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...participant suggested that books be delivered to Hilles from Widener and Lamont libraries upon request. Cline and other librarians present were not optimistic about such a delivery service, pointing to associated costs...
According to the Harvard College Library 2002 Annual Report, Hilles required a total of $2,005,928 in expenditures, of which almost half was paid out in salaries and wages. Lamont was only slightly more expensive despite its heavier use, spending...
...proposed plan were implemented, the Gov Docs department would leave its 30-year old home in Lamont when the Center for Government and International Studies (CGIS), currently under construction on Cambridge Street, is completed by the end of 2005. Relevant materials would be moved to the new building, making room in Littauer for the enormous collection of Congressional publications, foreign legislative debates and other publicly available archival records that is currently held in Lamont...
...tentative plans are part of a much larger, general renovation of Lamont Library, which will include repairing its aging electrical and plumbing equipment, building a new reading room on the fifth level and installing an elaborate multimedia center on the third level...
...couldn’t bear to have Widener and Lamont torn up at the same time,” says Cline. “There was a question of how much funding it would take to do the project well...