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crl-13348	Miller, William; Rockwood, Stephen D.	Collection Development from a College Perspective	1979-07-01	7	.pdf	application/pdf	4569	225	53	It is folly for college libraries to attempt to satisfy research needs on a hit-or-miss basis; it would be much more sensible to conceive of periodical acquisition primarily in terms of a core of indexes, which stu- dents could easily be instructed to use and which would lead the student, with con- fidence, to the articles themselves. CHARACfERISTICS OF UNDERGRADUATES In talking about student frustration and about the disparity between their needs and faculty needs, a third principle becomes evident for college librarians , a principle which McKeon would have rejected but which Farber would probably endorse: Just as we should not consider college libraries to be miniature university libraries, so we should not assume that college students are all scholar-adventurers .	cache/crl-13348.pdf	txt/crl-13348.txt