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Show The Daily Utah Chronicle Openings 1978 continued from page 22 The ScienceEngineering division can be found on the first floor. The area contains materials in physical, life and applied sciences. There is also a map collection which contains over 80,000 maps and atlases, aerial photographs, satellite images and gazetteers Also located in the ScienceEngineering division are the Rand Corporation Reports. The reports comprise a large bdy of literature concerning urban development, military support, energy education, housing and other areas of public concern. These reports must be located through indices at the General Reference desk. Much of the material in the Rand Reports has not been published elsewhere. Audio-Visual- s includes videotape slides and filmstrips and audio The division has about 26,000 nonbook items including classical, popular and folk music as well as poetry, prose and dramatic readings. Many class lectures are also available for viewing. Audio-Visual- s is located on the fourth floor. The area contains group listening rooms, individual viewing carrels and listening stations. Calculators can be rented at 25 cents an hour. Microforms are located on the fifth floor. At last, an inconspicuous way to read Playboy in the library! Playboy, Time Magazine and other popular magazines can be read on microfilm. The microform division also has scholarly research materials which are seldom used, such as alternate and historical newspapers and a cassettes, cassettes. video-cassett- e Page wide variety ot major American and foreign newspapers. Dusenbury said the division also has some materials which are not available in print. Collections in microforms include: The Early American Newspaper Collection Radical Periodical Collections; South African Miscellaneous Documents Collection and the Herstory (Women's Liberation) Collection. 1704-182- 0; Library Survival Dusenbury said students should get to know their way around the library as soon as possible. Knowing the library will save time and tempers. She stressed that students shouldn't be afraid to ask the staff for help because the staff is paid for that purpose. "There is no reason to assume you are born with the ability to use a research library. The staff often knows of sources, such as abstracts and special indices, that a patron would never think of," she said. At the beginning of each quarter the library offers organized tours. The tours run throughout the day and start at the General Reference desk, which also has tours available. The tours take about one self-guide- d hour. Two library classes are also offered. One is d class, General Studies 101, in which the student purchases a workbook and goes through the assignments on his own. The second class, Educational Systems and Learning Resources 102, is taught in a classroom. Both classes are designed to teach students how to use the library efficiently. If a student can not locate a book on the shelves, it can usually be tracked down by the circulation staff by running the call number through the computer. If the it computer lists the book as checked-out- , will tell when the book is due and can place the book on hold. Dusenbury said faculty and graduate students are permitted to check out books for an entire quarter. But, she added, that if an undergraduate wants such a book, the library will ask the faculty member or graduate student to return to book as soon as possible. Loan program enables The a student to request books from libraries all over the world. Dusenbury said students should plan far in advance if they wish to use this service. 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