id	author	title	date	pages	extension	mime	words	sentence	flesch	summary	cache	txt
crl-12791	Brown, Helen M.	Quiet World: a Librarian's Crusade for Destiny (Book Review)	1975-11-01	1	.pdf	application/pdf	746	43	70	He has, by his own count, been en- gaged in twenty crusades of which li- brary education has been the overriding one, and the others which have most deeply engaged him have been for one race, basic reference, encyclopedia, library-college, me- dia unity, and library history. He defines the ultimate goal of the public library as independent study for all; he believes that reference li- brarians should initiate inquiry rather than merely answer the questions put to them; he has fathered the library-college which seeks to increase effectiveness of student learning through use of library-centered in- dependent study, and he has vigorously promoted audiovisual unity with other li- brary resources as a means to extending in- dependent learning down into the second- ary and elementary grades.	cache/crl-12791.pdf	txt/crl-12791.txt