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      <title>Looking Back in Anger: A Retrospective</title>
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      <description>Having read recent government reports, and returning now to the position of being a mere user contemplating a forty four year career in education for librarianship, libraries and (one must now add) information services, it strikes me that little has changed over the years. The problems the profession faced in the 50s and 60s are still with us.
There are still many politically-charged questions that we are unable to answer convincingly, including how much it costs to provide library services for each successfully educated chemist, physicist, sociologist, geographer &amp;hellip;&amp;hellip; and how big the book (materials) fund should be, other than, of course, by asking &amp;ldquo;How much have you got?</description>
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