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![]() Sponsored by****Now Restricted To SLA Members Only**** Information Outlook Features Looking to the New Millennium: Strategic Planning for SLA Units As we anticipate the turning of the year, we naturally remember the highlights of the past and look forward to the potential of the future. Michael Fosmire and Karen Croneis explain how strategic planning allows you to quantify what you do well, discover what you can improve, and provide a structure and direction for future activities of your unit. To Bind or Not to Bind: Pros and Cons of Maintaining Paper Periodicals in Your Library's Collection In the current tidal wave carrying publishers into digital formats for their journals publishing, basic questions are looming in the minds of many librarians: What is the future of paper periodicals in the library's collection? Should paper journals continue to be bound for reservation or long-term retention and should older bound volumes be maintained in house or stored off site and at what cost? Iris Anderson explores these controversial questions. Circulating Laptop Computers at West Virginia University Making laptop computers available to students proved to be a successful initiative at West Virginia University. Heather Lyle explains how the project got off the ground and some of the challenges that accompanied it. Columns Executive Outlook Creative Thinking—It Takes Time Making News Research Briefs Are You Making What You're Worth? Copyright Corner Determining Fair Price Money Matters Planning for the Future of SLA Communications Outlook Getting a Grip on Government Informationn Conference Countdown Philadelphia Firsts The Cutting Edge Internet2 and Next Generation Internet Departments Index to Advertisers Classified Advertisements
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