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New Titles for March 2004 New Titles for March 2004 Following is a list of new titles added to the State Library collection during March of 2004.. Entries are arranged in classified order, according to the Dewey Decimal Classification's ten main classes, with the addition of a few categories of local interest. As of July, 2003, Louisiana State documents are no longer included. Lists of newly-acquired state publications are posted on the Recorder of Documents site. For information on how you may borrow these and other titles, please consult Borrowing Materials on the Library’s home page. 300 Social Sciences Louisiana Titles 400 Language Large Print 500 Natural Sciences & Mathematics Audiovisuals 600 Technology (Applied Sciences) 000 Generalities/Computing 700 The Arts (Fine & Decorative Arts) 100 Philosophy & Psychology 800 Literature & Rhetoric 200 Religion 900 Geography & History Generalities/Computing Into the Bermuda Triangle : pursuing the truth behind the world's greatest mystery / Gian J. Quasar. Camden, Me. : International Marine, c2004. 001.94 Qua 2004 Bigfoot : the true story of apes in America / Loren Coleman. New York : Paraview Pocket Books, c2003. 001.944 Col 2003 The pleasures of bibliophily : fifty years of The book collector : an anthology. London : British Library ; New Castle, DE : Oak Knoll Press, c2003. 002.075 Ple 2003 Who says elephants can't dance? : inside IBM's historic turnaround / Louis V. Gerstner, Jr. New York, NY : HarperBusiness, c2002. 004.068 Ger 2002 PCs for dummies / by Dan Gookin. Hoboken, NJ : Wiley Pub., c2003. 004.165 Goo 2003 How to do everything with your Palm handheld / Dave Johnson, Rick Broida. New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, c2003. 004.165 Joh 2003 Absolute beginner's guide to upgrading and fixing your PC / Michael Miller. file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Timothy...ary%20of%20Louisiana/new_books_march_2004.htm (1 of 155) [5/19/2004 3:21:03 PM] New Titles for March 2004 Indianapolis, Ind. : Que Pub., c2004. 004.165 Mil 2004 Upgrading and repairing networks / Terry William Ogletree. Indianapolis, Ind. : Que, c2004. 004.6 Ogl 2004 CCIE routing and switching exam certification guide / A. Anthony Bruno. Indianapolis, IN : Cisco Press, c2003. DISK 004.66 Bru 2003 The Internet for dummies / by John Levine, Margaret Levine Young, Carol Baroudi. Hoboken, NJ : Wiley Pub., c2003. 004.678 Lev 2003 Careers for cybersurfers & other online types / Marjorie Eberts, Rachel Kelsey. Chicago : VGM Career Books, c2004. 004.67802 Ebe 2004 Sams teach yourself Microsoft Office Word 2003 in 24 hours / Heidi Steele. Indianapolis, IN : Sams, c2004. 005.052 Ste 2004 VBScript in a nutshell / Paul Lomax, Matt Childs and Ron Petrusha. Beijing ; Sebastopol, CA : O'Reilly, c2003. 005.2762 Lom 2003 Microsoft Visual C# .NET 2003 kick start / Steven Holzner. Indianapolis, Ind. : Sams, 2003, c2004. 005.2768 Hol 2003 Microsoft Office 2003 for Windows / Steve Sagman ; revised, in part, for this edition by Gail Taylor. Berkeley, CA : Peachpit Press, c2004. 005.3684 Sag 2004 Easy Microsoft Office Word 2003 / Heidi Steele. Indianapolis, IN : Que, c2004. 005.52 Ste 2004 How to do everything with Microsoft Office 2003 / Laurie Ann Ulrich. New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, c2003. 005.52 Ulr 2003 Microsoft Exchange server 2003 : administrator's pocket consultant / William R. Stanek. Redmond, Wash. : Microsoft Press, c2004. 005.71376 Sta 2004 file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Timothy...ary%20of%20Louisiana/new_books_march_2004.htm (2 of 155) [5/19/2004 3:21:03 PM] New Titles for March 2004 Building better Web sites : a how-to-do-it manual for librarians / Yuwu Song. New York : Neal-Schuman Publishers, c2003. DISK 005.72 Son 2003 Microsoft Office Access 2003 : the complete reference / Virginia Andersen. New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, c2003. DISK 005.7565 And 2003 FileMaker Pro 6 for the Mac : fast & easy / Lisa A. Bucki. Boston, MA : Premier, c2003. 005.7565 Buc 2003 The book of Filemaker 6 : your one-stop guide to FileMaker pro, pro unlimited, developer, server, and mobile / by Chris Kubica. San Francisco : No Starch Press ; Berkeley, CA : Distributed in the U.S. by Publishers Group West, c2003. DISK 005.7565 Kub 2003 Network security : a beginner's guide / Eric Maiwald. New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, c2003. 005.8 Mai 2003 Security + certification all-in-one exam guide / Greg White... [et al.]. New York : McGraw-Hill/Osborne, c2003. DISK 005.8 Whi 2003 Secrets of the iPod / Christopher Breen. Berkeley, CA : TechTV Press, c2004. 006.5 Bre 2004 Special edition using Macromedia Director MX / Gary Rosenzweig. Indianapolis, Ind. : Que Pub., c2003. DISK 006.686 Ros 2003 Sams teach yourself Microsoft Office PowerPoint 2003 in 24 hours / Tom Bunzel. Indianapolis, Ind. : Sams, c2004. 