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      <title>Law Vs Jordan</title>
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      <description>This was the subject of an exciting and amusing, albeit tongue-in-cheek, debate that rounded off the &amp;ldquo;50 Years of Information Developments in Higher Education&amp;rdquo; conference held in Manchester from 16 - 18 June 1998. The motion that &amp;ldquo;Librarians are Better Equipped to Run Merged Information Services&amp;rdquo; was proposed by Derek Law, Librarian at Kings College London and opposed by Andy Jordan, Director of Computer Services at Huddersfield. Robin McDonough, Director of Information Services at Manchester University, seconded the motion and Chris Hunt, Librarian at Manchester supported Andy Jordan.</description>
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