Collette, - Jeanette Elsner will be back next Tuesday. I have left a note
for her to check the latest Books 24 x 7 package. There is a chance it or
the later edition will be there. So hold those Tenterfield horses.
Glad you had a great break. I did a lot of cooking. A vegetarian in the
family opens up a whole new wonderland of ingredients and recipes. Lemon
coconut dahl was a great hit!
Pamela Tonkin
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From:
"J. McRee Elrod" <m...@slc.bc.ca>
To:
RDA-L@LISTSERV.LAC-BAC.GC.CA
Date:
27/04/2011 12:43 PM
Subject:
Re: [RDA-L] Where to Direct Questions about RDA Examples?
Adam Schiff quoted examples:
> Read, Miss
> Seuss, Dr.
and
> Dr. X
> Miss Piggy
The distinctions escape me, as it would most patrons I expect. Why is
"Read" any more a surname than "Piggy"? And which would "Snoopy" be?
Or "Seuss" more than "X"?
Malcolm X is intered under "X" as surname:
100 1_ |a X, Malcolm, |d 1925-1965.
Don't defend this by saying it's no worse than AACR2. RDA is supposed to
be *better* than AACR2.
While cross references might get one from one to the other in the
catalogue, the form used does determine Cutter.
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