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Magazines, by their own admission, do many things for many people. The magazines show men learning how to build a creel, worn- en learning how to make fudge or catch a hus- band and teenagers learning anything they donlt already know. All this is fine for individual learning, but when it comes to mass learning in one room, Valley Collegels own periodical room rates a claim to fame that is indeed impressive. Although some libraries have larger collec- tions of magazines than Valley, not one in the 6 Valley can claim more periodicals in one spot, namely, the library's periodical room. By subscribing to more than 500 different publications, the library has built up an awe- some collection which is limited only by space and funds allotted for library. 'cWe can only keep magazines for five years because of lack of space and can subscribe to only about 500 because we simply can't afford rnoref, says Mrs. June Bierman, librarian. Added to the total of actual magazines on hand for students to check out is a large micro- Librcxriun Naomi Anderson checks magazine stocks to see that everything is in order Unlimited Supply limited space
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itiqcrofstlm. file. tail' 3. fs ' , . Bierman, hecd librarian, i f conhclitionf of 'space-savin i. Q., -1 5 ggi, Z pffiyff 'KE - Man 1- 'fi , ::'ff::g:.f'-.Q-'2l:'7f i ' ' ' il aww' iw sm, .L . fvfggi film collection which covers the eight-year pe- riod between 195O and the oldest magazine on hand. Having all magazines in one room has its advantage to the student. All material on one subject is easily found, a fact which makes re- search a much easier task. Considering the noise in the library, mainly evident at night, the periodical room can, and most of the time does, .serve as the only retreat left on campus for the student to read anything without interruption. H7 4'The best part of having such a collection is seeing it being used,'7 says Mrs. Bierman. 0ur regular librarian in charge of periodicals who is on leave,lilces to point out the fact that Valley's periodical room handles more business than the entire Glendale City College library, she continued. Glendale's library is handled by none other than the husband of Valley's periodical li- brarian. Magazines do many things for many people, the magazines at Valley afford an opportunity for a little family bragging.
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