Drugs for Pregnant and Lactating Women

Maplethorpe, Richard

doi:10.1576/toag.8.1.063.27218

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“…53 Many academic libraries do not routinely collect textbooks, 54 a situation that appeared to be a surprise for Virginia's State Council of Higher Education. 55 None of these reports addressed issues such as how libraries might afford to purchase all assigned textbooks to put on reserve, other than the Minnesota report stating that "faculty can be encouraged to support library expenses for the placement of copies of textbooks on library reserve" 56 or whether libraries would have the space and staff to handle an expanded reserves collection.…”

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Student Strategies for Coping with Textbook Costs and the Role of Library Course Reserves

Christie¹,

Pollitz²,

Middleton³

2009

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College and university students across the United States are concerned about the cost of textbooks. This study examines the student patterns of coping with textbook inflation and the role that course reserve collections play in ameliorating costs. In the winter of 2007, an online survey was distributed to 1,500 Oregon State University students to explore their textbook purchasing habits and use of course reserves. Students reported that textbook costs come directly from their personal funds. They see course reserves as one mechanism to help them deal with textbook costs. Libraries could focus efforts to assist students by purchasing recommended and optional textbooks.

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