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From: "Katie Clark - Life Sciences Library - Purdue Univ." <flora@purdue.edu>
Subject: Re: NHC Organizational Crisis
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David..
I'm NOT a medical librarian...far from it!  Yet I've found the BSD-L
listserv "friendly" to non-meddies!  That being said, I will admit that my
primary SLA division is the FAN group (Food and Agriculture).

Katie
(PhD and interest in PLANTS...not fetal pigs!)
;-)


At 03:15 PM 5/15/98 -0400, you wrote:
>It would be a shame from my perspective for this group to disappear--it is
>hard enough for me at any rate to have a separate identity alongside of
>the very well organized and large body of medically oriented  biomedical 
>librarians.
>Although I have not been so far
>active in the affairs of this organization, and cannot attend this year's 
>Indianapolis meeting, I'd be glad to discuss possible involvement if a few
>other new people would do the same.
>
>David Goodman, Princeton University Biology Library				
>dgoodman@pucc.princeton.edu            609-258-3235
>
>
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