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wf f : Bob Fleming, Archivist Photos by Naomi Rubin and Miguel Nieves The Library Katie Bouchard, Staff Assistant I 21
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The Library The library, located at 150 Beacon Street is “home to some students much in the same way the Union is to others. Students go to the library in between classes to relax and read newspapers or magazines. Of course, as at any school, there are non- studious students. To them, the library exists as the only shuttle stop other than SAGA. The library has a lot to offer, from the depths of fhe media center to the study cubicles on the fifth floor where students can retreat for intense studying. It’s 90,000 volumes tend to be either extremely helpful or extremely frustrating. The 25-30 work-study students who work with the 20 non-student staff members make an effort to help students use the library’s re- sources. It’s not easy to stay awake in the Reading Room. Technical Services: Geri Papiernick, Mandy Janjigian, Naomi Robin, Mary Curtin- Stevenson, David Miller, Janet Hill. Media Center: David Murphy, Ann Gallagher, Leslie MacPherson, Mau- reen Tripp. One problem students have is that al- though the library may have the books they need, there won’t be enough copies to go around. However, the library is a good place to study. A place that is constantly in use is the Reserve Reading Room. Students are often found ensconced with a book in a plush grey chair or sprawled on one of the couches deep in thought. Once in a while, it’s possible to catch someone sneaking a quick nap between classes or late at night. The library can be a familiar place to study, hold informal class group meetings or just a place to go to get out of your room. - K. Westerhouse Public Services: Joan Hamilton. Bob Sullivan, Julie McAdoo, Liz Bezera, Joanne Schmidt. Lisa Delmonico 20
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Bob Lindscott pours Carolyn Freyer some tea at Epcot Center. Lisa DeHaan, Carolyn Freyer, and Barb Layman hoping it will get warmer in Florida. Holly Jenkinson, Ken Renta, Ed Clegg, and Barb Layman are about to depart for Disney. 22
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