Text Express does not offer any books for humanities subjects, Long said. The company hopes by next fall to have books for all Institute classes, he said. Students can return books before Sept. 24 or within one week, whichever is later, Long said. The APO service fraternity is holding its annual used book exchange on the third floor of the Student Center . Students who want to sell used books set the prices themselves, said APO member Charles H. Hamilton '97.
Students can also set a lower price for the last day of the exchange.
All the money goes to the students selling the books, and APO receives nothing, Hamilton said. If a book is not sold, it can either be returned or donated to charity. APO does not monitor prices and has no control of what books come in, so book availability and costs vary, Hamilton said. Generally, the book exchange has older versions of textbooks, he said. APO also sells course readers and various paperback books.