They did away with the split in 1999, and went back to Instructor again.
I wish it would go away like a bad dream!
Carol Morse

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Address:
Walla Walla College Library
Periodicals Dept.
104 S. College Ave.
College Place, WA  99324-1159

Carol Morse
Serials Librarian morsca@wwc.edu
509) 527-2684; fax 509) 527-2001
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>>> PALMITER@SEATTLEU.EDU 4/22/2005 8:49:44 AM >>>
My personal unfavorite

Instructor and teacher
Instructor
Instructor and teacher
Instructor
splits to become  Instructor primary edition and Instructor
intermediate edition

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Sherry Palmiter
Continuations Librarian
Seattle University, Lemieux Library
Seattle, WA  98122
ph. : 206-296-6204
fax : 206-296-2572

>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: SERIALST: Serials in Libraries Discussion Forum
> [mailto:SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU] On Behalf Of STEVE
> BLACK@FACULTY@ACADEMICAFFAIRS
> Sent: Thursday, April 21, 2005 8:36 AM
> To: SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU
> Subject: [SERIALST] examples of tricky title histories
>
> Do you have a "favorite" example of a magazine or journal
> with a particularly convoluted title history? I would like to
> know what it is.
> (I'd like some fresh examples for the serials course I teach at
> SUNY-Albany.)
>
> Although it will exclude some real doozies, please no series
> or government publications. I want to challenge the students,
> but not drive them crazy!
>
> Please reply to me directly, and I'll summarize for the list.
>
> Steve Black
> Reference, Serials, and Instruction Librarian The College of
> Saint Rose
> 392 Western Avenue
> Albany, NY 12203-1419
> blacks@strose.edu
> (518)458-5494
>