EMU would house outlet
Bookstore may open affiliate
By fulle Freeman
Wlh* Kmurald
The ■ University Bookstore may- open a
satellite store In the'KMlJ if the plans for the
project prove to 1st financially beneficial,.said
jim Williams, bookstore, general manager.
Interest'in opening a store to act as a sup
port system for the new EMU computing
.. center, .which is scheduled fo replace the'
building's east bowling lanes tfi.is year, was •
expressed Monday • at a meeting of . the,
bookstore's .board of directors, Williams said.
The bookstore board and the EMO-board
. of directors- now are discussing, whether to.
'open the satellite store., hilt’ have made".no
•; specific decisions .on spacebar costs involved, •'
said Adell McMillan, EMU director.'
In other business.’th'e bookstprb discussed
haw. recent Improvements in their., computer
,• systems will make ordering* course books
easier and more efficient this year .:
." . The bookstore has worked at upgrading its
computer systems the last three years so that .it
: could improve its book ordering process and
work better with faculty and staff, Williams '
said. . •
... “Computers are opening a bunch of doors
for us and allowing us to become a better'.
resource for the school,” Williams said.
Williams also is looking at the possibility
of establishing a guaranteed book program at
the bookstore by winter term.
The program would allow students to get -
a temporary photocopied version of textbooks
if. pre-nrderpd .books do not arrive at the
bookstore before classes begin. The student
then can turn in the photocopied version for
the regular text when.it arrives, Williams said.
• But this will be done only for books .that
have been ordered by a professor before the
bookstore's dead jine, he added - . ,
• . “We think that this program Vvill be very
.beneficial for the.stud’enis’and .will put a little"
more pressure on the faculty to get their order
ing done.on time," Williams said-.- ■
The board also gave its approval for
Williams to'start negotiations with First in- •
torstate .Bank for a 'new automatic ■ teller
machine, which would be installed oh the east
side of the'biiildihg.along Kincaid Street.
•The bookstore currently has-an instant
teller, machine jonthe south - side of’ the
building that is .serviced by the U-Larie-0
Credit Union and acts as "a bank card exchange
for many campus-area banks: First interstate is
riot, included in this exchange:
Cash
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