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LEARNING 5/31 10 PM

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• WHOLE EARTH
 • LEARNING
  • RESEARCH
   • Libraries

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HOW TO USE YOUR LIBRARY

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by Steve Cisler, Librarian

Your local library is your main link to a tax-paid information network. Here’s what you should do when you visit or call the library. First, ask if there is a reference desk. The people working in this area have great experience dealing with complex questions. A librarian can especially help you when you are not sure what information you need, or even what questions to ask. Librarians are professionals at clarifying unsure questions. 

Assuming that there are not five or six people waiting to be helped, you will be asked a number of questions about your request. If you have thought about these beforehand, let the librarian know the

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