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With school, part-time jobs, and a band, these two UCLA Annual Report 2003-04 students lead very busy lives. Table of Contents

2 Letter from the University Librarian

3 “How could there be so much information available at hand??”

7 “I learned that I could use library sources from the convenience of my dorm.”

9 Statistics

10 Senior Staff

11 Exhibits and Events

13 Donor Honor Roll

ucla librarian annual report 2003 - 2004 letter from the university librarian “Carlos, what are you stressing over?” – Eddie, a typical UCLA undergraduate

Imagine, or remember, when you first set foot on the UCLA campus - it’s hard not to be daunted simply by the physical scale of the place. Hundreds of buildings spill across some four hundred acres, filled with nearly forty thousand undergraduate and graduate students and more than three thousand faculty. Just walking across campus during the breaks between classes can be a challenge!

Then there’s the astonishing academic scale: the College, eleven professional schools, two hundred degree programs. The UCLA Library provides materials and services to support teaching and research in all of them: nearly eight million books, eighty thousand journal subscriptions, sixty thousand electronic resources, millions of pages of manuscripts and archives. No wonder Carlos is stressed; how do you find your way through this bewildering wealth of physical and intellectual assets?

Come to the Library; that’s what Carlos and Eddie did. These two fictional undergra- duates, the main characters in our online “Bruin Success with Less Stress” tutorial, are our guides for this 2003-04 annual report.

The Library’s mission is not simply to collect materials and make them accessible for current and future generations. It is also to make connections for our users between their questions and our information, and to teach them how to make connections for themselves during their years at UCLA and throughout the rest of their lives – what we call “information literacy.”

If you don’t know where a building is, we’ll show you on a map, then give you the map so you can find it and other buildings on your own next time. If you don’t know where to start on a research assignment or project, we’ll walk you through the steps and appropriate resources and suggest guidelines so you can get started on your own next time. If you need a quiet, all-night study space or a soft chair to relax in for a few minutes, we’ve got those as well.

Although you’ll see the faces of Carlos and Eddie, their voices are those of real students. As they help us highlight our collections, services, staff, and donors for the 2003-04 fiscal year, they’ll remind us that the true heart of the Library isn’t the books or build- ings; it’s the students, faculty, and scholars across campus and around the world who enter our physical and virtual doors every day.

Gary E. Strong University Librarian < 2 Countless students like Carlos and Eddie discover, or rediscover, the breadth and depth of UCLA Library collections each year. They come in through the front doors and through the Web site, looking for everything from an article for a paper due tomorrow to an idea for a dissertation topic years away from full realization.

SIGNIFICANT ACQUISITIONS 2003-04 Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library History and Charles I, King of England (1600-49) Special Collections King Charles ye First his physick books UpToDate ca. 1645-55 An online resource that answers health profes- Otto von Kotzebue (1787-1846) Extensive unpublished manuscript providing sionals’ clinical questions by summarizing published Entdeckungs-Reise in die Süd-See und nach der Berings-Strasse insight in the principles and practice of medicine evidence and making specific recommendations zur Erforschung einer nordöstlichen Durchfahrt: unternom- in England, including treatment of wounds, for patient care. men in den Jahren 1815, 1816, 1817, und 1818 auf Kosten surgery, physic, and medicinal recipes for gout, InfoRetriever Sr. Erlaucht des Herrn Reichs-Kanzlers Grafen Rumanzoff consumption, burns, “biting of a Madd Dogg,” Searches evidence-based content and tools, in- auf dem Schiffe Rurick unter dem Befehle des Lieutenants and the plague. der Russisch-Kaiserlichen Marine, Otto von Kotzebue cluding abstracts from more than one hundred Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library journals, more than two hundred decision-support Weimar: Verlegt von dem Gebrüdern Hoffmann, tools, more than two thousand diagnostic calculators 1821 EncyKorea (Encyclopedia of Korean Culture) supporting selection and interpretation of diagnos- Of interest for von Kotzebue’s observations on the Online version of the most frequently used encyclo- tic tests, and more than seven hundred summaries natural history and languages of the northwest coast pedia in Korean studies. of evidence-based practice guidelines. of America, including California. < 3 To keep up with ever-expanding fields of inquiry on campus, the Library’s subject specialists added new resources to the collections in fiscal year 2003-04 on topics ranging from art history to zoology. A few particularly significant additions are listed on these pages.

ARTS LIBRARY In 1951 comedian Harvey Lembeck moved from the nightclub and Broadway stage to the movie screen and quickly found a niche as the wise-guy comedy relief in war films, most notably “Stalag 17” (1953), in which he repeated his stage role. He also appeared on the popular 1950s Phil Silvers comedy show “You’ll Never Get Rich” and in the ’60s “beach party” movies, then directed a number of television sitcom episodes in the ’70s and ’80s and ran a training school for aspiring comedians. The Arts Library Special Collections acquired Lembeck’s papers, which contain scripts and miscellaneous documents related to his career and enhance the library’s strong holdings of film and television scripts, per- sonal papers of prominent directors and performers, and comedic materials.

LOUISE M. DARLING BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY When clinicians today have questions about infectious diseases, they can turn to Gideon – the Global Infectious Disease and Epidemiology Network. This user-friendly, interactive online application provides diagnostic and reference information in the fields of tropical and infectious diseases, epidemiology, microbiology, and anti- microbial chemotherapy.

When clinicians four hundred years ago had questions about cures, they turned to books like Tratado de raras, y pere- grinas yervas: que se han hallado en esta corte, y sus … virtudes, y la diferencia que ay entre el antiquo abrotano, y la natural, y legitima planta

Kindai Nihon Kirisutoky¯oshinbun shosei: ¯ dai 2-3-ki: materials, compact disc sound recordings, and Oral History Program microfilm collection of thirty-four newspapers other papers documenting the history of Pacific on Japanese Christianity published between 1880 Serenades, one of the premier chamber music California State Archives’ State Government Oral and 1945. organizations in Southern California, which was History Program awarded the prestigious 2004 Chamber Music Interviews with Mel Levine, California assemblyman Taibei gu gong bo wu yuan zhen cang shu hua America/ASCAP award for adventurous and congressman; David Roberti, California assem- Original-size facsimiles of forty-four masterpieces programming. blyman, state senator, and president pro tem of the of Chinese painting and calligraphy created between senate; and John Van de Kamp, Los Angeles district the fourth and eighteenth centuries from the Carlo Goldoni (1707-93) attorney and California attorney general. National Palace Museum in Taipei. Drammi Giocosi per musica Venezia: Antonio Zatta e figli, 1793-95 Feminist Film and Media in Los Angeles series Music Library Ten volumes containing seventy opera librettos, Interviews with video artist Cheri Gaulke and artist Judy Chicago, covering her years at the Woman’s JSTOR Music Collection each accompanied by a scene from the production Building. Online access to thirty-two journals in musicology. drawn and engraved by various artists; enhances the library’s extensive holdings of seventeenth- and Behind the Scenes: Popular Music of Los Angeles, Music Library Special Collections eighteenth-century opera librettos. 1960-75 series Pacific Serenades Collection Interviews with Ted Alvey, 1960s underground FM Correspondence, clippings, programs, promotional < 4 buphthalmo Y unas anotaciones a las yerbas mandragoras, macho, y hembra escrivelo el doctor D.to Mas de Murillo y Valverde … (Madrid: 1674). Now housed in the Biomedical Library’s History and Special Collections, this very rare Spanish work on herbal medicine by Tomás Murillo Velarde y Jurado (fl. 1650-73) is one of only two copies in the United States; the other is in the National Library of Medicine.

