Reorganizing/renumbering reserve books

Within the next couple of days you may notice the reserve books being shuffled around. I am hoping to re-organize and re-number them so that all of the books are roughly organized according to subject. NOTE: We are still using the ITEM # system that we have in place. I just wanted to try to keep all the math, history, science, etc. books somewhat together. I hope this won't cause too much confusion or take up too much time!

Susan

Reserves

Hi all,

If you've been in the reserve workroom, you may have noticed that there are a significantly less number of reserve books on the shelf. Many have been sent back to instructors who have chosen not to renew items for the summer. This means that there will be items that students may want that we no longer carry. :( Please relay the message to students who may inquire and encourage them to check the course reserves system on our catalog to see what items we do have.

Thanks!

Damaged Reserve Textbooks

There are three reserve textbooks that are damaged and have a status of "Clarkston Workroom". We are taking steps to getting them repaired or replaced. Until then, please refer students to the substitution copy, if applicable, or let the students know that they are unavailable.

B-733 Beginning and Intermediate Algebra
(Substitute with 3rd edition: B-640)

B-477 Psychology: Themes and Variation
(Substitute with 6th edition: B-641)

B-730 American Government and Politics Today
(No substitutions available)

GEOL 1121 Reserve

A textbook (B-486) has been placed on reserve for GEOL 1121 (D. Altin). On the inside cover is a CD-ROM (B-487). When patrons request either of these reserve items, please charge BOTH textbook and CD-ROM. The instructor is adamant that CD-ROM be returned and in working condition with no physical damages (You do not have to run the CD-ROM each time it is returned. Just check to make sure it isn't broken.). Don't forget to discharge the CD-ROM as well. Otherwise, patron will be accrue fines. Thank you!