In this issue: Inside is an extensive bibliography on the care and treatment of CDs by Chris Anglim, news of OCLC Web site changes from George Prager, and information about some of the meetings planned for AALL in July in Baltimore.

An Invitation: I call your attention to the invitation on the first page of this issue -- consider applying to lead TSLL into the new century as TSLL's Editor or Business Manager. Although the term begins in 1998, the new editors will work with Lorraine and me during the production of Volume 23 to provide continuity in the newsletter's style, content, and contributions.

Editing is, by turns, challenging, fun, rewarding, time consuming, and frustrating. At the same time it presents a great opportunity to work closely with OBS and TS colleagues, who are recognized experts in their fields. I know there are excellent editors and writers out there, eager to work with respected colleagues and a vital publication. Volunteer your literary talents -- apply now!!

OBS and TS members are also invited to become contributing editors. Several of our stalwart contributors will leave our staff after this issue. Contact the Editor for particulars.

A Job Well Done! And on that note, Pam Perry (Internet Editor) and Jean Eisenhauer (Acquisitions Editor) are leaving TSLL with this issue. Pam was our first Internet columnist and has done a marvelous job explaining the mysteries of Internet, intranet, the Web, and listservs. Over the past six years Jean has monitored acquisitions issues such as publishers' mergers, escalating prices, and copyright. Thank you Pam and Jean for sharing your expertise and for your willingness to volunteer.