We know both experientially and empirically (see my The Landscape of Literatures: Use of Subject Collections in a University Library, Chicago: American Library Association, 1983) that the use of our collections is highly interdisciplinary. In order to maintain our emphasis on a global view this necessitates, we have fairly regular meetings of bibliographers. Major projects such as shelfload reduction are done as collection-wide jobs, with everyone involved and problems shared. New serials are approved in meetings that bring librarians together for shared commentary and discussion. Often a bibliographer will endorse another's recommended title on the grounds of anticipated use in his or her own area.