Magazine Suggestions:
US weekly
National Geographic
GQ magazine
People
The Oprah magazine
We currently subscribe to all of these magazines. Thank you for letting us know you like these publications.
DVD Suggestion: Stomp the Yard
Currently we are waiting funding decisions to purchase additional DVDs for the Student Choice collection. Stomp the Yard is on the list to purchase as soon as possible.
Suggestion forwarded to Collection Development
“Please stop letting non students us our equipment!”
The SCF Library is a public institution and as such, the public is welcome to come in and use our facilities.
However, priority is given to SCF students; so, if you need a computer or study room that is being used by a community member, please let the Library staff know and we will ask the community member to come back at a less busy time so that you may use the equipment.
Comment forwarded to Library Director.
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Are all college libraries in the state of florida open to the pulic. and if yes, then why at new college do you did a user name and password to log on to their computers?
ReplyDeleteCharles,
ReplyDeleteWe contacted the library at New College about your question, and this is their response:
"Each school sets their own policy for library and computer usage. Typically priority goes to students paying for and attending that institution. The Jane Bancroft Cook Library went to a log on system for computers this past fall. With the log on we are ensuring that we have computer resources for the students at New College of Florida and the University of South Florida Sarasota-Manatee. That being said, we realize that other people have needs for computers. We have set up three public computers. These are available on a 1st come 1st serve basis and do not require a log on. Although the public computers have a 1 hr. limit if no one is waiting the person using the computer can feel free to continue using it once it restarts. All of our databases are available on these public computers as is the Office suite of software. All computers, including the public computers, have the ability to send jobs to the printers."