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AI = Art Index ASTI= Applied Sci.&.Tech. Index BAI= Biological & Agricultural Index BPI= Business Periodicals Index BRI= Book Review Index BRD= Book Review Digest CMG= Children’s Magazine. Index EBMF= EBSCO Masterfile ERIC= ERIC FS= F&S (Funk & Scott Index GS= General Science Index HI= Humanities Index LL= Library Lit. MI= Music Index PAIS= Public Affairs Information Service RG=Reader’s Guide SS= Social Science Index * = A New Jersey publication TITLE: AAAS SCIENCE BOOKS ISSN: 0036-8253 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Science Books. Continued as Science Books and Films 1 HOLDINGS: May 1973-Mar. 1975 MISSING: NOTES: In storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: BRD, BRI *** TITLE: AAC DECREE ISSN: 1092-0730 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 2 years MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AAII JOURNAL (American Association of Individual Investors) ISSN: 0192-3315 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: July 2005 – current MISSING: Dec..2002;Feb 2008; Dec 2008 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BPI *** TITLE: AARP BULLETIN ISSN: 1044-1123 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current year MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AARP MODERN MATURITY ISSN: 0026-8046 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly MM: Modern Maturity. Continued as AARP: the Magazine HOLDINGS: Mar/Apr. 2002-Jan/Feb 2003 MISSING: This is stored with Modern Maturity NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG *** TITLE: AARP THE MAGAZINE 2 ISSN: 1541-9894 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly AARP Modern Maturity HOLDINGS: Mar/Apr. 2003- MISSING: -NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG *** TITLE: ABA BANKING JOURNAL ISSN: 0194-5947 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Apr. 1979- June 2005 MISSING: Feb. 1982 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BPI *** TITLE: ABSOLUTE SOUND ISSN: 0097-1138 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 2009 - current MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ACCESS THE NEWARK MUSEUM ISSN: 1935 - 3502 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 12 months MISSING: NOTES: Shelved after current newspapers CATALOGED: INDEXED: *** TITLE: ACOUSTIC GUITAR ISSN: 1049-9261 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 2009- current MISSING: 3 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: MI *** TITLE: ACROSS THE BOARD ISSN: 0147-1554 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Conference Board Record HOLDINGS: Oct. 1976-Mar. 1989 MISSING: NOTES: In storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: BPI *** TITLE: ACROSS THE WATERSHED ISSN: TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Great Swamp Watershed Association Newsletter; HOLDINGS: Spring 1994- current MISSING: 1994; Winter 95; Fall 2000; Spring 2003; Fall 2004 NOTES: Shelved after current newspapers CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AD ASTRA ISSN: 0141-102X TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 1989- current MISSING: Spring 2006 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG, GSI *** TITLE: ADDITUDE (Attention Deficit) ISSN: 1529-1014 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 5 years (begins March 2006) MISSING: Jun/July 2007 NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGEMENT ISSN: 0884-5905 4 TITLE CHANGES: Interim title Office Administration and Automation (1983-1985). HOLDINGS: 1981-1982; Oct. 1985-Apr.1988 MISSING: Jan. 1988 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BP *** TITLE: ADOLESCENCE ISSN: 0001-8449 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Spring 1970- Winter 2003 . Paper: 1970-1988; 1996 . Microfiche: 1989 – 1995; 1997- Winter 2003 . MISSING: NOTES: In storage 1970- current 10 years in cage CATALOGED: INDEXED: SSI *** TITLE: ADOPTIVE FAMILIES ISSN: 1076-1020 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 3 years (begins June 2006) MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ADULT LEARNING ISSN: 1045-1595 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Sept. 1989- Summer 2001 MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BRI, ERIC *** TITLE: ADULT SCHOOL BULLETINS ISSN: TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current issues MISSING: NOTES: Ask at Reference Desk. 5 CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ADVANCE MONTHY SALES FOR RETAIL AND FOOD SERVICES ISSN: 0190-5988 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: MISSING: NOTES: Available online at www.census.gov/svsd/www/advtable.html CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ADVANCED MANAGEMENT JOURNAL ISSN: TITLE CHANGES: See S.A.M. Advanced Management Journal HOLDINGS: MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ADVERTISING AGE ISSN: 0001-8899 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 1969- Jun. 7, 2010 . Microfilm: 1969- 2006 MISSING: July.7,2008 NOTES: Filed after American Teacher in cage CATALOGED: INDEXED: BPI *** TITLE: ADVOCATE ISSN: 0001-8996 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Dec. 28, 1993- current MISSING: Sept. 18, July 26, 1994; Dec.13, 1994; Dec. 26, 1995, Jan. 23, 1996; May 14, 2002:Feb.4,2003; Sept 13, 2005 NOTES: (Effective Feb. 2010 – Published as supplement to Out) CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG *** TITLE: ADWEEK (Eastern Edition) 6 ISSN: 0199-2864 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Dec. 8, 1986-Feb. 6, 1989 . Microfiche: 1987 MISSING: Dec. 26, 1988 NOTES: Dec. 8, 15, 22, 1986: Southwest Edition CATALOGED: INDEXED: FS *** TITLE: ADWEEK'S MARKETING WEEK ISSN: 0892-8274 TITLE CHANGES: