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November 2011
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23rd November, 2011
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21st November, 2011
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+1 for a university subscription to IMAIOS e-anatomy online tutorials.
17th November, 2011
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Dear library
I was wondering what the process is for books that are ordered to actually end up on the shelf. From the time that the library database indicates that a book has been ordered - a book that is available from Amazon within 5 days (or within two weeks if it was requested via inter library loan), it seems to take a number of months before it is available? Even when the database indicates that the ordered book has been recieved but is in process, it takes more than three weeks to process the book before it can be loaned. Is there any way that the process can be sped up?
Cheers
Cameron
17th November, 2011
~ 2 answers
Dear library
I was wondering what the process is for books that are ordered to actually end up on the shelf. From the time that the library database indicates that a book has been ordered - a book that is available from Amazon within 5 days (or within two weeks if it was requested via inter library loan), it seems to take a number of months before it is available? Even when the database indicates that the ordered book has been recieved but is in process, it takes more than three weeks to process the book before it can be loaned. Is there any way that the process can be sped up?
Cheers
Cameron
16th November, 2011
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The e-zone room opposite the desk on the entrance floor is about 5 degrees colder than the rest of the library and is absolutely freezing. Please turn the aircon down a little.
16th November, 2011
~ 3 answers
The e-zone room opposite the desk on the entrance floor is about 5 degrees colder than the rest of the library and is absolutely freezing. Please turn the aircon down a little.
16th November, 2011
~ 3 answers
The e-zone room opposite the desk on the entrance floor is about 5 degrees colder than the rest of the library and is absolutely freezing. Please turn the aircon down a little.
16th November, 2011
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Hi,
The airconditioning in the room called 'ezone' is too high. Students are unable to work in such cold temperatures.
Kindest Regards,
Barbara
16th November, 2011
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Hi,
We were studying in the E-zone (computer room opposite main library desk) and it is absolutely freezing! Could the airconditioning be adjusted to be at a normal working temperature?
Thanks!!!
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