Libraries must both cancel and add journals. The Library staff regret that we must prepare to cancel print subscriptions to journals, but continuous price increases make this necessary. We are very pleased that we can continue to go forward with electronic access. Ninety-one percent of the faculty respondents to a 1996 survey on Library use considered it either essential, very important, or important that the Library continue investing in electronic information resources. We want to involve all Library users in the decision making process regarding the Library collection of information resources, so please discuss this with your colleagues.
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These have been years of change for the Library with the increasing use of computers, the inception of World Wide Web resources, and increased cooperation with University of Texas System libraries. Academic Services departments include the Library, Educational Resources, Instrumentation Services, International Affairs, Laboratory Animal Resources, Student Services, the Institutional Animal Care Program, and the Office of Special Programs. We very much appreciate the leadership and support of Dr. Thomas over these years. This month the Library will begin reporting to the new Vice President and Chief Information Officer, A. Jerome York. Other departments that will report to Mr. York in September are Communications Technology, Computing Resources, and the Center for Distance Learning and Telehealth.