Continued as Brandweek HOLDINGS: 9/8/1986 - June 1992 Microfilm: 9/8/1986 - June 1992 MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BPI, FS *** TITLE: AEROSPACE AMERICA ISSN: 0740-722X TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Astronautics and Aeronautics HOLDINGS: 1984-Feb. 1991 MISSING: Jan. 1988; Dec. 1990 NOTES: In storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: ASTI *** TITLE: AGING ISSN: 0002-0966 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 1971-1996 (ceased) Microfilm: 1971 – 1979 Paper 1980-1988 Microfiche: 1989 -1996 MISSING: NOTES: In storage: Paper 1980-1988 CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG 7 *** TITLE: AGRICULTURAL INDEX ISSN: 0196-5883 TITLE CHANGES: Continued as Biological and Agricultural Index HOLDINGS: 1916-1964 MISSING: NOTES: Indexes CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH ISSN: TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: MISSING: NOTES: Available online 1996 – current @ http://www.ars.usda.gov/is/AR *** TITLE: AIR & SPACE SMITHSONIAN ISSN: 0886-2257 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Feb./Mar. 1989- current MISSING: Oct/Nov 1990; Dec. 1990/Jan. 1991; Aug/Sept 2003; Jun/Jul 2005 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: BRI *** TITLE: AIR FORCE ISSN: 0097-0190 TITLE CHANGES: Continued by Air Force and Space Digest HOLDINGS: September 1954, August 1957, August 1958 MISSING: NOTES: In Storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: *** TITLE: AIR FORCE & SPACE DIGEST ISSN: 0002-2349 TITLE CHANGES: Continued by Air Force Magazine HOLDINGS: April 1962, September 1962, September 1965,,September 1966, September 1967, June 1968, November 1968-March 1969, May 1969-January 1971 8 MISSING: NOTES: In storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: *** TITLE: AIR FORCE MAGAZINE ISSN: 0730-6784 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Air Force and Space Digest; HOLDINGS: Feb 1971 – current (current issues 3 months behind) MISSING: July 1971, July 1973, June 1980, September 1980, December 1980, October 1981 October 1983, August 1999, April 2004 NOTES: 1971 – 2006 in storage. 1981-1985; 1990 - current available online @ http://www.afa.org/magazine/magz.asp CATALOGED: INDEXED: *** TITLE: AL JUMUAH ISSN: 1092-3772 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 3 years MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ALA BULLETIN ISSN: 0364-4006 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly Bulletin of the American Libraries Association. Continued as American Libraries. HOLDINGS: Aug.-Dec. l947, 1949-1969 MISSING: Sept. 15, Oct. 1, Nov. 1947; Feb. 1952 NOTES: In storage filed after AAAS Science Books CATALOGED: INDEXED: LL *** TITLE: ALA NEWSLETTER ON INTELLECTUAL FREEDOM . See Newsletter on Intellectual Freedom *** TITLE: ALA WASHINGTON NEWS ISSN: 0001-1746 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly ALA Washington Newsletter 9 HOLDINGS: Current 5 years (starts 1996, ends Aug. 2001) MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: LL *** TITLE: ALA WASHINGTON NEWSLETTER ISSN: 0001-1746 TITLE CHANGES: Continued as ALA Washington News HOLDINGS: Current 5 years (Ends 1995) MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: LL *** TITLE: ALCTS NEWSLETTER ISSN: 1047-949X TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Current 5 years (ends Oct, 1998) MISSING: NOTES: Available online @ http://www.ala.org/alcts/newsletter/ CATALOGED: *** TITLE: ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF ENERGY ISSN: 0146-1001 TITLE CHANGES: Continued as Independent Power. HOLDINGS: Sept/Oct. 1979-Oct. 1988 MISSING: Nov/Dec 1979 NOTES: In storage CATALOGED: INDEXED: ASTI *** TITLE: AMBER WAVES ISSN: 1545-8741 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Available Feb .2003 – current @ http://www.ers.usda.gov/Amberwaves/ MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG *** 10 TITLE: AMERICA ISSN: 0002-7049 TITLE CHANGES: variant title America: a Catholic Review of the Week HOLDINGS: Apr. 9, 1949- current Microfilm: Apr. 9, 1949-1996 Microfiche: 1997- 2004 MISSING: Mar 16,1996 NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: RG *** TITLE: AMERICA, HISTORY AND LIFE ISSN: 0002-7065 TITLE CHANGES: Title varies...Part A...Part B...Part C...Part D. HOLDINGS: 1954-1985 MISSING: NOTES: Indexes CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AMERICAN ISSN: 1932-8117 TITLE CHANGES: Formerly American Enterprise HOLDINGS: Nov/Dec 2006 – Nov./Dec. 2008 (Ceased) MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: INDEXED: SS *** TITLE: AMERICAN ACADEMY OF POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE ANNALS See Annals of the American Academy of Political and Social Science *** TITLE: AMERICAN ANNALS OF THE DEAF ISSN: 0002-726X TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 1981- Winter 2003-2004 MISSING: Jan.-Feb., Apr.-Dec, 1989 NOTES: In storage 1981- current 10 years in cage CATALOGED: 11 INDEXED: PAIS *** TITLE: AMERICAN ANTHROPOLOGIST ISSN: 0002-7294 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: 1888- 2007 . Paper: 1969-1992 . Microfilm: 1968; Mar. 1995-Dec. 2007 . Microfiche: 1888-1967; 1993- 2003 MISSING: 1955 (pg. 1062-1079); Mar., Sept., Dec. 1983 NOTES: In storage 1969-1989 CATALOGED: INDEXED: GSI, SSI *** TITLE: AMERICAN ANTIQUITY ISSN: 0002-7316 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: Jan. 2000 – April 2013 MISSING: NOTES: CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AMERICAN ARCHIVIST ISSN: 0360-9081 TITLE CHANGES: HOLDINGS: MISSING: NOTES: Available online 2000-current @ http://archivists.metapress.com/home/main.mpx CATALOGED: *** TITLE: AMERICAN ARTIST ISSN: 0002-7375
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