Issues in Science and Technology
Librarianship

Number 20
Fall 1998

	Theme: The serials crisis in science and technology libraries Science in the Twilight Zone; Or, Are Science Libraries Related to Science? by Albert Henderson, Editor, Publishing Research Quarterly A Scenario for Publishing Mathematics in the Future by Rob Kirby, University of California, Berkeley A Response to Albert Henderson by David Flaxbart, University of Texas at Austin Ruminations on the Sci-Tech Serials Crisis by Emily R. Mobley, Purdue University Science in the Twilight Zone -- Rebuttal by Albert Henderson, Editor, Publishing Research Quarterly
	Book Reviews Norma Kobzina, Editor Searching Smart on the World Wide Web: Tools and Techniques for Getting Quality Results by Cheryl Gould Reviewed by Gregory K. Raschke, Georgia Institute of Technology Information Sources in Science and Technology by C.D. Hurt Reviewed by Mary D. Stoner, Princeton University
	Science and Technology Sources on the Internet Elizabeth W. Brown, Editor Biology Careers on the Internet by Frederick W. Stoss, SUNY University at Buffalo
	Conference Reports Flora Shrode, Editor Online World Conference and Expo by Flora Shrode, University of Tennessee, Knoxville

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Editor: Andrea L. Duda, University of California, Santa Barbara

Editorial Board: Elizabeth W. Brown, Johns Hopkins University
Elizabeth Choinski, University of Mississippi
Karen Croneis, Washington University
Norma Kobzina,University of California, Berkeley
Nestor Osorio, Northern Illinois University
Flora Shrode, University of Tennessee, Knoxville
Daryl Youngman, Kansas State University
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Number 20Fall 1998

Number 20
Fall 1998