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The basic SPINDEX II programs provide for the printing of a register (a formatted, narrative collection description or abstract) and an index. The index provides for a primary sort of keywords, alphabetically or chronologically, and a secondary sort by ei |
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The Basics of a Consulting Business |
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Independent Archivists Section |
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The Basics of Branding |
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Independent Archivists Section |
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The basis on which appraisal decisions should be made has been the subject of intense professional debate. Some archival theorists, notably Jenkinson, argue that such decisions should not be made by archivists at all, but only by records creators. In th |
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The Belfast Case: Information for SAA Members |
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Oral History Section |
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The Belfast Project, Arrests, and Archival Worse Case Scenarios |
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Issues and Advocacy Section |
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The best approach to understanding what is a document is to examine what information is readily available to the computer user in the ordinary course of business. If the employee can view the information, it should be treated as the equivalent of a paper |
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The birth of the form2 nicely illustrates how documents were streamlined and tailored in the service of ever greater efficiency. . . . [Workers' documentation of their activities] could be standardized and speeded up by printing forms, sheets of paper who |
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Leader Page |
The Blessings of Providence on an Association of Archivists |
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The brightest areas of a subject or an image are called the highlights. An area may be light because of the color of the subject matter, such as pale skin or light-colored clothing, or it may be inherently bright, as with lamps or fire. . . . When films a |
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The Call from the Grassroots: Rise and Shine |
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The Canadian preference for the French term fonds to define the records of one creator originated with Towards Archival Descriptive Standards, which purposefully chose it in order 'to avoid certain terminological confusion which has grown around the terms |
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Annual Meeting Page |
The CAPITAL IDEA! Expo |
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The Catalyst Fund: A New Chapter for the SAA Foundation |
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The Challenges and Opportunities of Being Socially Responsible |
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Annual Meeting Task Force (disbanded) |
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The chief reasons for the rule are that out-of-court statements amounting to hearsay are not made under oath and are not subject to cross-examination. |
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The classic mono-hierarchical theory of bureaucracy elucidated by Max Weber, in which each subordinate unit is responsible to one superior unit, has long been a thing of the past. Parallel structures, task forces and project teams, joined across organiza |
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Annual Meeting Page |
The Cleveland Orchestra Friday Concert Series |
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The Climate Data Harvest Project |
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The Climate Data Harvest Project |
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The Collection Management Section is happy to support TS-EAS' efforts to maintain EAD and EAC-CPF |
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Collection Management Section |
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The Collection Management Section Wants Your Opinion! |
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Collection Management Section |
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The Conversation Continues |
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Annual Meeting Task Force (disbanded) |
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The copyright laws of the United States grant certain rights to copyright owners for the protection of their works of authorship. Among these rights is the right to make, and to authorize others to make, a reproduction of the copyrighted work, and the rig |
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The core of the text is the disposition2, that is, the expression of the will or judgment of the author. Here, the fact or act is expressly enunciated, usually by means of a verb able to communicate the nature of the action and the function of the documen |
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