In Mike Keller's 4/29/98 email to SUL/AIR staff about changes in various administrative assignments, he indicated that a new organization chart would be on the Web soon. It is now available at

http://www-sul.stanford.edu/staff/index.html

Note that we've provided three versions (for large and small monitors and those who prefer a PDF version).

Volunteers needed! Join us at the Information Desk in Green Library. Help people get started using the library. (Where's the South Mezzanine? Do you have this book?) It's fun, the people you help are friendly and appreciative, and it's easy.

Current openings are mostly afternoon hours. Units provide release time from your regular duties. Training will be cheerfully provided by yours truly, so don't let "not knowing how" keep you away. If you are interested and can commit one hour a week for at least a quarter, please contact Liz Green at 5-1058 or emgreen@sulmail.

The Law Library will be closed on July 3rd and 4th for Independence Day.

SUL/AIR has the following open positions for this week:

Administrative Associate V

Administrative Associate V

Computing Information Systems Analyst, Principal

For a complete list of all current SUL/AIR jobs, visit the Human Resources Web site.

Here, as promised, the Joanne Hoffman Last Dance Reference Question:

"In my ethics class, we were discussing rules of action and the Categorical Imperative, and my prof. quoted Henry Fielding as having written something like: 'We write Rules and Laws, we invent Philosophies, we pronounce Dogmas, but Nothing is Finally and Truly Good except Good-Nature.' Did he write anything like this and where can I find it?"

The nice part about this is that I don't know where to find it myself. It's a bit of memory residue from my undergraduate days. A full accounting will be given in the next issue.

These titles reflect the compiler's notions of the humorous, wry, ironic or unusual, and should not be construed as reflecting any other opinion or judgment, nor the editorial opinion of SUL/AIR News.

A fighting pig's too tough to eat : and other prose texts / by Suzanne Brogger ; translated by Marina Allemano. a3511120 / PT8176..12 .R55 G713 1997 / Green Library - Stacks.

Letters from Uncle Henry : being his adventures with children, dogs, fairies, ambitious pigs and others / by Henry B. Mason. -- New York : F.A. Stokes, 1926. AFF5936 / PZ7 .M41 L4 1926 / Special Collections.

Pigs for the ancestors; ritual in the ecology of a New Guinea people / by Roy A. Rappaport. -- New Haven : Yale University Press, 1967 [i.e. 1968] AKX3831 / DU740 .R27 / Green Library - Stacks.

Steam pigs / Melissa Lucashenko. -- St. Lucia, Qld. : University of Queensland Press, 1997. a3515720 / PR9619.3 .L73 S7 1997 / Green Library - Stacks.

A treeful of pigs / Arnold Lobel ; pictures by Anita Lobel. -- 1st ed. -- New York : Greenwillow Books, c1979. AFE0616 / PZ7 .L7795 T7 1979 F / Special Collections.