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Article #342Re: More library problems (fwd)
From: Lise Menn
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 00:00
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1999 00:00
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Students - you or your friends may be inadvertently making our books hard to find; PLEASE read this. Lise >Date: Wed, 24 Feb 1999 11:34:55 -0700 >From: Martha Jo Sani <martha.sani@colorado.edu> >Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder >To: William Bright <William.Bright@colorado.edu> >Subject: Re: More library problems > >I have been talking to the staff responsible for shelving and found out that >new books that are received go out to the shelving across from the circuation >desk in Norlin for about two weeks. Also someone with an interest in >linguistics leaves stacks of linguistic and LB books in strange places >sometimes. Another place these books might be is in graduate student lockers. >They are supposed to check books out, but sometimes they do not. We are doing >sweep of the stacks choosing books for storage and perhaps if they are >mis-shelved, they will turn up this way. In the meantime the stack supervisor >will keep an eye out for linguistic books and I will order second copies. Too >bad, because it takes money from new purchases and linguistics books are >expensive. Dr. Bright I may need some help sending some of the older >linguistic collection to storage and weeding out certain items such as >duplicates of books being sent to storage. Martha Jo Sani > ref: from Traci to Bill Bright: >> >Hello Bill, >> >Sorry to bother you with more of my "woes," but I have discovered yet 3 >> >more books that are not in the library (although listed as "available" on >> >Chinook: >> > >> >Couper-Kuhlen, Elizabeth and Margret Selting. 1996. Prosody in >> >Conversation: Interactional studies. Cambridge University Press >> > >> >Gumperz, John. Discourse Strategies. London: Cambridge University press. >> > >> >Tannen, Deborah. Linguistics in Context: Connecting observation and >> >understanding. Norwood, NJ: Ablex. >> > >> >I've put traces on these but I don't expect they'll turn up. I'll also >> >send out a message to the dept. to see if anyone has them (even though >> >Norlin doesn't think they're checked out). >> > >> >Thanks for your help, >> > >> >Traci >> > >> >> William Bright >> (Editor, Language in Society; Written Language & Literacy; Oxford Studies >> in Anthropological Linguistics; Native American Place-names of the United >> States) >> 1625 Mariposa Ave. >> Boulder, CO 80302 >> Phone 303-444-4274 >> Fax 303-413-0017 >> Email William.Bright@Colorado.Edu > William Bright (Editor, Language in Society; Written Language & Literacy; Oxford Studies in Anthropological Linguistics; Native American Place-names of the United States) 1625 Mariposa Ave. Boulder, CO 80302 Phone 303-444-4274 Fax 303-413-0017 Email William.Bright@Colorado.Edu
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: 100e15,c40040190a3560f6,start X-Google-Attributes: gid100e15,public From: Lise Menn <lmenn@psych.colorado.edu> Subject: Re: More library problems (fwd) Date: 1999/02/25 Message-ID: <919958436.9739@news.Colorado.EDU> X-Deja-AN: 448357402 Distribution: cu Sender: daemon@lace.colorado.edu Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII X-Note1: message-id generated by recnews X-Note2: mail msgid was <Pine.OSF.3.96.990225085724.23478C-100000@psych.colorado.edu> Organization: University of Colorado at Boulder Mime-Version: 1.0 Reply-To: lmenn@psych.colorado.edu Newsgroups: cu.linguistics