Articles from Library Trends (September 22, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Biographical reference works for and about women, from the advent of the women's liberation movement to the present: an exploratory analysis.	Searing, Susan E.		10086
Developing children's interest in reading.	Stauffer, Suzanne M.		9821
Gender and the politics of information: reflections on bringing the library into the classroom.	Broidy, Ellen		6642
How we construct subjects: a feminist analysis.	Olson, Hope A.		13015
Introduction: gender issues in information needs and services.	Ingold, Cindy; Searing, Susan E.		1423
Library and information science professionals as community action researchers in an academic setting: top ten directions to further institutional change for people of diverse sexual orientations and gender identities.	Mehra, Bharat; Braquet, Donna		10743
New perspectives: an analysis of gender, net-generation children, and computers.	Dresang, Eliza T.; Gross, Melissa; Holt, Leslie		12308
Public library response to women and their changing roles revisited.	Cassell, Kay Ann; Weibel, Kathleen		11214
Raising the archival consciousness: how women's archives challenge traditional approaches to collecting and use, or, what's in a name?	Mason, Karen M.; Zanish-Belcher, Tanya		7246
The female-friendly public library: gender differences in adolescents' uses and perceptions of U.S. public libraries.	Agosto, Denise E.; Paone, Kimberly L.; Ipock, Gretchen S.		6454
Women and the public library: using technology, using the library.	Fidishun, Dolores	Table	6991
Women's health: librarian as social entrepreneur.	Allison, Melody M.		11148
Women's studies databases: a critical comparison of three databases for core journals in women and gender studies.	Ingold, Cindy	Table	8873