Last semester I was able to print them from home and this was of great benifit to me as I am not able to easily get to Uni. However I am annoyed that the University did not consult the students on this change. The Library undertook a trial project to scan and place the papers on the Library's home page for access in the Library only, as a result of the recommendations of the Teaching and Learning Committee of the University's Academic Board early this year. The Teaching and Learning Committee recommended that the papers should only be made available within the Library for various reasons, including intellectual property and copyright. I am sorry that access was available by accident for a short period due to technical problems and it is now restricted.
Most branch libraries are open in the evenings and weekends.
You can access the papers both in print form and on the Web, photocopy or print them by using the network printers. One of the advantages of printing off the Web in the Library is that it is quicker to print, as large files in pdf format are very slow to download and print off campus. There are several sets of printed copies of examination papers in all branch libraries if you have difficulty accessing them on the Internet. I would just liek to say thank you for allowing the trial of Reuters Business briefing. It is by far and away the best news database that I have ever used and I would, in the strongest terms possibl, advocate it as a permenant acquistion.