Hello,

I would like to request you to consider purchasing the following book:

Title: Energy Crops
Edited by Nigel G.Halford and Angela Karp
Publisher: Royal Society of Chemistry
Year: 2011

Thanks.

Regards,

Saori

I'm really enjoying working in the BSL now, and finding it much easier to find somewhere to work than last year, but I'm having trouble finding places to work that are close to powerpoints, especially on level 4. I know that others have the same issue as you often see cords stretched out to reach the few powerpoints. If you don't get to the library extremely early, or late, it is difficult to find a good place to work where your laptop won't die after an hour or so. I've always thought that the powerpoints in the first floor of the law library were a good idea and I think it'd be a great to have more powerpoints in BSL, especially approaching major assessment for the semester.

Dear Sir/Madam,

I am in my second year doing the Electrical Engineering/Science dual program, and throughout my first year I really enjoyed studying on level three in the 'Quit Study' areas at the Dorothy Hill Physical Sciences Library. However, now that there are group tables towards the entrance, I find that all of the spaces on level 3 are too noisy to work at due the the few groups of people who work at the group tables. This really makes it hard to find somewhere to study quietly, especially now that it is late in the semester.

I really think it was poorly thought out putting those desks there, since although it may seem like a small problem at present, I think there will be major problems for those people who want to work in silence later in the semester, and that I am probably not the only one who has this opinion.

Regards,

Robert

Hi there,
On the page: http://www.library.uq.edu.au/ssah/useits/test.html there is a broken link pointing to http://www.ets.org/testcoll/index.html . This link should be pointing to http://www.ets.org/test_link/about/ . They must have updated their site.

The context in which it appears is this:
The searchable ETS Test Collection includes details of over 25,000 tests, including publishers' addresses.
ETS Test Collection

Thanks very much,
Bonnie