Fall 2014 issue of Pennsylvania Libraries: Research & Practice is now available online

The Fall 2014 issue of Pennsylvania Libraries: Research & Practice (PaLRaP) is now online at palrap.org

Articles include:

• Pennsylvania Public Libraries and the Great Flood of 1936: Dark Clouds and Silver Linings (Bernadette Lear)
•  Pennsylvania Academic Libraries and Student Retention and Graduation: A Preliminary Investigation with Confusing Results (Greg Crawford)
• The Life Cycle of a PaLRaP Article and Other Updates (John Barnett & Tom Reinsfelder)
• Perceptions of Value: A Story from One Pennsylvania Community (Linda Neyer)
• Problem-Based Learning and Information Literacy: A Natural Partnership (Kate Wenger)
• Capture All the URLs: First Steps in Web Archiving (Alexis Antracoli, Steven Duckworth, Judith Silva, Kristen Yarmey)
• Weeding, Wine, and Cheese: Enticing Faculty to Cull a Collection (Judith Anne Koveleskie)
• Noteworthy: News Briefs from PA Libraries (Linda Neyer & Larissa Gordon)

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PaLRaP is an open access, peer reviewed publication sharing information about the research and practices at or of interest to Pennsylvania’s academic libraries. PaLRap is run by a volunteer staff of CRD members, each with two year terms in various journal management positions, and it is published by the University Library System (ULS), University of Pittsburgh, through its E-Journal Publishing Program.