Word: lamonts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Lamont Library may exact over $3,000 in fines for the three months of September, October and December if every student assessed in his last term bill for late book returns pays in full...
Eight percent, or 2,637 of the 37,000 reserve books issued overnight or on weekends during the period were returned late, Philip J. McNiff, Lamont Librarian, said yesterday. Over 2,000 of these, however, McNiff added, were returned later the same day they were...
...full board meeting in the third level of Lamont Library, the editors of the CRIMSON yesterday decided to rally to the aid of Cambridge Police Chief Patrick F. Ready in his struggle against petty larceny in the Square...
...accomplishments resulting from this approach are impressive. The Council convinced the administration--with Lamont's own figures--that the undergraduate library should retain a schedule of extended hours during exam period. It obtained a salary raise for most of the students employed at the University through the Student Employment Office. The Council placed its own scholarship funds in the hands of the Scholarship Committee in order to insure fair distribution. Its ticket plan was substantially adopted by the Department of Athletics. The Combined Charities Drive is now ready to operate at greater efficiency than ever before. A German exchange student...
...Bolster Dudley's prestige, the commuters have worked closely with their Senior Tutor to expand the range and benefits of the Center's activities. A few library at Apley Court is beginning to fill the gap between the commuter and the Lamont hours that are inconvenient to hem. And expanded tutorial plan has given the commuter more contact with faculty members. The program has succeeded to an encouraging degree, and there is a growing feeling of a unified "spirit" working for Dudley benefit. One of the greatest barriers in their progress is the Center's lack of adequate space...