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For years of coverage earlier than 1980, check the titles Engineering Index and Compendex in CLIO or speak with a reference librarian. If you can't find it in CLIO, try searching EDUCAT or checking the RIE microfiche collection held by Teachers College Library. If you need further assistance, speak with a reference librarian. In addition to the paper version of Social Work Abstracts Plus, there are various other social service/social welfare indexing tools located in the Lehman/Social Work reference area. The Social Service Abstracts and Sage Family Studies Abstracts are among them. Ask a reference librarian for assistancce for locating other related materials. Journals available at COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY are computer matched against the UNCOVER database and display the names of libraries in which they are shelved. Check CLIO for holdings information about the journals available at COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY and for availability of journal titles not listed in the UnCover database. Keep in mind that many currently received newspapers are not in CLIO. If you can't find a particular newspaper, speak with a reference librarian. Lehman Library receives all of the publications of RAND, a nonprofit research institute. Some RAND publications will have an individual call number listed in CLIO by the title of the publication. More typically, each RAND publication is NOT cataloged separately, but rather as part of one of a number of series, with each series having a call number in Lehman Library. In order to locate a particular publication, you will need the RAND series name and its series number. Paper copy in Math Library and MathSci (locally loaded tape from the American Mathematical Society) include Statistics section not included in the MathSciNet electronic version. Paper copy of the Répertoire d'Art et d'Archéologie covering 1910-1972 is available in Avery Library. Print copy (including backfile) available in Barnard, Business, Butler, Engineering and Lehman libraries: JK 421 .Un34. Print copy (including backfile) available in Barnard, Butler and Lehman libraries: JK 1011 .Un3 Print copy (including backfile) available in Butler Library at JX 1705 .A255, and in Documents Service Center at S 1.40/5: Print copy (including backfile) available in Butler and Lehman libraries: JF 255 .C45 Print copy (including backfile) available in Butler and Lehman libraries : JX 1705 .A28 Print versions are available in the Documents Service Center, 327 Lehman Library: the Code of Federal Regulations is at Y 1.2/5:994 and the U.S. Code is at AE 2.106/3: Selected Rand Abstracts is also available in printed format in Lehman Library, at Z 7911 .R151, shelved on the Index Tables in the Reference area. Tangible versions (print, microfiche, microfilm, and/or CD-ROM) for each file are available in the Documents Service Center, Lehman Library, and records for them are on CLIO. The Avery Index covering 1934-1977 is available in Avery Library through the Index. The Business and Economics Library (130 Uris Hall) also subscribes to a compact disc version of this database, Business Periodicals OnDisc (B-POD), that includes the full text of roughly half of the journals that are indexed. The compact disc version contains information from 1987 to the present. For earlier years of coverage and alternate electronic or print sources, check the title in CLIO or speak with a reference librarian. The Chaucer Name Dictionary by Jacqueline de Weever was published in paper in 1996 by Garland Press and is available in the Butler Reference Department. The Documents Service Center (DSC) receives 70 percent of the material distributed to libraries in the depository program. Records for all the items received appear in CLIO, with either a location of Documents Service Center or one of the other Columbia libraries. The Music & Arts Library (Dodge Hall) also subscribes to a compact disc version of this database. The indexing, abstracts, and legislative histories are also available in print as the CIS Index, on the index tables in the Lehman Library Reference area. The paper copy of African American Women: a Biographical Dictionary, edited by Dorothy C. Salem, is published by Garland Press, New York, 1993, and is available in the Butler Reference Department, 325 Butler Library. The paper copy of Native American Women: a Biographical Dictionary, ed. Gretchen M. Bataille, is published by Garland, New York, 1993, and is available in the Butler Reference Department, 325 Butler Library. There are various other social service/social welfare indexing tools located in the Lehman/Social Work reference area. Abstracts in Social Gerontology and Sage Family Studies Abstracts are among them. Ask a reference librarian for assistance for locating other related materials. Those GPO titles not found in CLIO are not received as part of the Columbia depository program, but may be available at another New York City area library, and through Interlibrary Loan (ILL). To determine the Lehman Library call number for the series, consult the chart at http://www.columbia.edu/cu/libraries/indexes/user_guide/919_chart.html UnCover Reveal is an electronic mail alert service. Instead of going to a library to browse the table of contents of a print journal, you can subscribe to Reveal. Various other social service/social welfare directories are located in the Lehman/Social Work reference area. Do a keyword search on CLIO, the online catalog to find others, e.g., k=welfare directories. Ask a reference librarian for assistance for locating other related materials.