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Compare this with the services that Tufts and Boston University (which both employ Barnes and Noble, along with the Coop) offer students. At both institutions, a student can shop online and see the reading list for each class along with the prices for new and used copies...
...believe that this policy will end up hurting the Coop more than it helps them. One of two things will happen as a result of this change...
...Students will assume the Coop is more expensive and simply buy all of their books online instead of comparing prices and splitting the purchases amid various places...
Either way, this policy will not benefit the Coop, and instead, will further tarnish the bookstore’s image in the mind of the College community...
This service, above and beyond administrative support for Crimsonreading.org or reduced prices for coursepacks, is what we ultimately desire. An online system, well organized, and intended to promote competition is the baseline standard we deserve. Why does the Harvard Coop, which also employs Barnes and Nobles, not allow online shopping...