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JD Thayer
Tuesday September 29, 2009
1:10-2:25
Article on “Class Matters”
Summary: Hawaii state library officials are trying to prevent people from losing access to libraries by fighting against the shortage of staff and hours due to budget cuts.
This article is related to the theme of education because it is addressing issues related to the problem of not providing a sufficient amount of resources to everyone, especially those in need of more education which could improve the lifestyle and class of many by fulfilling a more educated perspective in our society. This will help change our society into a more open environment and encouraging people to use resources available to their own advantage. It will not only accommodate those who are able to use the library daily but also those who are working throughout the day and later hours can accommodate with their schedules too.
fines, and faxing.
The circulation desk is also where you check out library books and books on reserve.
Books on reserve are specific books put on reserve by teachers. The student can checkout
a book on reserve for two hours and can only use it in the library.
Also at the circulation desk you can check out:
- FLIP cameras
- Computers
- Calculators (no graphing calculators though)
- Dry erase board and markers
- Colored pencils/crayons
- Rooms to watch dvd?s/videos in
- Headphones
When you check out anything it is put on your ID card.
Also a special card is available for access to the Law Library after hours. You can pick
it up at the circulation desk and return it to the Law Library when you are done.
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