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  • Loretta
    • Africana newspapers
  • Emily
    • made progress clearing out inherited serials backlog
    • some order record slips from the 70s and 80s!
  • Nicole
    • SPC manuscript collections with several challenging cataloging decisions
      • handmade postcards with various maps from all over the world
      • digital video files 
  • Mike
    • Zine comic books
    • learning the difference between Randy's local terms for New Wave comics (usually handmade, underground in nature, etc.) and Alternative comics (not mainstream but clearly published material, ready for sale, etc.)
  • Jessica
    • continuing cataloging education with Africana book series in Chinese
    • first attempts at name authority work
  • Cathy
    • collectible card albums from mid-20th century with popularized depictions of colonial Africa
    • interesting from a historical perspective, presents some challenges in terms of subject analysis
  • Autumn
    • cataloged a coursepack and found little guidance in RDA or among best practices communities, and no helpful examples in OCLC
    • hard to determine nature of material and responsibility roles – a mix of reproduced published content and professor's supplied bibliographical content
    • cataloged as unpublished (t workform) and professor as contributor (700) with $e organizer relationship designator
  • Lisa 
    • currently working on batch and manual updates to change Aliens and Illegal aliens subject headings and various related subdivisions in the catalog
    • being replaced with terms Unauthorized immigration and Non-citizens
    • these new terms have local authority records, which contain all the cross-references for Illegal aliens
      • plus they have "Illegal aliens" as a cross-reference
    • headings like Children of illegal aliens are not currently being changed; further discussion is planned for handling such headings


HIGHLIGHTS FROM OCLC ASKQC PRESENTATION ON "WHEN TO INPUT A NEW RECORD"

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