Word: lamonts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...considerations. Such has been its technique in the most recent library controversy. But in spite of the attempt, the Student Council Library Committee has been able to show that no matter how it may try, or what it may say, the administration cannot reject the undergraduate plea for longer Lamont hours on grounds other than just plain "lack of funds...
...Lamont Library will suspend the overnight borrowing privileges of students who have been repeatedly fined for not returning the library's reserve books on time, Philip J. McNiff, Assistant College Librarian, announced last night...
...person must pay $2 for the first may be fails to return a reserve book and $1 for every day after that. If he loses the book he must buy a new one to replace it, and also pay whatever fine has accumulated. Formerly, Lamont charged a maximum fine of $2. The new system, however, does not penalize students as heavily for a few minutes' lateness...
Last year Lamont received over $6,000 in fines. "This is approximately the same amount of money we received the previous year," McNill said. The library earned the money to buy duplicate copies of reserve books...
...facilitate studying at home, Zola has arranged to have his courses' lecture notes collected daily from his friends by Franklin R. Brush, Adams House tutor in Social Relations. These notes arrive in sporadic batches with reserve books from Lamont, which Zola is allowed to keep out for three days...