The document provides information about the Barnard Zine Library, led by librarian Jenna Freedman and Professor Jonathan Beller, covering topics such as personal librarians, research guides, and zine cataloging. It highlights the zine 'You Might As Well Live #8' and discusses keywords related to its content, including themes of racism, sexism, and experiences of various groups. Additionally, it outlines borrowing procedures and resources available for inquiries about zines and library research.

1. Barnard Library
Barnard Zine Library
Librarian Jenna Freedman
Professor Jonathan Beller

2. ● Questions about the library or swing space
● Personal Librarians
● Research Guide
● Zotero
● Databases
● CLIO

3. Zine: You Might As Well Live #8 by Lauren Jade
Martin, 1998.
● Image (not publicly accessible)
● Text – content
● Text – typography
● Title
● Catalog record
● What's political about this zine?

4. Keywords to describe You Might As Well Live #8
Use cases
● Lesbians, Black
● Nerds of Color
● Police brutality victims
● Rape in universities and colleges

5. Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)
● Racism > United States.
● Racially mixed women > United States.
● Sexism > United States.
● Women college students > United States > Social life
and customs.
● Asian American college students.
● Chinese American college students.
● Jewish women > United States.

6. Questions about zines, zines at Barnard?
● They're cataloged
● You can borrow them; anyone from BC/CU/TC, the
Ivies, and really anyone with a library card can, but it's
more complicated without CUID.
● Lots more info on the zine library website
Questions about library research, zines, or LCSH? Email
jfreedma@barnard.edu