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Some levels have been set up
to temporarily hold items until
the renovation of the old li
brary is i omplete 1'or example,
the se< ond level houses t in ula
lion and referem e. which will
eventually return to their lor
mer locations in the old part of
the building.
Other materials have been
permanently moved. Govern
ment doc mounts and mu ro
films are on the first level,
where thev will stay
Hennett recommended visi
tors take orientation tours of
the new addition, which run
every dav this week from ~ 30
to 3:30 p m
Kamps and elevators have
made the new addition wheel
choir-aci essihle.
During the break, library staff
moved more than 000,000 vol
umes from the old section to
the new one, Bonamic:i said. He
said the move, whic h c lears the
old library for renovation, is
two weeks ahead of schedule.
Workers will spend the next
year-and-a-half renovating the
old library, said University Li
brarian George Shipman
The $H.ri million renovation
includes new lighting, paint,
floor coverings and duct work
for the heating and cooling sys
tems. Bonamici said
‘The results of the
project should
more than offset
any inconvenience
for library users.’
Deborah Carver,
assistant librarian
"A lot of it will In* ti> i rente
either <i more i omfortable envi
ronment or more flexibility m
datn-t aiding for the Janus < ata
log or our other electronic sys
tems.” Honumici said It will
make the library less expensive
to operate "
Wet paint, sawdust and noise
litter parts of the new addition.
,is con strut lion workers put on
the finishing touches These
disruptions will continue until
the entire S27.-J million projts t
is completed in tint summer of
JO‘W. Shipman said
"The library staff will do ev
erything possible to reduce
these necessary disruption*,
but we usk for our patrons pa
tience and understanding dur
ing this time." said Deborah
Carver, assistant University li
brarian for public service*.
"The results of the protect
should more than offset any in
convenience for library users
during this exciting transforma
tion.”
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