RICHARD C. RUDOLPH EAST ASIAN LIBRARY Art, film studies, literature, and history - the UCLA Library has countless books on these subjects, and now the East Asian Library has one hundred more that differ in one crucial way from holdings in other campus lib- raries: they’re in vernacular Chinese, Japanese, and Korean. Purchased with funds from the Freeman Foundation, these reference texts and primary sources include the collected works of modern Chinese liter- ary authors, indexes to Japanese pre-war journals, and subscriptions to a number of Korean online journals.

EUGENE AND MAXINE ROSENFELD MANAGEMENT LIBRARY As the global economy has grown more complex, research resources have grown more sophisticated. Datamonitor Business Information Center combines facts and analysis in one searchable database that contains more than ten thousand company profiles, more than two thousand industry profiles, and more than fifty country profiles. In addition, a news and comment section provides access to the most current news as well as commentary on its likely effects on companies and consumers.

MUSIC LIBRARY The Naxos Music Library is quite literally music to researchers’ ears. This online resource contains an extensive collection of music digitally streamed upon request, including more than eight-five thousand tracks of classical, jazz, world, folk, and Chinese music from the Naxos, Marco Polo, and Dacapo catalogues.

And the Howard Morehead Collection of Jazz Photographs, acquired by the Music Library Special Collections, is music to researchers’ eyes. A highly regarded Los Angeles still and video news photographer, Morehead photo-

rock music radio producer and deejay, and John Van Baltic Biographical Archive Spider Trickster Tales from Jamaica: The Anansi Hammersveld, graphic artist and designer of album Biographical reference works from 1581 to the pres- Folk covers and poster art. ent; includes more than 65,000 men and women. Nearly five thousand handwritten stories giving variants on about two hundred basic trickster The Negro League in Los Angeles mini-series Chicano Studies Center Library Serial Collection tales about animal or human protagonists featured Interviews with Negro League baseball players Neal Reproduces primary source materials published in oral traditions worldwide; texts, written by Henderson and James Lewis; funded by the UCLA by and on Latino communities throughout the Creole schoolchildren in 1930-31, also provide Institute of American Cultures. United States and collected by the Chicano Studies information about links between Jamaica and West Library at UC Berkeley. Charles E. Young Research Library African culture. Indonesian Haji: The Pilgrimage to Mecca from the United Nations Treaty Collection Africans in the New World, 1493-1834 Netherlands East Indies, 1872-1950 Online versions of bilateral and multilateral treaties Unique microform resources from the collection Documents Islam in Indonesia, the most populous deposited with the UN Secretariat. of John Carter Brown, an ardent opponent of slav- Muslim country in the world. ery and grand-nephew of leading abolitionist Moses Western Books on Asia: From the Echols Scandinavian Biographical Archive Brown, who amassed a library documenting the Collection on Southeast Asia at the Cornell Contains entries on the lives of more than 155,500 African diaspora; covers the history of slavery and University Library people who lived between the eighth century and the black culture and society in the Americas. Microfilms of Western-language monographs on latter part of the twentieth century. < 5 graphed many of the important jazz musicians of his time over the course of his career, including Louis Armstrong, Ray Charles, Miles Davis, Aretha Franklin, Dexter Gordon, and Billie Holiday, among others.

ORAL HISTORY PROGRAM The Los Angeles-based Office of the Americas (OOA) conducts public information and education campaigns to further causes of justice and peace through North America, Mexico, Central America, and South America. The Oral History Program conducted an interview with OAA Director Blase Bonpane, a long-time peace activist, which supplements the OOA archives and Bonpane’s papers housed in Charles E. Young Research Library Department of Special Collections.

CHARLES E. YOUNG RESEARCH LIBRARY Not all e-books were born – or written – yesterday. Those available through the Early English Books Online Text Creation Partnership were written between three hundred and five hundred years ago, but now researchers can search their text as well as view page images. This resource draws from the Short Title Catalog of Early English books published between 1473 and 1700.

Ever wonder who was named for? The Research Library’s Department of Special Collections now holds the papers of Edwin Wendell Pauley (1903-81), who was the principal donor to the building fund for this facility and a UC regent for thirty- two years. A Los Angeles oil executive and real estate developer, he also served as United States representative to the Allied Reparations Committee during 1945-47 and advised Presidents John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson.

SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING LIBRARY In December 2000 California Governor Gray Davis announced the creation of the California NanoSystems Institute, a joint enterprise of UCLA and UC Santa Barbara. The Science and Engineering Library has acquired electronic and print resources to fuel the institute’s groundbreaking research in engineering new materials, devices, and systems at the level of atoms as well as for centers of learning including the Center for Embedded Networked Sensing, Institute for Cell Mimetic Space Exploration, and the new Department of Bioengineering.

SIGNIFICANT ACQUISITIONS 2003-04 Southeast Asia from the seventeenth through the UNOCAL Archives Science and Engineering Library nineteenth centuries. Includes corporate journals dating back to the 1920s as well as glass slides, prints, postcards, and other American Geophysical Union Journals Women and Social Movements in the United States, ephemera. Online access to Earth Interactions; Geochemistry, Geophysics, 1600-2000 Geosystems; Geophysical Research Letters; Global Biogeochemical Online collection of books, images, documents, FBI Files on Ralph J. Bunche Cycles; International Journal of Geomagnetism and Aeronomy; scholarly essays, commentaries, and bibliographies Supplements the department’s holdings of the Journal of Geophysical Research; Nonlinear Processes in Geophysics; documenting women’s reform activities. papers of this distinguished UCLA alumnus and Paleoceanography; Radio Science; Reviews of Geophysics; Space Nobel Peace Prize winner. Charles E. Young Research Library Department Weather: The International Journal of Research and Applications; Tectonics; and Water Resources Research. of Special Collections Papers of Jack and Aiko Herzig Key figures in the coram nobis case that established Dekker Encyclopedias Kenneth Rexroth Materials reparations for incarcerated Japanese-Americans Online access to twelve sources in subjects including Given by Dr. Joseph Handler, whose late wife, during World War II. biomaterials, colloid chemistry, nanostructures, and Esther, was a friend of the poet. water science. < 6 It’s late in the day, and Carlos has already gotten home when he remembers – oops! – he has a paper due tomorrow at 4. What to do? His pal Eddie sug- gests just copying something off the Internet, but Carlos knows better.

