From the Editor 

If we desire to be regarded as professionals, we are obliged and privileged to work for the advancement of librarianship.  Although one important way of furthering our profession's goals is by being diligent in our own workplaces, we should also strive to have a broader impact.  After all, when we are gone, what good is our experience if we have not shared it with others? 

Some of us share our experience by mentoring younger professionals. Some may choose to attend the gatherings of our state and national organizations, and others volunteer to do the work necessary to perpetuate those organizations. Nowadays, many of us contribute by participating in the national debate on important issues that takes place on a wide range of library-related electronic discussion groups. 

Although we may contribute to our profession in many ways, there is none more dignified and significant than writing for publication.  If you are looking for a means of sharing your experience, consider submitting an article to the LIRT News.  You will find complete guidelines for contributors elsewhere in this issue, but feel free to contact me if you have any questions. 
  

David G. Sherwood  
Reinert/Alumni Library  
Creighton University  
2500 California Plaza  
Omaha, NE 68111  
Email: davids@creighton.edu  
Phone: 402-280-2927  
FAX: 402-280-2435 



LIRT News, December 1998. Volume 21, number 2.
To report problems, please contact the LIRT News Production editor at edwards@ufl.edu

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