The Rolodex was the brainchild of Arnold Neustadter ... (Interjection from Mr. Grossman: "The library was really far. Before the Internet, if I had questions like that, I just made up the answers.") ...

I ran across my old Rolodex the other day, its black cover grimy with dust, the old cards gray with age, the ink on the cards faded, and the sight of this ancient artifact made me wonder ...

She worked through the administrations of six library directors, helping them promote several successful levies and bond issues. She initiated public surveys that helped to improve the library ...

If you were a reporter, though, you probably had a “Rolodex,” a compact spinning barrel of (sometimes) alphabetized index cards with names of sources, an easy way to find a number when you needed it.

It contains 30-some items, from newspaper clips to a hat, an ashtray, coat, Rolodex and some of the many other things that Judy donated to the library a few years after Mike’s death on April 29 ...

Number two on the list is the tenacious fax machine with 71 percent. Somewhere, I believe I still have an actual Rolodex, with actual Rolodex cards. I used to tape or glue business cards to the ...