An employee of a college store relates the intricate processes involved in operating a college store and many of the difficulties: paper shortages, overstocking, and low turnover. (PG)

Ideas to help improve merchandising in college stores are presented: utilizing space wisely, improving calculator sales; and organizing textbook buy-backs. (PG)

Presents the winners in a competition sponsored by The College Store Journal, to increase sales in college bookstores. (PG)

Suggestions for improvements of the University of Maryland's Baltimore County Book Center came originally from students; the center now includes a complete selection of nontextbooks, along with television sets, art reproductions, and postage stamp machines. (PG)

Presents a variety of ideas for promoting sales and profits in college bookstores. (PG)

Presents the winners of a competition for novel advertising ideas in campus bookstores. (PG)

The reorganization of the Boise State University Campus Store is described, with special emphasis placed on student workers. (PG)

Discusses the importance of sound communication between the bookstore manager on campus and the various deans, and department chairmen and faculty. (PG)

A manager of a university book shop in New Zealand offers his impressions of American bookselling on campus. (PG)

Describes the opening and functioning of the new bookstore of the Seattle Pacific College. (PG)

Presents the Tulane University Bookstore Manual of Operations that covers all phases of the bookstore operations with faculty, students, and administrators. (Author)

Winners of the Pick/Promote/Profit competition for college bookstore managers that selects outstanding merchandising techniques. (PG)