by Bunnie Petelle
Sept 26
Are you looking for a comfortable and quiet place to study? Try the new St. Benedictf s library.
The library at St. Ben's has taken on a new look this year. Bean bag chairs, couches and area rugs have changed the Benny study grounds into a more comfortable study area. Bookshelves have been shifted
to allow for more room be- a11 the softwear media, tween study tables. filmstrips, slides, movies
and records to supplement
Upstairs, the relocated classroom material. In ad-reserve library boasts of dition, CSB library has ac-an orange and black plaid cess to computer terminals rug, plenty of study table which will be used in space, microfilm collection gathering information and including the New York in learning in conjunction Times, and three microfilm with classwork. readers. Along with the reserve library collection the A-C bound periodicals are shelved.
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Library renovated, services expanded
On the main floor you will find a well equipped learning center containing
MWe used decor we thought people would enjoy, something aesthetically pleasing,11 said Chuck Schaffer, CSB head librarian.
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To simplify research work, the CSB and SJU libraries share a resource hotline fchone through which students may locate information in either library from either library.
In addition to increased library services, there are more assistants to serve the students. Sister Marie Weisser, working fulltime, and Maureen McCarter, part-time, are new additions to the reference aid and media assistance staff.
Hoping for continued improvements, Chuck Schaffer is planning to expand the periodical collection and strengthen the reference selection.
"I see a library as an information center-a place where people can engage in learning," said Mr. Schaffer. "People will look to the library as a place to come to more often.n
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