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3. Leap Year: Chance, Chase, or Curse?

Author

MCDANIEL, SUE LYNN

Subjects
LEAP year, MARRIAGE proposals, HISTORY
Abstract

The article discusses the history and origin of the Leap Year custom where women were allowed to propose marriage to the man of their choice on Valentine's Day.

Published
2016

4. BEATING BED BUGS.

Author

RICHEY, NANCY, MCDANIEL, SUE LYNN, and KNIGHT, ELISABETH

Subjects
*LIBRARIES, *LIBRARY personnel, *LIBRARIANS, *CIMEX, CONTROL of bedbugs
Abstract

The article offers information on how libraries address the resurgence of Cimex Lectularius or common bed bug. It mentions that the library personnel and general public need education association with bed bug elimination and prevention. It states that all library staff should be trained to recognize bedbugs, learn "Bed Bug Basics 101" and develop new skill set.

Published
2015

5. EXPOSING OURSELVES : A CASE STUDY IN COLLECTION MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE IMPLEMENTATION.

Author

Lathrop, Suellyn, McDaniel, Sue Lynn, and Richey, Nancy

Subjects
*SPECIAL collections management in libraries, *COMPUTER software, *LIBRARY science software
Abstract

The article presents a case study on special collection management software implementation in libraries. It cites the PastPerfect software of the Kentucky Library & Museum (KYLM) set in 2005 which has six components including Accession, Archives Catalog and Photographs Catalog. It says the software gives flexibility in handling the special collections at the KYLM, allowing description at the collection level as well as the series and sub-series with built-in promotion for spreading through an email page with web features.

Published
2010
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6. CEMETERY PRESERVATION - LIBRARIANS CAN LEAD THE WAY.

Author

MCDANIEL, SUE LYNN

Subjects
*PRESERVATION of cemeteries, *PRESERVATION of sepulchral monuments, *CEMETERY desecration, *CEMETERIES, *CEMETERIES -- Law & legislation
Abstract

The article discusses the challenges faced in the preservation of cemeteries in Kentucky and the genealogical records they contain. The preservation of small and large cemeteries were troubled by difficult to decipher inscriptions and tombstone destruction and deterioration. The solicitation of funding for the documentation of private burial grounds in the state and the liability for desecration ruling of cemeteries under the Kentucky law are mentioned.

Published
2016

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