He turns on his trusty computer, goes to , and clicks on “Chat Online.” “Need help searching for articles on economics topic,” he types into the a dialogue box. Almost instantly a reply appears: “Hi, Carlos. I’m here to help. Tell me more about what you need the articles for.” A few moments later Carlos and his virtual librarian have refined the topic of his paper and are searching useful databases together. < 7 Carlos was only one of thousands of users who relied upon jects or resources, research guides for specific classes or sub- the Library’s online reference service during 2003-04. jects - fall under the umbrella of information literacy. But The service began the year with a question about how to information literacy is most effective when it is closely inte- access audio reserves for a music history class about Mozart grated into regular classroom instruction, and two particular and ended with a question about how to look up dissertations, efforts illustrate this approach. and users included UCLA and UC students, faculty, and staff as well as A sequentially tiered program developed in colla- researchers in other states and even boration with faculty in the department of sociology other countries. integrated information literacy into the undergrad- uate curriculum. The first tier, part of Introductory When it comes to research queries, Sociology, involved two online tutorials and a online reference offers the same hands-on session on using relevant databases. In advantages of traditional in-person the second tier, incorporated into the introductory reference assistance: the user can course on sociological research methods, students chat with a librarian in real time used group discussion time to choose topics, find and see what resources to use and relevant articles, and share methods, strategies, and how to search them most effectively. results with the rest of the group. In cases where the research topic is vague or general, this approach helps the user refine and focus The other effort focused on the Freshman Cluster Program, it; it also introduces him or her to useful databases and search a particularly useful place to begin, since it was created to techniques that will carry over to other projects. strengthen the intellectual skills of entering freshmen, intro- duce them to faculty research work, and expose them to In this way, online reference complemented and enhanced the instructional approaches such as seminars and interdiscipli- activities of the Library’s Information Literacy Program (ILP). nary study. ILP librarians were assigned to each cluster and Formalized from an initiative to an ongoing program during tailored their support according to the needs of each faculty the 2003-04 fiscal year, the ILP staff of librarians from across member; activities ranged from creating course Web pages campus focused their efforts through a number of new and linking to useful resources and participating on class dis- ongoing activities. cussion boards to answer research questions to teaching a one-unit adjunct course and organizing historical . Among the newest was the launch of “Bruin Success with Less Stress,” a student-centered, interactive, online tutorial. An example of the success of this approach lies in the num- Characters Carlos and Eddie, who represent typical students bers: participants in Library instructional sessions increased and give the content a lighthearted, informal tone, guide more than forty percent over the previous fiscal year. undergraduates through topics including intellectual property, Too bad Eddie wasn’t one of them; if he persists with file sharing, citing and documenting sources, project manage- his plan to download a paper from the Internet, ment, and academic dishonesty. Each section ends with an he may find himself headed to the office of the interactive quiz that gives immediate feedback on the answers, Dean of Students! and after finishing each quiz, users can print a certificate of completion.

All of the Library’s ongoing instructional efforts – orientation tours, in-library or in-class sessions focusing on specific sub- < 8 COLLECTIONS WHERE IT GOES * 7.98 million total volumes

* 78,171 current Library materials: 36% serial subscriptions

* 62,120 electronic resources Staff salaries: 29%

USERS * 4.94 million visitors MILLION to all campus libraries Academic salaries: 19%

* 24,794 participants in library instructional programs

* 2.05 million items circulated (checkouts plus renewals) Supplies and equipment: 11%

* 220,594 reference questions General assistance (student, part-time, or temporary employees): 5% answered (188,222 in person, 1,764 online, 21,236 by telephone, 9,247 by email, 125 by mail) BUDGET – $30.5 WHERE IT COMES FROM

* 4.3 million virtual visits to the Library homepage

* 1.2 million visits to the ORION2 catalog

* 30,974 interlibrary loan items borrowed General funds: 81% * 71,835 interlibrary loan items loaned

* 5,985 ORION Express requests filled

Contracts and STAFF grants: 10% * 106 Librarians

* 293 Staff

* 550 Students Gifts and endowments: 5%

Sales and service: 4% STATISTICS < 9 UCLA LIBRARY SENIOR STAFF*

Gary E. Strong, University Librarian

Robert Bellanti, Interim Assistant University Librarian for Research and Instructional Services

Judy Consales, Assistant University Librarian for Health and Life Sciences; Head, Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library

Pat Hawthorne, Director, Library Human Resources

Terry Ryan, Associate University Librarian for the UCLA Electronic Library

Cynthia Shelton, Associate University Librarian for Collection Management and Scholarly Communication

Jan Wildman, Director, Library Business Services

Claire Bellanti, Director, UC Southern Regional Library Facility; Director, UCLA Library Resource Sharing

Ellen Broidy, Head, Charles E. Young Research Library Collections, Research, and Instructional Services

Rita Costello, Head, Eugene and Maxine Rosenfeld Management Library

Stephen Davison, Head, Digital Library Program

Sharon Farb, Director, Digital Collection Management and Licensing

Audrey Jackson, Head, Science and Engineering Library

Eleanor Mitchell, Head, College Library; Chair, Information Literacy Program

Mike Randall, Electronic Serial Librarian

Laila Rashid, Director, Library Development

Janice Reiff, Director, Oral History Program

John Riemer, Head, Cataloging and Metadata Center

Stephen Schwartz, Head, Library Information Systems

Dawn Setzer, Director, Library Communications

Don Sloane, Head, Charles E. Young Research Library Access Services

Andy Stancliffe, Head, Social Sciences, Humanities, and Arts Acquisitions

Victoria Steele, Head, Charles E. Young Research Library Department of Special Collections

Gordon Theil, Head, Arts Library and Music Library

Amy Tsiang, Head, Richard C. Rudolph East Asian Library

David Yamamoto, Public Services Web Developer

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LOUISE M. DARLING “Healing the Body, Preserving the Soul: Student Exhibits: The Struggle for Civil African American Doctoring in the Rights: A Photographic Journey - BIOMEDICAL LIBRARY Antebellum Plantation South”: Sharla May 24-30, 2004; Fine Photography: M. Fett, Ph.D. - May 18, 2004 Roland Charles and Frank Jackso; EXHIBITS June 1-4, 2004; Community Diversity - June 7-18, 2004; AP-Eyes: One Mighty Ducks: Illustrations of Anatidae COLLEGE LIBRARY Love, One Struggle - May 24- from the History and Special Collec- June 6, 2004 tions Division - July 2003 EXHIBITS POWELL MUSIC IN THE ROTUNDA Chocolate is Good for You - February 2004 Rounce and Coffin Club: 2002 Western Classical Guitarist Payam Larijani - October Books 61st Annual Exhibition - through Trifolium Something-or-Other, or, Just 21, 20003 What Is a “Shamrock”? - March 2004 July 25, 2003 Historical Keyboardist Susanne Shapiro - One Hundredth Anniversary of Composer Chocolate is Good for You - February 2004 November 21, 2003 Walter Jurmann - August 1-12, 2003 Back to the Sea of Cortez: A Journey with Department of Music Graduate and Memoria, Voz, y Patrimonio: The First and - Undergraduate Students - January 26, Conference on Latino/Hispanic Film, June 2004 2004 Print, and Sound Archives - August 13- UCLA PROGRAMS 22, 2003 Random Voices A Capella Ensemble - IN MEDICAL CLASSICS January 30, 2004 Going, Going, Gone: Conserving and “The Decline of Science in Nineteenth- Preserving Books - September 25- Department of Music Graduate and Century Britain: Babbage and Birkbeck November 7, 2003 Undergraduate Students - April 19, Revisited”: Dorothy Porter, Ph.D. - 2004 October 21, 2003 Not To Be Forgotten: A Chronicle of the Communist Inquisition, Ukraine 1917- “Regina Caeli: Sixteenth-Century Sacred “‘No One Reached Out to Touch Me’: 91 - November 3-8, 2003 Music” - May 7, 2004 Responding to Stories of Pain”: Arthur W. Frank, Ph.D. - November 17, 2003 Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets of “Collegium Musicum: Eighteenth Century” Nature - November 12, 2003-January - June 4, 2004 Memorial Program for Louise H. Marshall, 9, 2004 Ph.D.: “Renaissance Origins of HISTORICAL BALLROOM IN Neuroanatomical Illustration”: Larry Student Exhibits: The Artwork of Dome THE ROTUNDA Swanson, Ph.D. - December 4, 2003 Village - March 2-8, 2004; Charles Bragg - March 9-12, 2004; Transitions Valentino’s Tango and Ragtime Ball - “Experimenting with Heroin: The Hidden - March 13-21, 2004 October 25, 2003 Assumptions of Randomized Clinical Trials”: Trudy G.C.G. Dehue, Ph.D. - Words … by UCLA Poets: an exhibit “ Through Time” - November 22, January 13, 2004 celebrating National Poetry Month - 2003 April 2004 “Herman Boerhaave and Enlightenment Romeo and Juliet Italian Renaissance Ball - Medicine: Steering Clear of Ultimate Winning Collections: 2004 Robert B. February 14, 2004 and Blanche Campbell Student Questions”: Harold J. Cook, Ph.D. - Second Annual Presidents Ball - March 6, February 24, 2004 Book Collection Competition - May 4-28, 2004 2004 “Epilepsy as a Medico-Legal Problem, Seventh Annual Jane Austen Dance - 1880-1920”: Ellen Dwyer, Ph.D. - June 5, 2004 April 13, 2004 < 11 IBITS AND EVENTS

