Li Ka Shing Library@SMU
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The Li Ka Shing Library at Singapore Management University provides students with e-database computer stations, study areas, a collaborative study area, an instructional laboratory, a cafeteria, and a quiet study area. It also has a book exchange program called the TOLO Scheme to encourage sharing of books among the SMU community.
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The document summarizes the rules and policies of the Hullett Memorial Library at Raffles Institution. It outlines what is allowed and prohibited when using the library's IT resources, as well as rules regarding borrowing books, returning books, and general conduct in the library. Users must have their student ID to borrow or return books, which can be borrowed for 3 weeks at a time, with late fees of 10 cents per day. Non-work related sites, games, and media are banned from the library's computers. Orderly conduct and proper attire are also expected when using the library.
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Li Ka Shing Library@SMU
- 1. Li Ka Shing Library @ Singapore Management University
- 4. Study area which is highly popular with students
- 6. Collaborative Study Area-Library Common
- 8. Info and research skills instructional laboratory
- 9. Cafeteria within the library
- 10. Quiet area set aside for students who need a quiet study environment
- 11. TOLO Scheme- To encourage exchange of books among members of SMU community. Simply drop a book into donation box in exchange for any book on display.
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