博客來“Librarian and Dedicated Bookman: University of San Francisco, 1947-1988†presents an oral history transcript from 1988 featuring William J. Monihan, a key figure in the University of San Francisco’s library system. This detailed account, compiled by Ruth Teiser, Jeremy Cole, and Charles W. Dullea, offers insights into Monihan’s career and contributions to the university. The transcript provides valuable perspectives on the evolution of library science and the dedication required to build and maintain a thriving academic library during the latter half of the 20th century. It serves as a historical record for researchers and anyone interested in the history of libraries and the individuals who shaped them.
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