The Birds of Academe: A NATURAL HISTORY FOR LIBRARIANS

Abstract

NEARLY TWO DECADES OF LABOUR in what used to be called ‘the groves of academe’ affords one a familiarity with the denizens of those misty woodlands. One remembers well the groves of yesteryear. Perhaps, because of the general twentieth‐century lack of conservation, time has not passed lightly over the stretches of hoary deciduous and coniferous perennials in this historic arboretum.

Citation

Sherman, J. and Nugent, R.S. (1967), "The Birds of Academe: A NATURAL HISTORY FOR LIBRARIANS", Library Review, Vol. 21 No. 2, pp. 65-67. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb012469