CHARLES E. YOUNG Margaret Jacob, Department of History - OTHER EVENTS April 2004 RESEARCH LIBRARY Mothering Monsters: Mary Shelley’s Judy Mitoma, Department of World Arts Frankenstein: UCLA English Professor and Cultures - May 2004 MAIN EXHIBIT AREA Anne K. Mellor - November 18, 2003 David Kaplan, Department of Philosophy, Let’s Go Tahiti and Lilliput: Eighteenth- “Frankenstein: Penetrating the Secrets and Kathryn Morgan, Department of Century Voyages through Worlds Real of Nature” Opening Event - and Imagined - July-September 2003 Classics - June 2004 November 21, 2003

“Was I then a monster ...?”: Frankenstein’s Screening of “Frankenstein” (1931) - Remarkable Birth and Enduring Life - CHARLES E. YOUNG November 24, 2003 November 12, 2003-January 9, 2004 RESEARCH LIBRARY Screening of “The Bride of Frankenstein” “… the great good that is in us”: A DEPARTMENT OF (1935) - December 2, 2003 Centenary Celebration of Ralph J. SPECIAL COLLECTIONS Bunche - January-March 2004 Screening of “Young Frankenstein” (1974) - December 3, 2003 Aztlanahuac: Mesoamerica in North EXHIBITS America - April-June 2004 Screenings of “How the Grinch Stole Medieval Manuscripts from the Collection Christmas!” (1966) - December 8-10, of Richard and Mary Rouse - September- 2003 FACULTY CASE December 2003 “‘Was I then a monster?’: Frankenstein’s Mitchell Morris, Department of Musicology Remarkable Birth and Enduring - July 2003 “Chic Is Where You Find It”: Selections from the Bonnie Cashin Collection of Life”: Guided Tour and Private View - John A. Agnew, Department of Geography - Theater, Film, and Fashion Design - January 7, 2004 August 2003 January-May 2004 Bonnie Cashin Endowed Lecture Series: Merrick Posnansky, Departments of History A Centenary Celebration of Ralph J. “The Real Long Goodbye: The Uncon- and Anthropology - September 2003 Bunche - June 2004 ventional Marriage of Raymond and Cissy Chandler”: Author Judith Judith A. Carney, Department of Freeman - April 22, 2004 Geography - October 2003 EVENTS “Medieval Manuscripts from the Collection Robert B. and Blanche Campbell Student Judith Francisca Baca, Department of World of Richard and Mary Rouse” Exhibit Book Collection Competition Awards Arts and Cultures - November 2003 Reception - October 13, 2003 Ceremony - April 28, 2004 Timothy Tangherlini, Scandinavian Section Talk by Mark Salzman - November 14, Celebration of the Completion of the - December 2003 2003 Charles E. Young Oral History - May 20, 2004 Allen J. Scott, Department of Geography - Victorian Serials with Robert Jackson - January 2004 February 5, 2004 Kenneth L. Sokoloff, Department of Panel Discussion with Victoria Dailey, Economics - February 2004 Michael Dawson, and Natalie Shivers - William A.V. Clark, Department of February 13, 2004 Geography - March 2004 < 12 Julia Dragojevic Sao Q. Duong 2003-2004 Margaret H. Ericson Donald I. Esacove Margaret Ferguson Helen P. Fernandez-Janka Rene Flores Steven E. and Laurie S. Formaker DONOR William W. Foster Nancy Francis James L. Gajewski Colleen M. Galvez HONOR Kenneth T. Gilbert Parme P. Giuntini Thomas P. Goebel Ruth B. Goldberg ROLL Robert W. Goodwin Richard K. Gordon The UCLA Library system consistently ranks among the top ten academic Dan Greaney Carol R. Green research libraries in North America and continues to draw international Ralph R. Greenson Michael J. Greenwald attention for its superlative collections and innovative use of technology. Barbara E. 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Christopher M. Mott Ruth S. Weiss Constance Lodge Dorothy C. Much Lorna A. Wiggins To augment the Ardis Lodge Memorial Fund for Anthony R.and Olivia H. Neece Johannes and Elisabeth Wilbert the Reference Collection in the Charles E. Young B.M. and Helen L. Nefkens Charlotte Winer Research Library. Raymond Neutra Helen B. Wolff Marianne Puncheon Nike, Inc. Chun Wong Frank M. O'Brien Lily Wu To establish the Marianne Puncheon Noah’s Ark Kathleen G. Ouye Marjorie G. Wynne Endowed Collection in the Charles E. Young Research David F. Pardess Kimberly S. Yano Library Department of Special Collections. Standish K. Penton James M. Young Shirley, Rita, and Marcie Rothman Lynn Pettitt Carol A. Yuke To augment the Raymond C. Rothman Collection in Wendy Pfeffer Martha J. Zachert the History of Cognitive Science in the Louise M. Paul D. Picard Carlo A. Zaniolo Darling Biomedical Library. Robert R. Pool Bert* and Jacqueline Briskin Jonathan J. Porter Major Gifts To augment the Bert and Jacqueline Briskin Endowed Wanda T. Ramser These individuals and foundations made cumulative cash Collection in Fiction. Timothy S. Rath contributions of $10,000 or greater. Henry P. Adams Robert W. Rector Toward the Henry Adams Film Music Society Fund in Susan G. Rifkin The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation the Music Library, which funded the acquisition of the Jane E. Rissman To establish the UCLA Library Preservation and Con- CBS Inc. Television and Film Music Collection and the David A. Robinson servation Endowment, which will support preservation collection of Paul Sawtell. Also, to help underwrite the Bernice Y. Rodriguez efforts including the establishment of the UCLA Li- processing and digitization of film music to make it Gary R. Romm brary Conservation Lab. publicly accessible on the Web. Ricardo Romo The Ahmanson Foundation Edwin W. Pauley Foundation Bennett E. Roth To support the Center for Primary Research and Roy A. Runas Training, which offers fellowships to graduate students To establish the Pauley Archive Fund to support pro- Zaheer Samee to work with primary source materials in the Charles E. cessing, preservation, and access to the Edwin Pauley Albert and Renee Sattin Young Research Library Department of Special Collec- and the Barbara Pauley Pagen Archive in the Charles Ernest J. Scalberg tions. An additional gift for acquisitions for the E. Young Research Library Department of Special Victor I. Scherb Ahmanson-Murphy Aldine Collection. Collections. Phyliss P. Seidman Steinmetz Foundation Willard L. and Ruth Marmelzat and the Willard L. Marmelzat Foundation Peter H. Sezzi In support of the Orsini Papers Project to process the Loretta Shipp Orsini Family Papers Archive in the Charles E. Young Gifts in support of four areas: the Willard L. Marmelzat David W. and Danita A. Shneidman Research Library Department of Special Collections. Special Collection Project in the Louise M. Darling Paula L. Shuman An additional gift in support of the UCLA Library Biomedical Library, the Biomedical Library for discre- Louise S. Spear Preservation and Conservation Endowment. tionary use, the Biomedical Library History and Special Robert Spector Bonnie Cashin* Collections, and the Charles E. Young Research Library Morris A. Steinberg Department of Special Collections. To support the completion of the electronic conversion Gregory Y. Sue Hilda Newman Rolfe of manuscript finding aids to be searchable on the Web Eugene B. and Patricia R. Tapie To support the highest priorities of the UCLA Library. Charles Toll through the Online Archive of California. Grace M. Hunt* Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. William Hobson Carrie M. Turk To augment the Evelyn Troup Hobson and William To establish the Hugh Gilchrist Dick Memorial Alice Urist* Hobson Endowed Collection in the fields of education Acquisitions Fund for acquisitions. Donna F. Ver Steeg and psychology. Corporate and Foundation Gifts April A. Wakeman Johanna E. Tallman* Margie Waldo To provide discretionary support for the Science and These corporations and foundations made cumulative cash Rick H. Walin Engineering Library. contributions of $100 or greater or cumulative gift-in-kind Gregory J. Walker Wing Chung contributions valued at $1,000 or greater. David Wallechinsky To establish the Alice Lee-Tsing Chung Collection The Ahmanson Foundation Antiquarian Booksellers Association of America, Inc. - Southern California Chapter Armory Center for the Arts Bank Julius Baer and Co., Ltd. The Capital Group Companies, Inc.