As a result of the move of seventeen periodical titles, we had to make room for these transfers in the Head Hall basement by sending some other seldom used periodicals from that section to other storage areas in the Harriet Irving Library or to the remote facility. The second big project was an inventory of our monograph collection, which is now arranged completely in the Library of Congress order. By the end of August, we had processed approximately 35,000 volumes and reached the TJ classification section, and we expect to complete this job by the end of the calendar year. We look forward to reaping the benefits of our summer projects and having our collection more accessible for our users. This service provides the full-text of many academic journals.
Electronic access is beneficial to the users of academic information.
Finding information is made easy through browse and advanced full text search technologies. Access to information is not restricted to library hours, since the information can be viewed, downloaded and printed from each authorized desktop. Multiple users can access the same journal simultaneously. There is an alphabetic list of journals and a category list of journals. Suggestions for improvements are welcome.