I've been asked to post the query below to HaSafran. Please respond to
the list or to Mayer Gruber or Kelley Coblentz-Bautch, NOT TO ME. Thank
you-- Joan Biella
>From: Mayer Gruber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: Kelley Norene Coblentz-Bautch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Date: Tue, 23 Sep 2008 17:02:17 GMT
ASSOCIATION OF JEWISH LIBRARIES
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS COMMITTEE
February 2008
Dear AJL Convention Speaker:
Please share your June 2008 AJL Convention presentation with those
unable to attend your session at convention. It will be published in the
Proceedings of the 43rd Annual Convention of Ass
Nathan Snyder, Judaica/Hebraica bibliographer at the University of
Texas Libraries, has been very ill recently. Friends wishing an
update on his condition, please contact Joan Biella at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
and I'll send you the information I have.
Joan Biella
Library of Congress
Messages an
It is not easy for libraries outside the Library of Congress to see
the 110 authority records with nonroman references referred to in the
message copied below.
I have a copy of the file I can send to anyone who wants to see it,
but it has an ".mrc" extension. You will need a program like
MARC
ASSOCIATION OF JEWISH LIBRARIES
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS COMMITTEE
July 2007
Dear AJL Convention Speaker:
Please share your June 2007 AJL Convention presentation with those
unable to attend your session or convention. It will be published in the
Proceedings of the 42nd Annual Convention of Associat
Hi Margo, and any others who are seeing dots before their eyes:
This heading was established in 1943, well before the advent of AACR2
rules, the current Hebrew romanization table, or the English
*Encyclopaedia Judaica*. It was derived from the name given to this
author in *The Jewish Encyclope
>Attention, RLIN users!
>
>As you may already have noticed, there has been a change in the way
>Library of Congress records containing non-Roman script reside RLIN,
>thus affecting the way they are displayed in the RLIN
>database. Non-Roman records that have been created or updated since
>Marc
CALLING ALL WHO GAVE PRESENTATIONS AT AJL LAST JUNE:
We have received only a few of your presentations for the online
Proceedings. Please send more! We are anxious to make your words
and wisdom available to the whole membership, and eventually to the
online world at large.
Please contact me
On March 16th, the Cataloging Policy and Support Office (CPSO) of the
Library of Congress issued a policy statement on possible future
developments in the use of nonroman scripts at LC. Among contemplated
developments is use of nonroman scripts in records in the LC/NACO Authority
File. (The full d
PLEASE READ CAREFULLY--IMPORTANT CHANGES FROM PREVIOUS YEARS REGARDING FORMAT!!
ASSOCIATION OF JEWISH LIBRARIES
CONVENTION PROCEEDINGS COMMITTEE
Dear AJL Convention Speaker:
Please share your June 2005 AJL Convention presentation with those unable
to attend your sessio
In response to Chaim Seymour's statement--
The term 'A.D.' (the year of our lord) is offensive to a non-Christian--
I am a non-Christian and I'm not offended by the term. I think the choice
of initials to represent historical eras is trivial compared to many other
problems which compete for th
The guidelines for submitting papers from the 2004 convention to the
online "Proceedings" are now on the web at
http://www.jewishlibraries.org/ajlweb/conventions/convention2004/proceedings_guidelines.pdf
with links from the conventions page, the 2004 convention page, and the
proceedings page. Tha
Proceedings
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The following is a message from the Cataloging Policy and Support Office
of the Library of Congress:
PROPOSED ROMANIZATION TABLE FOR LADINO
A proposed romanization table for Ladino appeared in Cataloging Service
Bulletin, no. 104 (Spring 2004). Unfortunately, the draft included many
I'm sorry but I must correct the recent message to Hasafran quoted
below. The Library of Congress uses the ALA/LC romanization system,
which differs from that of the Encyclopedia Judaica in several details.
The LC system can be seen online by clicking the "Hebrew and Yiddish"
link at http://www.lo
The MARC tagging and capitalization style of "nickname" headings in the
authority file are usually considered sufficient to distinguish them
from uniform title headings.
The nickname "Torah Temimah" is tagged 100, while a uniform title would
be tagged 130. The second element of a nickname ("Temim
Speakers and presenters at AJL 2003:
If you wish your presentation to be published on the Web in the
electronic proceedings of the Toronto AJL convention, send a
machine-readable copy by e-mail to Joan Biella, Chair of the Proceedings
Committee, at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For a copy of the complete gui
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