** ChevronTexaco Corporation** ECI Consultants LLC Evergreen Books ExxonMobil Foundation** Gold Shield Alumnae of UCLA Johnson and Johnson Contribution Fund** Willard L. Marmelzat Foundation Medtronic Inc. The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation New Regency Productions, Inc. Nike, Inc.** Northrop Grumman Litton Foundation** Order of the Blue Shield Edwin W. Pauley Foundation Southern California Tennis Association Steinmetz Foundation Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc.** UCLA Medical Center Auxiliary The Winnick Family Foundation, Inc. ✽ Indicates that the donor is deceased ✽✽ Indicates matching contribution < 14 Library Associates – Powell Society John L. Apostolou These individuals made discretionary gifts of $1,000 James A. Arkatov or greater. Martha P. Armas Jeanne G. Armstrong* Warren J. and Dorothy J. Abbott Orville and Mary Armstrong Abdelmonem A. and Marianne H. Afifi Jean L. Aroeste Jean L. Aroeste Daniel and Angel Au Stanley H. and Ronda E. Breitbard Mackwood and Sartaj Awan Mildred R. Johnson Surik G. and Seved M. Ayvazian Mrs. Harry Lenart Henrik Azarian and Isabella Derbarseghian Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Michael and Amalia Azzam Gary E. and Carolyn Strong B Gloria Werner Nancy T. Baden* Cameron C. Whiteman Clarence L. H. and Robin Baer First Century Society Members Richard and Dalny S. Balelo Henry J. Bamberger L. David Cole These members of the First Century Society have included the Ebi and Farah Baraghoush James A. and Carol L. Collins UCLA Library in their estate plans. Walter J. Barlow* Charles E. and Sharon A. Conder Timothy H. Barnes Christopher R. Cook Roy H. Aaron Thomas S. Cook Marion and Kurt Anker Cecile C. Bartman Cheryl D. Bascom William C. Cooper Jacqueline Briskin Luis Cordero Henry J. Bruman Narisco F. and Rebecca M. Bautista Marta Becket Angelo J. and Christine L. Corpora Wilmer B. and Mary N. Buckland Mitchel D. and Susan G. Covel Wade A. and Alison O. Bunting Calista R. Beers Keenan Behrle and Kathleen Flanagan Shelley J. Cozen Carolyn N. Cunningham Walter E. Crandall Robert L. Eckert and Jerome C. Elliott Sanford M. and Phyllis B. Beim Ann H. Bein James M. Creed Ray and Marian Engelke Gregory P. Critser Jack Fromkin Robert and Claire Q. Bellanti Robert M. and Sandra C. Hobbs C. Mae Benjamin D William Hobson R. Reese and Rosemary Benson Faramaz Davarian Norah E. Jones Richard A. and Barbara Bergman Mary E. Davis Max Lawrence Elihu M. and Sylvia Berle Jo Ann Dawson Joan Lenihan Rodney A. Bernaldo George L. Dea and Janice T. Koyama Sarah R. Lesser Lazare F. and Lanie D. Bernhard Richard and Wendy De Leon Constance Lodge Leroy and Ruth B. Berry Richard D. De Luce Michelle London Michelle A. Bholat Joan Demiany Basil W. Martinez Margaret and William* Bloomfield Bill E. Depue Sheila Morrison Barry W. and Sharla P. Boehm Robert G. Dickson James J. and Rosemarie J. Nix Robert F. Boggs Steve Doan Clarice Campbell Olcott Blase Bonpane A. Bruce and Karalee V. Doll Julia A. Postley James M. Bower C. Terry and Kathleen H. Dooley Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Patricia R. Boyle Roy and Carol Doumani Hilda Newman Rolfe Stanley and Marilyn Boyle Lorenzo S. Draculan Mrs. Charles Speroni George and Kay M. Brallier E Mary L. and William A. Steinmetz George G. Braunstein William P. and Ann Edwards Ann E. Sumner Bridget Bray Michael C. and Inez Eicher Suebelle and David Verity Stanley H. and Ronda E. Breitbard Elizabeth R. Eisenbach Gloria Werner Bert* and Jacqueline Briskin Samuel Ellenport Mary E. Williams Wade A. and Alison O. Bunting William L. Emerson Michael S. and Roxanne Burk Gricelda M. Espinoza Bequests Steven and Robyn Burrows Rosalie M. Evans Elizabeth Berman The UCLA Library received distributions from the estates F of the following individuals. C Ruthe Feldman John T. Campbell Seymour and Norma D. Feshbach Jeanne G. Armstrong* John and Julia Carranza Baret C. Fink Bonnie Cashin* Diahann Carroll Guido and Daniela S. Fink Grace M. Hunt* Bonnie Cashin* Jack L. and Hazel C. Finney Johanna E. Tallman* Boris M. Catz William and Patricia Flumenbaum R. Elizabeth Cecchetti Donors Patricia L. Fox Lyman B. Chaffee Susan J. French These donors made cumulative cash contributions of $100 Donald C. and Christina M. Chamberland Arthur L. and Judith W. Friedman or greater or cumulative gift-in-kind contributions valued Hugo K. and Ginger C. Chan Fred Friedman at $1,000 or greater. William W. and Ruby Y. Chan Grace Friedman Barry and Sue-Fay L. Chang Jonathan A. Friedman A Paul and Ching-Li Chang G Benjamin and Eleanor O. Aaron Anthony Chen Colleen M. Galvez Roy H. Aaron Lucie Cheng Susan R. Gannon Warren J. and Dorothy J. Abbott David K. and Sarah Y. Cheung Jonathan L. Gans Henry P. Adams John Y. Chew Janet B. Garber Abdelmonem A. and Marianne H. Afifi Seng J. and Su L. Chiou Homa Garemani Ira R. and Marsha L. Alpert Kyung Choi Noyan Garemani Harlan C. and Patricia P. Amstutz Joy A. Chuck Harland and Carol D. Gaynor Eugene N. Anderson Wing Chung Larry S. Gelbart Nancy L. Anderson Martin J. Cohen Robert C. Anderson Kurt R. and Marion V. Anker Anonymous ✽ Indicates that the donor is deceased ✽✽ Indicates matching contribution < 15 Beatrice S. Gendel Mildred R. Johnson Gerald Meaker Bennett Gilbert Elaine K. Sewell Jones Ruth D. Mellinkoff Parme P. Giuntini Norah E. Jones Sherman M. and June B. Mellinkoff Martin C. Glassman Juliana P. Jong Ronald J. and Anne K. Mellor Dohn G. and Beryl Glitz Eileen Judkins Ellen J. Meltzer Michael S. and Judith M. Golub Eric and Edith Juline John H. Menkes Marcia E. Goodman Richard B. Jurmain Sandra Milken Robert W. Goodwin K Christopher Miller David R. Grant Lisa A. Kane Robert P. Miller Jay Grauer Tad L. Kapelner Tim Miller and Katie Woodruff Nancy Graydon Raymond S. Kaplan Earl Miner* Dan Greaney Sue A. Kaplan Iris Mink Henry W. Green Howard B. Keck, Jr. Mary Missimer Arthur N. and Audrey A. Greenberg George E. Keiter Ira J. Mitchell Mrs. Ralph R. Greenson Andy and Marea Kelly Elliott Mittler Michael J. Greenwald Larry M. Kent Jerry D. and Joy Rachmil Monkarsh Paul E. and Gloria N. Griffin William W. and Teresa W. Keung Michelle Montemayor Christopher Grose Shahryar and Zhila T. Khajehnajafi Jesus and Jessica Monzon Gene and Judith Guerny Chung P. and San O. Kim Jeffrey D. Morehead Donald L. and Maureen A. Guithues Caroline L. Moser Janey Kim DONOR Jose Gutierrez Song-Mi Kim Leslie C. Motto Jules A. and Anita S. Gutterman Jane L. Kitano Jackson W. Muh H Lynn K. Kitano Don and Scarlet Mupo Ali Hallajpour Charles M. Knobler N HONOR Joseph S. Handler Ralph Koch and Daissy M. Farias-Koch Hisae Nakanishi Ginger Harmon Dorothy L. Koe Sathya and Radhika Narayanan Brenda F. Harris Andrezj Korbonski Gary B. Nash and Cynthia J. Shelton Eileen Harris-Norton Ken and Patricia A. Kosich B. M. and Helen L. Nefkens

