I would also be very interested in any responses as well.  We're
struggling with the same "issue" over here at Duke.

Ann

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Ann E. Miller
Head, Electronic Resources & Serials Management
Perkins Library
Duke University                         "Changed  Priorities Ahead"
Durham, NC  27708-0177                         Scottish Roadsign
phone: 919.660.5855
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email:ann.e.miller@duke.edu

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[SERIALST] Handling of Sample Issues

Colleagues
We are looking to simplify or eliminate the steps related to sample
issues that arrive unsolicited in our department.  So, I would be
very interested to know how other --especially large research--libraries
handle this issue.
Thank you in advance for your perspectives.
Sincerely,
Janet

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Janet L. Flowers
Head / Acquisitions Department
CB 3902
University Library
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Chapel Hill, NC 27514-8890 U.S.A.

Phone:  919-962-1120
FAX:   919-962-4450
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