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21 Increase due to several large one‐time database purchases in 2004‐05.
22 Electronic indexes and reference tools total $746,374. Electronic full text periodicals total
$2,233,715.
24 Increase due to a significant technology purchase being delayed from 2003‐04 to 2004‐05.
29‐31 Figures unavailable for Law Library.
OHIO
Includes Athens (main), Chillicothe, Eastern, Lancaster, Southern, and Zanesville libraries.
OHIO STATE
Includes the following libraries: Architecture; Biological Sciences/Pharmacy; Business; Cartoon
Research; Childrenʹs Hospital; Education, Human Ecology, Psychology, and Social Work; Fine
Arts; Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences; Geology; Health Sciences; Journalism; Law;
Music/Dance; Science & Engineering; Theatre Research Institute; University Archives; and
Veterinary Medicine. Excludes Agricultural Technical Institute Library, Ohio Agricultural
Research and Development Center and Regional Campus Libraries at Lima, Mansfield, Marion,
and Newark.
1.b.ii System improvements made during the year eliminated a number of duplicate records, which
resulted in a positive number of volumes ʺwithdrawn.ʺ
4.a Decrease due to a significant cancellation project in the Main Library, and also some titles being
counted as ʺpurchasedʺ that should have been counted as ʺnot purchased.ʺ
4.b Includes 3,865 titles incorrectly counted among paid titles in prior years.
13 Audio, Film and Video are included as a single category in our catalog.
15.b Figure reflects the cancellation project, as well as the absence of a $2 million prepayment that had
been made in prior years.
15.c, 15.d In earlier years these figures had not been reported separately, but had been counted as
monograph expenditures for one time purchases or as a serial expenditure for continuations.
17 2003‐04 figure revised to $13,077,736.
17.c 2003‐04 figure revised to $1,483,565; the Work Study figure had not been included for the Main
Library.
32 2003‐04 figure revised to 598,717.
34, 35 Includes materials loaned and borrowed via the OhioLINK statewide system.
OKLAHOMA
4.a Added several new major databases containing multiple serials.
4.b Increase due to a change in the reporting process for serials received but not purchased.
7 A number of commercially published volumes were purchased and several gifts were received in
2004‐05.
15.a, 19, 22, 23.a Increase due to an increase in the library budget.
21 Decrease due to a change in reporting method from 2003‐04.
24 Increase due to additional computer hardware purchases.
36‐42 Previous years did not include medical campus.
OKLAHOMA STATE
Volumes held June 30, 2004 revised to 2,551,684 due to the over‐reporting of 20,360 volumes from a
campus library.