We have been circulating paper issues (not bound) to faculty
     on a three day basis.  We have been doing this for about 2
     years.  There are a few faculty members that require
     "reminders" several times in order to get the issues back.
     However, the vast majority are responsible and appreciative
     of the opportunity to take issues home to read.  Further,
     we feel this service has increased use of the periodicals by
     our students.  We have been extending a table of contents
     service to our faculty for a number of years.  This will
     hopefully be replaced as more faculty participate in our
     UNCOVER/REVEAL site license.  However, the T/C enables
     faculty to know which issues are of particular interest.  We
     do not circulate any issues on display.  However, they
     represent a small percentage of the collection and are more
     general in nature.  New issues may be borrowed after two
     weeks.  That provides reasonable access to new issues for
     all patrons.  I think this service has worked well and has
     substantially increased faculty use of our collection and
     faculty support for our collection.  We do not circulate
     bound volumes for two reasons.  First, a bound volume
     contains too many issues to go out together and
     secondly, by the time a title is bound it is also showing up
     in our indexes.  Student demand is therefore greater.  By
     the way, we haven't lost an issue yet.

          Marie Respass
          Georgian Court College
          Lakewood, NJ
          mrespass@georgian.edu