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Unless there is a new twist to the two copy approach, I'll
close this thread with these. J
==#4==
From: "Daille G. Pettit" <pettitdg_at_jmu.edu>
We do the same this as Cynthia Hsieh's institution here at
James Madison University in Harrisonburg, VA. We bind two
copies. One goes into the circulating collection and the
other goes into our special collections and does not
circulate. If the circulating copy is lost, we will copy
the special collections copy and add it back to the
collection.
Daille Pettit
==#5==
From: Grace-Ellen McCrann <gemscot_at_yahoo.com>
29 August 2006
Dear Everybody,
Here at the City College of New York, the first
thesis copy is always non-circulating.
If we have a 2nd copy, the 2nd copy circulates.
Kind regards,
Grace-Ellen
Grace-Ellen McCrann
Chief, Reference & Government Documents Divisions
The City College of New York
Cohen Library, 2nd Floor
160 Convent Avenue
New York, NY 10031
(212) 650 5073
gemscot_at_yahoo.com
==#6==
From:
Kevin Wade Merriman <kmerriman_at_mcneese.edu>
Dana -
We have two copies.
One in the archives which does not circulate,
one in the stacks that does...
and, sigh, one copy on microfilm.
However, it sounds like your situation
could really benefit from digitization.
- K
Received on Wed Aug 30 2006 - 01:21:58 EDT