Baltimore will be bountiful. Lots of hard work by Committee members last year around this time has been rewarded with several programs. A-6 (Monday , 8:30 a.m.) and G-5 (Wednesday, 8:30 a.m.) on international legal regimes are of value to both catalog and reference staff. Everyone should understand the nature of these broad jurisdictions, and how material by and about them is organized. B-6 (Monday, 10:15 a.m.), "Better than Bookmarks? " continues the theme of the disappearance of traditional boundaries, discussing how PAC contents are not bound by the library walls and C-7 (Tuesday, 9:00 a.m.) how new technology for workstations and clients enables us to gather and display this new information.

The Roundtable is Monday (5:15 p.m.) and the Committee meeting is a Tuesday lunch (12:15 p.m.), but a flip of the two times has been requested. Happily, we again have an LC update, a brown-bagger (Wednesday, 12 noon). The new constitutional law subject headings, recommended by the Committee, have been implemented (see 97TSLL18); various Committee members are looking at the new international law schedules and ideas for cooperative reclass are in development.