Encyclopaedia of Library Administration

It would appear an obvious truism to declare the college librarian should have the qualities of a good administrator; yet so important are the librarian's instructional relations to the faculty that this requirement is not so generally nor so permanently borne in mind as it should be. Dr. Harvie Branscomb correctly states that the administrative problems of the university librarian are more complex, but it must be stressed that so far as the realities of college library work are concerned, one o