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...students. The choice of books will be left almost entirely to Dr. Francke, assisted by the German department. The library rooms will be given by the University, and will be fitted tastefully from the committee's funds. It is intended that, when the library is opened, all may have access simply upon the application for a key, and the assurance that the books will be properly used. Whatever success the new library gains will be largely due to the generosity of the students...
...petition started by the CRIMSON for electric lights in the library came up before the corporation on Monday. The object of the petition was to give to the members of the corporation some idea how desirous of having access to the library in the evening the great mass of students and instructors were. And the fact that a thorough investigation of the expense of putting in the lights and of the extra service has been requested gives us cause to feel that our agitation of the subject was not in vain...
...admission cards" by which students have access for investigation at the shelves to special classes of books is steadily increasing. Two hundred and sixty-six students had these "admission cards" and made use of them 7980 times...
...books may be kept intact, and the time for taking out reserved books can be regulated by some uniform hour during the entire year, instead of depending upon the constantly changing time of sunset. Later in the evening the library may be used as a general reading room, where access may be had to all the books and magazines of the library, as well as to the reserved books which have been left in the alcoves...
...years four German papers: Fliegende Blatter, the daily Kolinsche Zeitung, the Illustriate Zeitung, and Die Kunst fur Alle, published at Munich. It was voted that these papers be placed at the disposal of all those who wished to read them. They will be found in Sever 3, and easy access to them can be had by any one who is interested in German. The only restriction made by the Verein is that the papers must be kept within their covers in order that they may not be destroyed...