Word: hpps
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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Officials of Harvard Printing and Publications Services (HPPS), which took over the sourcebook stockroom this summer from the Science Center management, say the lines have not been longer and claim the forms are necessary to comply with copyright law. According to HPPS Director James Gill, HPPS did extend its hours and hire five temporary employees to accommodate the rush...
...HPPS abandoned the large, clear signs that let us know which sourcebooks were in and how much each cost. In their place, HPPS uses letter-sized sheets and lists the books in no useful order...
...HPPS eliminated the cash-only express line, forcing everyone to wait for credit cards to be approved and checks to be filled...
...fair, HPPS has made several improvements: the hours of the stockroom were sufficiently student-friendly; we no longer have to trek to HPPS' old location at 1730 Cambridge St. to purchase any course materials; students can now pay for sourcebooks by MasterCard or Visa; and HPPS provides students copies at 5 cents a piece and easy and relatively inexpensive access to a fax machine...
...basement stockroom has now moved beyond sourcebooks. In conjunction with the Faculty of Arts and Sciences (FAS), HPPS now hosts a printing and copying center in the Science Center basement where students can purchase a range of services, from stapling to double-sided copying, over the FAS computer network...