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Weeding the Backlog
Not everything that the University Archives accessions meets the criteria for permanent retention, especially when handling materials that are part of our backlog, which may have been accessioned years ago under different policy. The process of separating permanent from non-permanent … Continue reading
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Tagged appraisal, archival, archives, askarchivists, back to godhead, processing, records management, recycling, trash, weeding
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