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["Mandy S. Mcdevitt" <MMandymc4@AOL.COM>]

I was a former elementary librarian at No. Pembroke, MA, but now I am working
hourly in an inner-city elementary school in Boston.  Currently, I have
catalogued about 1000 books by hand (ugh!); I have weeded the old library of its
dilapadated 1960 books, and am trying to reconcile the current shelflist with
what remains.  At this point, I feel if I have one author card per book as my
shelflist, I should be OK.  Does anyone see a down side to this strategy?  The
goal is to get a working library up and running where none now exists.  A very
tedious job, but the end result will be rewarding.  Thoughts?  Comments?
Thanks.  Mandy McDevitt, LMS, Lucy Stone School, Boston, MA

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