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Location in each library where you check out, return or renew items, ask about missing items, or inquire about fines.
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refernce book with information about people, places and events, that are organized in volumes from A to Z
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An account of one's life, composed by one's self.
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information system that uses the Internet to access computers containing millions of hypertext documents.
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The person who created the libary call number system
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A book, periodical, musical score, etc. that has been "brought before the public"; in other words, a work that has been printed and distributed.
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An evaluation or discussion of a new book by a critic or journalist.
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the "address" of materials on the shelf
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A serial issued at stated, frequent intervals (i.e., daily, weekly, or semi-weekly), containing news, opinions, advertisements, and other items of current, often local, interest.
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A book about a person written by some other person.
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information and statistics relating to countries, personalities, events, and subjects.
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Includes compilers, editors, and composers in addition to the main personal and corporate authors who are responsible for a work.
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A type of periodical containing popular articles which are usually shorter than journal articles on the same subject
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the outside of a book
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The date by which borrowed books and materials should be returned.
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A volume of maps, plates, engravings, tables, etc.
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backbone of the book also where the call numbers are located
