University Daily Kansan, September 2. 1980
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BEN BIGLER/Kansan staff
BEN BIOLEMKANSKA stall
Pete Oster, Topeka senior, glides down one of the hills near Potter Lake on a pair of grass skis. The skis have a movi- ball around them so they can move over the grass.
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Finding a KU library book this week could prove to be a fruitless quest—at least until curved catalog in Watson University makes names of location for three branch libraries.
Expansion 9-3-80
The engineering books have been moved out of Marvin because of the Marvin renovation project. The geology, meteorology and paleontology books in Marvin went to the Science Library, and Watson now houses books on architecture, urban planning and geography.
Staff Reporter
Melton said Friday that he did not know how long it would take to change a house.
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Melton said that about 40,000 books had been in Marvin.
CHANGING THE card catalog is not the only problem caused by moving the branch libraries. The reference librarians also have to handle requests for books that are in libraries that haven't opened yet.
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The Art Library is being moved from Watson to the Spencer Museum of Art. The Old Green reading room is being moved to the Science Library in Malott and Marvin Library is being divided among them, based on the subject matter of the books, said Rob Melton, reference librarian at Watson.
"That means a lot of the art history students are having difficulty finding it."
EVERY CARD IN THE card catalog names a place where the book can be found. The locations must be changed to match the books that have been moved, he said.
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Mellon shot the opening date of the new Art Library had been changed from Sept. 4 to Sept. 10 because some of it was the library had not arrived, and the computer system for checking out books had not been installed.
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He said a system of 'paging' art books until the Art Library opened was being considered. People could make written requests for art books at Watson, and someone would go to the Art Library and bring back the books requested.
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CLARK SAID problems with the system for checking out books were the main cause of the delay in opening the Art Library.
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librarian at Watson, said that until the card catalog was changed, signs would be put up in the library to inform people of new library locations.
"In some cases, the books have been moved but the cards haven't been changed," he said. "That takes a lot of time, and we we're understaffed. These moves are about as difficult a situation to deal with as Watson renovation."
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"All those cards say they're in Marvin," Clark said. "People will go over there and find out there's no library in Marvin."
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CHANGING THE cards for the books in the reading room in Lippincott Hall would not be as difficult as changing the book from a hardcover to a paperback, the reading room had only a few books.
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(1939)
Tuesday, Sept. 2 Destry Rides Again
The classic sport, with Jimmy Stewart as the sheerfifo who doesn't carry a gun ("someone might get hurt if they do," and he can probably hall girl who says "See What the Boys in the Back Room Will Have." Directed by George Marshall. Plus "Blaze Glory" (44).
Wednesday, Sept. 3
The Man in the
White Suit
Tight Little Island (Whiskey Galore)
Two great comedies from Eating Stages. The first stars Alec Guinness as a mild-mannered scientist who invents an invention the last thing the world wants. With Joan Greenwood and Ernest Theiser. The second is the story of a sunken ship full of people to die. It takes all of the nearby islands to get it before the government does. With Basil Radford and the irresponsible Miss Greenwood. With Mackenndrick (85/62 m) BW: 7.30.
(1954)
(The Magnificent Seven)
Thursday, Sept. 4 Seven Samurai
Shown uncut for the first time in the United States. Akina Kurosawa's exciting, colorful, ironic saga of seven warriors led to Toshiro Mifune is a great movie in the 1953 Best Foreign Film Academy Award Winners (208 min). BW: 7:30.
Friday, Sept. 5 Comes a Horseman
in 1945 Wyoming, small farmers Jane Fonda and James Gaas light off cattle farmed by the late Ted Davis, photographed Western, directed by Alan Garcia. "What's a Dog, Doc." (119 min.) Color film.
Coming Home
Jane Fonda and Jon Voitwon
Jane Academy for their portraits of a
radicalized soldier's wife and a paran-
theologist, who was the effectors of the Vietnam War on those at home. Bruce Dumce and Robert Carl-
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The Beatles at Shea Stadium
Magical Mystery Tour
Roll up for the magical extravaganza with the Beatles. The first is the record of their debut album, *See You Later* (see if you can guess what George is on) as they sing their greatest early hits. Then climb aboard for "1" Am the Moleman and watch the others in this surreal adventure. (6552 min.) Plus: "Braverman's Condensed Collection of Beatles." Color. 1200; Midnight.
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