Ditto... If the issues are flimsy, they stay in plastic Princeton files in
the current shelving.  If more substantial, we slap on a sticker that says
"Shelve with bound periodicals" and send them to that area.  At present we
only have three Arts & Sciences collections.

Elizabeth Parang
Serials/Electronic Resources Librarian
Pepperdine University Libraries
Malibu, CA 90263
(310) 506-4046
elizabeth.parang@pepperdine.edu

-----Original Message-----
From: Cindi Sandridge [mailto:sandricp@JMU.EDU]
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 4:53 AM
To: SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU
Subject: Re: [SERIALST] And yet another JSTOR question...

Hello,

We have just started this process ourselves at James Madison
University.  If possible, we are leaving them on the current shelves.
But most of them will find their way to our bound journals shelving
where they will be kept in upright boxes as loose issues until available
on JSTOR.

Cindi Sandridge
Carrier Library - JMU

Helen Aiello wrote:

> Our institution will be weeding the paper backfiles of JSTOR titles.
> Since many of these titles have substantial moving walls (more than a
> few years) can those of you who are doing the same share with me what
> you are doing with the issues that are not yet covered in JSTOR?  Are
> you leaving them on the current shelves, boxing, binding, or some
> original idea outside the three noted?
>
> I realize this discussion may soon be irrelevant as more and more of
> the current JSTOR titles are published electronically, but in the
> meantime I am charged with figuring out a way to handle what could be
> lots of loose issues.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions.
> *****************************************************************
> Helen M. Aiello, Serials/E-Resources Librarian
> Wesleyan University Library
> Periodical Dept., P.O. Box 2799
> Middletown, CT 06459-9299.
> USA
>
> Voice: (860) 685-3828
>

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Sandridge, Cindi Parker
sandricp@jmu.edu
Serials Specialist
Technical Services
Carrier Library, JMU
540-568-6582