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The document provides information about Mason University Libraries and their resources, including that they have computers available for use, and that coffee and drinks can be purchased from vending machines in the library without having to leave. It also notes that the library has subject specialists available who can help with research questions, such as an engineering librarian who could assist with an engineering query.
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- 3. Cephalonian Method adapted from: http://www.cardiff.ac.uk/insrv/educationandtraining/infolit/cephalonianmethod/HD100LibraryOrientation_2008.pdf
- 4. lost my copy of the first book.
- 15. computers
- 26. I need a caffeine fix when I’m studying. Do I have to leave the library to get coffee or coke?
- 31. I went to the library workshop & looked at the HNRS 110 guide, but I really need to talk to someone in the library who knows about engineering. Do you have someone like that?
Editor's Notes
- Online through library and in print in Special Collections
- See variety. Not necessary look like typical book. Held in Special Collection for preservation reasons.
- One title as example
- Special Collections: great source for primary sources BUT not only source