Roberta D. Hartnack Sridhar and Nalini Krishnan Daniel M. and Arundhati Neuman ROLL Peter A. Hayashida Rodney H. and Edie Kubomoto Tuyet B. Nguyen Susan Hecht L Nancy Norris Ying-Ming Lai Florence Q. Nulsen Thomas M. Laichas O Carol D. Lanham Clifford and Bonnie Okamoto Earl F. La Pensee Chisato Okubo David B. and Karen L. La Pointe Shirley P. Olson Frances D. Larkin Gerald H. and Gail F. Oppenheimer Jay T. Last Daniel and Erna Osterweil Harrison Latta and Lya Cordova-Latta Dini Ostrov Frank S. and Shirley Y. Lee Michael S. and Judy L. Ovitz Margaret K. Lee P Mike H. and Joan S. Leibman Glenn A. Padnick Mrs. Harry Lenart Joan Palevsky Hollis G. Lenderking Joyce Pand Joanne Leonard George A. and Peggy D. Pandaleon Joseph and Carol Leung David F. Pardess Frank G. and Jean T. Hernandez Leon Levine Gabriel and Maria D. Hernandez Harish Parekh Carol A. Levy Young B. Park Margaret J. Heymann Che H. Lin David G. Hirsch Kiritkumar and Sook Patel Bill Ling Robert V. Pauley Werner Z. Hirsch Solomon Lipp John K. and Iris S. Ho Stephen M. Pauley John W. Lissack Ken Peach, Jr. William Hobson Bing Liu Stanley R. Hoffman Judea Pearl David M. Liu Steve Pearlman Jerry L. Hoover and Charlotte B. Brown Jon A. Liu Susan M. Horn Standish K. Penton Shijun Liu Mimi Perloff Jackson and Hsin-Ping Hsueh Roseline Livingston Maria D. Hummer Jack W. and Delbra L. Perry Dicky and Annie Lo Albert Peskin Grace M. Hunt* Sandra Lo Melinda M. Hurst Arthur and Carole Phillips Constance Lodge Randolph S. and Patricia K. Phillips I Richard H. Lubetzky Benjamin L. and Rue C. Pine Althea Iberall Sherrill D. Luke Louis A. and Berta F. Pitt Cynthia F. Ingham-Bachman Louise B. Lyon Oscar and Norma Pletikosic Gholamreza Irani M Susan D. Polhemus Bill and Suzie E. Isa Heddy Ma Jonathan J. Porter J Daniel L. Macioce, Jr. John A.* and Julia A. Postley Margaret C. Jacob Virginia Mancini Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Richard and Cheryl W. Jacobs Joseph D. and Jean W. Mandel Steven N. Primack and Stacy H. Nerenberg Martha E. Jacobson Leonard H. and Beatrice S. Mandel Steven Pritzker Richard E. James Leonard M. and Janet Marangi Robert A. Pugsley Allen Jayne III Willard L. and Ruth B. Marmelzat Marianne Puncheon Wendell E. Jeffrey and Bernice M. Wenzel Melina Marquez R Gildardo and Trinidad Jimenez Jeffrey L. Marr Morad M. Rad and Maryam Ahmadsartip Augusto B. and Angelina C. Jocson Manuel G. and Glorya A. Mayoral Joseph A. and Susan J. Radwan Neil H. Joeck and Melinda B. Erickson Robert and Patricia A. McCullough Lawrence J. and Lee Ramer Edgar and Susan Johnson Carrie K. McDade Laila M. Rashid Erik and Judy Johnson Alice McGrath Judith A. Rasson < 16 Udome and Sue Ratanavongse Diana M. Thomas Gary and Karen B. Winnick John Rechy Gladys C. Emerson Thomas Kenneth S. and Madeline J. Wolf Edwin and Ellen Reingold Robert J. Thomas Steven Wolf and Ruth Jaeger Narciso and Karina Ricasa Harold Lincoln and Sara Thompson* Arthur P. Wong Susan G. Rifkin Jesse E. Thompson, Jr. and Alice J. Glasser Calvin and Melinda Wong Daniel A. and Ruby Roca Charles Toll Jeffrey S. and Laurel A. Wruble Hilda Newman Rolfe Erwin Tomash Marjorie G. Wynne Elizabeth C. Romaine W. Lee Towns Y Ricardo Romo Cuong and Phuong T. Tran Tadami and Flora N. Yamanaka Leon and Barbara Rootenberg Phyllis Treusch Edward and Nina Yang Michael Rotblatt Shih H. and Elly L. Tsai Erik Yang Bennett E. Roth Norman and Alice Tulchin Paul and Carol Yu Marcie H. Rothman Carrie M. Turk Pauline R. Yu Rita C. Rothman Oscar L. Turner, Jr. Peter and Lisa C. Yu Shirley S. Rothman Adam and Rhea P. Turteltaub Yong C. Yuk Richard H. and Mary A. Rouse U Howard A. Rubel Z Alice Urist* Irving Zabin Mary A. Rudolph Sir Brian E. Urquhart Nancy Ryan Carlo A. Zaniolo Terry C. Ryan V Robert A. and Maureen Zehntner Lee Vandevort James E. and Adrienne R. Zeigler S David S. Verity Joan S. Zenan Sanbo S. and Kay* Sakaguchi Donna F. Ver Steeg Irwin and Yda Ziment

