Typed descriptions of Akha death ritual recitations and practices divided into 22 chapters including English translations, handwritten notes, diacritics, and page numbering, and a table of contents summarizing each chapter. Original Akha clauses appear in a numbered list with corresponding English clause-level translations on the following page.

Pre-print of a manuscript and dataset later published as a journal article comparing the cognate forms and phoneme inventories of 4 Lolo-Burmese languages: Akha, Hani, Khàtú, and Pìj̀ɔ̀. Includes handwritten notes, examples, and word lists comparing modern forms and Proto-Lolo-Burmese reconstructions.

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú III, Maesuai 2/1-84

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú III, Maesuai 2/1-84

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú II, Maesuai 2/1-84

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú II, Maesuai 2/1-84

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú I, Maesuai 2/1-84

Akha songs and narratives. njí-phà sjhí ə, àphimi-tshú I, Maesuai 2/1-84

Handwritten notes and transcriptions of narratives recited by njí-phà Sjhí ə about Akha history, relations with the Shan people, snakes, and monkeys with partial English glossing.

Recitation of a njíphà (shaman) describing traditional healing and ritual practices.

Newsletter "of the School of Library and Information Sciences, North Texas State University" (p. 2). The periodical contains editorials, announcements, news items, a spring course schedule, and personals concerning students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

Newsletter "of the School of Library and Information Sciences, North Texas State University" (p. 2). The periodical contains editorials, announcements, news items, a fall course schedule, and personals concerning students, faculty, staff, and alumni.

This doctoral dissertation discusses access to film and video works. Physical and intellectual access to moving image documents is insufficient, often insignificant, at the level of the individual user. Existing access tools suffer from a lack of recognition of the differences between linguistic text communication and image communication. Browsing and relevance judgements are made difficult by the physical realities of film and video documents - one cannot flip through them - and by the habits of serial and passive viewing.

"Call Number, the newsletter of the School of Library and Information Sciences, North Texas State University, is distributed three times a year" (p. 2). The periodical contains information about professors, news in the department, the school's alumni and listings of class schedules for the following semesters.