The authors examine characteristics of authorship, editorial decisions, and reviewer assessments for accepted and rejected papers for College & Research Libraries (C&RL) based on over a decade of internal records (private correspondence and reviewer assessments) made available to them. Noting the wider literature dealing with publishing in refereed journals, this study makes comparisons to that literature and suggests directions for future research. The authors found that C&RL editors and reviewers conducted their work without major disagreement or rancor. Refereeing has indeed served the journal's readership well.

The stomach of Anolis carolinensis (Reptilia: Iguanidae) has four histologically and histochemically distinct regions. The gastroesophageal junction has an acidic surface mucin and no glands. The cardia has an acidic surface mucin and mucous glands. This acidic mucin appears to contain neither sulfates nor sialic acid. The fundus has a neutral surface mucin and mucoserous glands. The pylorus has a neutral surface mucin and mucous glands.

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Zirconyl hematoxylin is a useful alternative to alcian blue in the diagnosis of extramammary Paget's disease.

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