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...constantly in use and is deeply appreciated by students, the $1 million price tag of the project is not only incredibly steep but also represents an immense waste of resources. The grant awarded for the project is not specifically earmarked for this move and could be used more reasonably. HCL??€™s plan to tear apart Lamont’s ground floor to build a media center that could just as easily be located on the fifth floor defies common sense...
...must be accessible to individuals without a Harvard affiliation. But its longtime Lamont location satisfactorily allowed access to the public and to undergraduates—like those concentrating in history, government and economics—who heavily rely on it. The basement of Lamont stores the facility quite comfortably; HCL??€™s plan to move Gov Docs to Littauer Library and other libraries in the system is a blatant misuse of resources...
...more ominous fate. A large portion of the estimated 208,000 volumes that currently reside within Hilles’ confines may be eliminated from the Harvard College Library (HCL) collection as the ability to sustain Hilles’ duplications—much of the collection is found elsewhere among HCL??€™s eleven libraries—proves too great a budgetary burden...
...decision follows months of deliberations on how to address HCL??€™s budget woes but has also been presented as an answer to the pressing need for undergraduate social space...