title: Academic Archives: Managing the Next Generation of College and University Archives, Records, and Special Collections (Archivist's and Records Manager's Bookshelf; No 4)
author:  Aaron D. Purcell 
description: &#34;With good leadership, planning, and proper assessment, the recommendations in this book are scalable and within reach of any archives ... Purcell s style is not overly technical but it is comprehensive. For those of us already moving forward, it is an excellent reference to help us gauge the efficacy of our archives programs and to identify gaps that need to be reconciled. For those new to archives, it is essential reading that represents the progressive directives now recognized within the archives profession ... informative enough to steer us toward asking the right questions and harnessing the necessary expertise already on our campuses.&#34; --Archival Issues
zlib_text: Agni
  The Nine-Gated City
  Author(s): MELISSA PRITCHARD
  Source: Agni, No. 70 (2009), pp. 109-153
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  MELISSA PRITCHARD 
  The Nine-Gated 
  City 
  "Oh 
  babu, ivithout beggars how wil