of NLM. Institutional planning for advanced information services pp. 105-106

M.D. Donald A. B. Lindberg

Part II. Planning and implementing integrated information services. Integration and outreach: Integrated Academic Information Management Systems (IAIMS) at Maryland pp. 107-112

Marion J. Ball and Judith V. Douglas

The management of change: Lessons learned from the IAIMS experience pp. 113-117

Marjorie P. Wilson, Robert J. McCarter, Alan B. McKay and Rosnec Estime

IAIMS infrastructure: Technological base pp. 118-125

James I. Penrod and Ronald Witte

Part III. Implementation of integrated information services. Library/computer center partnership pp. 126-130

Cyril C. H. Feng and Frieda O. Weise

Integration across institutions: IAIMS extended pp. 131-134

Naomi C. Broering, Cyril Feng and Nina W. Matheson

Clinical linkages: IAIMS at the University of Utah pp. 135-137

Homer R. Warner

Medical informatics education pp. 138-141

John L. Zimmerman, Jan H. van Bemmel and Otto Rienhoff

Programmatic intent of IAIMS—past and future. The National Library of Medicine's IAIMS Grant Program: Experiences and futures pp. 142-145

Richard T. West

Volume 39, issue 1, 1988

A new citation format for JASIS pp. 1-1

Donald H. Kraft

Repetitive bibliographical information in relational databases pp. 2-7

Terrence A. Brooks

Parameter estimation for probabilistic document‐retrieval models pp. 8-16

Robert M. Losee

K, θ, M model: A bridge and a language pp. 17-21

Bao Ji‐ren

Designing the user interface, strategies for effective human‐computer interaction pp. 22-22

D. L. Carver

A difficult balance: Editorial peer review in medicine pp. 22-23

Lee Shiflett

Macrothesaurus for information processing in the field of economic and social development pp. 23-24

Bella Hass Weinberg

Libraries and information science in the electronic age pp. 24-25

Audrey N. Grosch

Networks and data communication pp. 24-24

Bert R. Boyce

Information online 86: Proceedings of the first Australian Online Information Conference pp. 25-25

Carol Tenopir

Electronics, the cost disease, and the operation of libraries pp. 28-28

Michael E. Koenig

Review of “Multinational Computer Nets” pp. 29-29

Richard H. Veith

Introduction and overview pp. 30-33

Lois F. Lunin and Peter B. Schipma

The CD‐ROM medium pp. 34-42

David H. Davies

Design considerations for CD‐ROM retrieval software pp. 43-46

Edward M. Cichocki and Susan M. Ziemer

CD‐ROM software architecture to promote interchangeability pp. 47-53

Bill Zoellick

CD‐ROM: Potential markets for information pp. 54-57

Julie B. Schwerin

Creation and distribution of CD‐ROM databases for the library reference desk pp. 58-62

Ron J. Rietdyk

A CD‐ROM database product for oncology pp. 63-66

Peter B. Schipma