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DURING the latter part of 1980 I read a number of articles dealing with the subject of obituaries. The first, in time and in professional interest, was by Edward Dudley in the Library Association record — which he edited for nine years. It is good to see that he now has time to take a critical look at some sections of that journal, starting (LAR September 1980 p423) with the obituaries.

With its bitter cold, abundant wildlife, and mosquitoes “as big as bats,” working in Alaska’s remote Prudhoe Bay is not a job for lightweights.