006.6869 Bun 2004 The cognitive style of PowerPoint / Edward R. Tufte. Cheshire, Conn. : Graphics Press, c2003. 006.6869 Tuf 2003 Newbery and Caldecott awards : a subject index / Denise Goetting ... [et al.]. Worthington, Ohio : Linworth Pub., c2003. 011.62 New 2003 United States Army unit and organizational histories : a bibliography / James T. Controvich ; consulting editor, Martin Gordon. file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Timothy...ary%20of%20Louisiana/new_books_march_2004.htm (3 of 155) [5/19/2004 3:21:03 PM] New Titles for March 2004 Lanham, Md. : Scarecrow Press, c2003. * 016.355 Con 2003 The best business books ever : the 100 most influential management books you'll never have time to read. Cambridge, MA : Perseus Pub., c2003. 016.658 Bes 2003 Understanding information systems : what they do and why we need them / Lee Ratzan. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. 020 Rat 2004 Teen volunteer services in libraries / Kellie M. Gillespie. Lanham, Md. : VOYA Books, c2004. 021.2 Gil 2004 Strategic marketing in library and information science / Irene Owens, editor. Binghamton, NY : Haworth Information Press, c2002. 021.7 Str 2002 Human resource management in today's academic library : meeting challenges and creating opportunities / edited by Janice Simmons-Welburn and Beth McNeil. Westport, Conn. : Libraries Unlimited, c2004. 023.9 Hum 2004 Web site design with the patron in mind : a step-by-step guide for libraries / Susanna Davidsen and Everyl Yankee. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. 025.04 Dav 2004 U.S. government on the Web : getting the information you need / Peter Hernon, Robert E. Dugan, John A Shuler. Westport, Conn. : Libraries Unlimited, c2003. 025.04 Her 2003 Proven portals best practices for planning, designing, and developing enterprise portals / Dan Sullivan. Boston : Addison-Wesley, c2003. 025.04 Sul 2003 Library Web sites : creating online collections and services / A. Paula Wilson. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. 025.04 Wil 2004 Grants for school libraries / Sylvia D. Hall-Ellis, Ann Jerabek. Westport, Conn. : Libraries Unlimited, c2003. 025.11 Hal 2003 Fundamentals of collection development & management / Peggy Johnson. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. 025.21 Joh 2004 file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Timothy...ary%20of%20Louisiana/new_books_march_2004.htm (4 of 155) [5/19/2004 3:21:03 PM] New Titles for March 2004 Seeking meaning : a process approach to library and information services / Carol Collier Kuhlthau. Westport, Conn. : Libraries Unlimited, c2004. 025.52 Kuh 2004 Virtual reference services : issues and trends / Stacey Kimmel, Jennifer Heise, guest editors. Binghamton, NY : Haworth Information Press, c2003. 025.524 Kim 2003 Reading and reader development : the pleasure of reading / Judith Elkin, Briony Train, Debbie Denham. London : Facet, c2003. 025.54 Elk 2003 Protecting your library's digital sources : the essential guide to planning and preservation / Miriam B. Kahn. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. 025.82 Kah 2004 Developing and maintaining practical archives : a how-to-do-it manual / Gregory S. Hunter. New York : Neal-Schuman Publishers, c2003. 027 Hun 2003 The library's contribution to your community : a resource manual for libraries to document their social and economic contribution to the local community / prepared by dmA Planning and Management Services in association with Cameron Consulting Services [and] C.N. Watson and Associates. Toronto, Ont. : Southern Ontario Library Service, c1998. 027.4713 Lib 1998 Access for all : a new national library for tomorrow's learners : the report of the National Library of Education, Advisory Task Force / U.S. Dept. of Education. [Washington, D.C.] : U.S. Dept. of Education, [1997] * 027.573 Nat 1997 Making the match : the right book for the right reader at the right time, grades 4-12 / Teri S. Lesesne. Portland, Me. : Stenhouse Publishers, c2003. 028.55 Les 2003 Still talking that book! Volume IV : booktalks to promote reading, grades 3-12 / Cathlyn Thomas and Carol Littlejohn. Worthington, Ohio : Linworth Pub., c2003. 028.55 Tho 2003 Information literacy : essential skills for the information age. Westport, Conn. : Libraries Unlimited, c2004. 028.7 Inf 2004 The horror readers' advisory : the librarian's guide to vampires, killer tomatoes, and haunted houses / Becky Siegel Spratford, Tammy Hennigh Clausen. Chicago : American Library Association, c2004. file:///C:/Documents%20and%20Settings/Timothy...ary%20of%20Louisiana/new_books_march_2004.htm (5 of 155) [5/19/2004 3:21:03 PM] New Titles for March 2004 028.9 Spr 2004 Museum administration : an introduction / Hugh H. Genoways and Lynne M. Ireland. Walnut Creek, Calif. : Altamira Press, c2003. 069.068 Gen 2003 Great museums of Europe : the dream
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