ROLL Gloria Salick Loraine Vosper Joy Zimnavoda Albert Sattin Tou and Kaying Vu Ernest J. Scalberg Rita A. Scherrei Judith A. Schipper HONOR Brian E. C. and Sherri S. Schottlaender Robert L. and Elizabeth H. Scott Carolyn See Laurence and Sallie Seigler

DONOR Andy and Ann Semotiuk Jeffrey A. Seymour Robert M. and Sally G. Shafton Ethel Shanedling Russell Shank Ralph J. and Shirley L. Shapiro Prithvi R. and Surekha Sharma Nien-Tsu Shen Loretta Shipp Stephen M. Silberstein and Anne G. Lipow Ruth M. Simon David C. and Jackie Simpson Pradeep K. and Asiha Singh Richard Sisson William H. Slay III James L. Smith Marvin L. Smotrich Thomas W. Smotrich Ralph R. and Patricia N. Sonnenschein W Memorial Gifts Raymond Soto Frederick R. and Magda L. Waingrow These individuals, corporations, and foundations made gifts Anne-Marie Spataru April A. Wakeman Patricia Waldron to perpetuate the memory and works of their relatives, Robert Spector friends, or colleagues. Andrew J. Stancliffe Jason K. Wallace and Terrill H. Burnett Timothy R. and Victoria Steele Kimberly J. Wallace In memory of Theresa G. Aaron Leonard B. Stern John F. and Alice Wang Benjamin and Eleanor O. Aaron Michael I. Stern Jeffrey M. and Terri F. Warren Roy H. Aaron Shadoe Stevens Ruth K. Watanabe Arthur J. Alper Robert and Betty Stickles Christopher Waterman Ira R. and Marsha L. Alpert Paul and Carol A. Stiglic Charles Waugh Harlan C. and Patricia P. Amstutz Howard L. Stone Patricia H. Webb Anonymous Kenneth A. and Lois R. Stone A. Alan and Julie Weber Orville and Mary Armstrong Ronald W. and Merry L. Strahan Eugen Weber Neal D. Axelrod Gary E. and Carolyn Strong Lillian Apodaca Weiner Bank Julius Baer and Co., Ltd. Gaby Stuart Seth M. Weingarten Ronald A. and Connie G. Barnett Vance D. Studley Ruth S. Weiss Keenan Behrle and Kathleen Flanagan Fanny Suen Jerome H. Weissman Helen I. Bendix Robert and Patsy Sung Michael and Jodi Wells Paul and Bobbie Bent Larry and Leah Superstein Gloria Werner Richard A. and Barbara Bergman Vincent and Corinna Szto Cameron C. Whiteman Lazare F. and Lanie D. Bernhard Betty D. Widger Margaret and William* Bloomfield T Donald Wierenga Barry W. and Sharla P. Boehm Johanna E. Tallman* Johannes and Elisabeth Wilbert Caryl V. Carothers Edmund and Kimiko Tamashiro David O. Wilkinson William L. and Dorothy W. Clawson Shannon and Eileen Tan Marguerite Williams James A. and Carol L. Collins Cecilia Tapscott Charles Williamson Mitchel D. and Susan G. Covel Renee Tapscott-Wilcots Charlotte Winer Lynn J. Danielson Sylvia K. Thayer < 17 Roy and Carol Doumani In memory of Alice Lee-Tsing Chung Sherwin and Joy L. Cogan Michael C. and Inez Eicher Wing Chung Jane F. Evans Rosalie M. Evans In memory of Reuben Cordova Donald L. and Maureen A. Guithues Baret C. Fink Harrison Latta and Lya Cordova-Latta Harriette T. Levens William and Patricia Flumenbaum G. B. and E. Miller Irrevocable Trust Harland and Carol D. Gaynor In memory of Bette Davis Ann Rosten Robin F. Gee Luis Cordero Howard and Anne Rosten Sandra K. Gilman In memory of James G. Davis Frances F. Segal Arthur N. and Audrey A. Greenberg JoAn D. Kunselman In memory of Raymond C. 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Grant Donald Wierenga In honor of Gabriel K. Leung In honor of Gloria P. Robledo In honor of Joshua J. Wolf Joseph and Carol Leung Jeffrey L. Marr Steven Wolf and Ruth Jaeger In honor of Darius Li In honor of Daniel Roca, Jr. In honor of Apollo Wong Sandra Lo Daniel A. and Ruby Roca Arthur P. Wong In honor of Sandy P. Lo In honor of Gloria L. Rodriguez In honor of Serena S. Wong Dicky and Annie Lo Jeffrey L. Marr Calvin and Melinda Wong In honor of Bessie Marr In honor of Peter J. Rosen In honor of Shingwa G. Wong Jeffrey L. Marr Sylvia K. Thayer Paul and Ching-Li Chang In honor of Joan H. Maxwell In honor of Eugene S. Rosenfeld In honor of John R. Wooden Gold Shield Alumnae of UCLA L. David Cole Sylvia K. Thayer In honor of Diana G. Mayoral Ethel Shanedling In honor of Christina J. Yang Manuel G. and Glorya A. Mayoral In honor of Carolyn A. Schmitt Edward and Nina Yang In honor of Susan H. Mc Gehee Laila M. Rashid In honor of Chi-Bong A. Yu DONOR Gold Shield Alumnae of UCLA In honor of Mark A. Semotiuk Paul and Carol Yu In honor of Jessica A. Monzon Andy and Ann Semotiuk In honor of Jonathan T. Yu Jesus and Jessica Monzon In honor of Michael Shapiro Peter and Lisa C. Yu HONOR In honor of Sara V. Moraga-Farias David R. Grant In honor of Saam Zarrabi Ralph Koch and Daissy M. Farias-Koch In honor of Sameer Sharma Morad M. Rad and Maryam Ahmadsartip In honor of William A. Mupo Prithvi R. and Surekha Sharma In honor of Erin J. Zehntner Don and Scarlet Mupo In honor of David B. Simpson Robert A. and Maureen Zehntner ROLL In honor of Paul G. Naiditch David C. and Jackie Simpson Sue A. Kaplan In honor of Luv K. Singh Selected Gift Collections In honor of Maya Narayanan Pradeep K. and Asiha Singh These individuals donated manuscripts, books, and Sathya and Radhika Narayanan In honor of Tyler T. Slay other materials whose cumulative value is $10,000 In honor of Gary B. Nash William H. Slay III or greater. Ronald J. and Anne K. Mellor In honor of Kelly A. Stickles Donald C. and Christina M. Chamberland In honor of Phong H. Nguyen Robert and Betty Stickles A collection of 1960s, ‘70s, and ‘80s rock-and- Tuyet B. Nguyen In honor of Lincy L. Suen roll memorabilia. Cecilia Tapscott and Renee Tapscott-Wilcots In honor of Jade G. Nypan Fanny Suen Dorothy L. Koe In honor of Phillip L. Szto The Horace Tapscott Pan Afrikan Peoples Arkestra Archive, Union of God’s Musicians and Artists In honor of Kimberly S. Okamoto Vincent and Corinna Szto Ascension Archive, and Buddy Harper sheet music. Clifford and Bonnie Okamoto In honor of Ryan K. Tamashiro Noyan Garemani and Homa Garemani In honor of Andrew G. Pandaleon Edmund and Kimiko Tamashiro Rare Persian and Arabic manuscripts and books George A. and Peggy D. Pandaleon In honor of Harold Y. Tan in the disciplines of science, medicine, literature, Shannon and Eileen Tan In honor of Viral H. Parekh history, and religion. Harish Parekh In honor of Albert Tran Joseph S. Handler Cuong and Phuong T. Tran In honor of Mi-Hwa Park Books and manuscripts to augment the Kenneth Yong C. Yuk In honor of Lorraine C. Trogman Rexroth Papers. In honor of Sun H. Park Gold Shield Alumnae of UCLA Reese and Rosemary Benson Young B. Park In honor of Catherine Tsai More than seven hundred ornithology books to In honor of Vikram K. Patel Shih H. and Elly L. Tsai augment previously donated collections. Kiritkumar and Sook Patel In honor of John E. Vidale Steven Pritzker In honor of Kiana K. Perry Order of the Blue Shield Television scripts and supplemental production mate- Jack W. and Delbra L. Perry In honor of France P. Vu rials dating from the 1960s through the ‘80s. In honor of Rebecca L. Phillips Tou and Kaying Vu Elliott Mittler Randolph S. and Patricia K. Phillips In honor of Joyce G. Wang Architectural drawings, photographs, and color In honor of Samantha Phillips John F. and Alice Wang photocopies of various design projects by Concepts Arthur and Carole Phillips In honor of Scott M. Webb Interior Consultants. Bing Liu and Anthony Chen In honor of Ann R. Plauzoles Patricia H. Webb Gold Shield Alumnae of UCLA In honor of Rebecca A. Weber Books and materials from Evergreen Books. Steve Pearlman In honor of Anton Pletikosic A. Alan and Julie Weber Oscar and Norma Pletikosic Nearly two thousand television scripts. In honor of Mary F. Pottala David R. Grant In honor of Jeremiah R. Primack Steven N. Primack and Stacy H. Nerenberg Donors acknowledged above made contributions between July 1, 2003, and June 30, In honor of Britta L. Purcell Leslie C. Motto 2004. We have made every effort to ensure completeness and accuracy. However, if In honor of Rick Purdy Sylvia K. Thayer In honor of Reema G. Radwan you discover an error or omission, please call Library Development at 310/206-8526 Joseph A. and Susan J. Radwan In honor of Arvin Ratanavongse so that we can correct our records. Udome and Sue Ratanavongse < 20 COLLECTION ENDOWMENTS* Theresa G. Aaron Endowed Collection in Children’s Literature Allan and Maxine Kurtzman Endowed Collection in Beat Literature Walter Jarvis Barlow History of Medicine Collection Fund Edward A. Lasher Chemistry Library Fund The Sanford and Phyllis Beim Endowed Collection in Jewish Studies The Gold Shield Marjorie Alice Lenz Endowed Collection in Fashion and The Dr. John and Mae Benjamin Endowed Collection in the History Costume Design of Biology, Medicine, and Science The Raymond L. Libby Fund Biomed Alumni and Staff Reference Collection Endowment Fund Library of Architecture and Allied Arts of Los Angeles Endowment Fund Biomed Faculty Collection Endowment The Lucius N. Littauer Foundation Judaica Book Fund Edgar Bowers Estate Endowed Fund for Special Collections Bing Liu of Evergreen Books Endowed Collection in Chinese Culture The Ira L. Boyle Endowment for Actuarial Science and Mathematics Ardis Lodge Memorial Fund for the Reference Collection Cornelia Breitenbach Memorial Fund in the Arts Ann Scott Longueil Fund for Literature The Bert and Jacqueline Briskin Endowed Collection in Fiction The Willard Lee Marmelzat, M.D. Collection Endowment Henry J. Bruman Endowed Collection Development Fund The Dr. Judd Marmor Collection Endowment in Psychiatry Henry J. Bruman Educational Foundation Endowment Fund Maxicare Research and Educational Foundation Collection Endowment Alison Bunting Endowed Rare Books Fund Everett and Jean Moore Endowment in Reference Thomas Gill Cary Library Fund The Franklin E. Murphy, M.D. Fund for the History of Medicine The She-Wo Cheng Memorial Fund Franklin D. Murphy Memorial Fund Chiappinelli Bruno Memorial Fund The Dini Ostrov Endowed Collection in French Letters, Language and The Yong Chen Chu Endowed Fund in Support of Chinese Language and Architecture Culture Marianne Puncheon Noah’s Ark Endowed Fund Alice Lee-Tsing Chung Collection Endowment in Chinese Languages Daniel T. Richards Endowment for Support of the Thomas Baxter Camp and Ralph D. Cornell Memorial Fund for Special Collections Alice Jarrett Camp Collection Theodore E. Cummings Collection of Hebraica and Judaica George Ross Robertson Chemistry Library Fund James Davis Rare Books Fund Leon and Barbara Rootenberg Collection Endowment Ernest Dawson Memorial Fund for Books about Books Barbara and Leon Rootenberg Endowment Fund The Donald R. Dickey Collection of Vertebrate Zoology Raymond C. Rothman Endowed Collection in the History of Cognitive Science Henny and Rudolf Engelbarts Fund The Smotrich Family Endowed Collection in Jewish Studies The Francis P. Farquhar Mountaineering Collection and Endowment Fund The Raymond Soto Endowed Collection in English and American Literature The Samuel Flumenbaum Endowed Collection in Jewish Studies Anna E. Sumner Endowed Collection in Art History The J. Paul Getty Trust Endowment for Pre-17th-Century European Books and Manuscripts Giselle von Grunebaum Memorial Endowment for World Literature Joan S. and Ralph N. Goldwyn Endowed Collection in Jazz Donald O. Walter Endowed Collection of Mongraphs in the History and Philosophy of Science Edna and Yu-Shan Han Collection Endowment Fund Marie and Raymond Waters Discretionary Collection Endowment The Evelyn Troup Hobson and William Hobson Endowed Collection The Mary Williams Endowed Collection in Motion Picture Arts Fund Professor Richard Hudson Endowment in Music Thomas L. and Betty Lou Young Family Endowed Collection in Southern Infotrieve Collection Endowment Fund California History The Norah E. Jones Fund for Fine Press Printing Endowment Collection for Complementary and Alternative Medicine founded Kaiser Permanente Medical Care Program Collection Endowment by Yda and Irwin Ziment, M.D. The Herbert Klein Endowment OTHER LIBRARY ENDOWMENTS* Page Ackerman Staff Opportunities Fund Library Preservation and Conservation Endowment Ahmanson Endowed Fund for Special Collections Blake R. Nevius Oral History Program Fund Ahmanson UCLA University Librarian’s Discretionary Fund 1995 Senior Class Gift Fund for College Library Alison and Wade Bunting Endowed Discretionary Fund John and Judy Postley Endowed Fund for Library Technology Campbell Student Book Collection Competition Endowed Fund Norman J. and Armena B. Powell Endowed Fund for the UCLA Library The Bonnie Cashin Archives Endowed Fund Betty Rosenberg Fund The Bonnie Cashin Endowed Lecture Series Fund Marie Saito Endowed Scholarship Fund Louise M. Darling Biomedical Library Staff Development Fund Rita A. Scherrei Endowed Fund for Library Staff Development James G. Davis Conservation and Preservation Endowment Fund Irving and Jean Stone Endowed Research Fund Robert G. and Janet S. Dunlap Conservation and Preservation Endowed James and Sylvia Thayer Endowed Fellowships for Special Collections in the Fund UCLA Library Kathryn Elizabeth Gourlay Discretionary Fund Gloria Werner Endowed Discretionary Fund for the UCLA Library John B. Jackson Tribute Endowment for the Oral History Program Bernadine J.L.M. Zelenka Endowment

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