Constitutional Provisions Laws And By Laws of the University of Michigan
Constitutional Provisions Laws And By Laws of the University of Michigan
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SEC. 6. No one shall be admitted within the bar, except members of the faculties, and such visitors as they may introduce; and no visitor shall remove a book from its place.
How a Student may Obtain a Book.
SEC. 7. When any student or visitor desires to consult any work, its title, with the name of the applicant, is to be written on a card, which is then to be handed to the Librarian.
19 ooh to be Returned.
SEC. 8. On leaving the library, the works must be returned, and the cards taken back, ot...herwise those who draw the books will be held responsible.
Books not to le Injured.
SEC. 9. All persons are particularly enjoined not to mark, soil, tear, or turn down the leaves, or otherwise injure the books.
Pen and Ink not to be Used.
SEC. 10. In taking notes from books, pencils not pen and ink are to be used.
Damages Paid.
SEC. 11. All damages done to books shall be estimated by the Librarian, and paid before any further use of the library. If a vol- ume is lost or destroyed, the borrower shall replace it ; but if it be- long to a set, he shall furnish one or more volumes, as the case may be, corresponding with the set, or he shall furnish a new set and re- tain the old.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
SEC. 6. No one shall be admitted within the bar, except members of the faculties, and such visitors as they may introduce; and no visitor shall remove a book from its place.
How a Student may Obtain a Book.
SEC. 7. When any student or visitor desires to consult any work, its title, with the name of the applicant, is to be written on a card, which is then to be handed to the Librarian.
19 ooh to be Returned.
SEC. 8. On leaving the library, the works must be returned, and the cards taken back, ot...herwise those who draw the books will be held responsible.
Books not to le Injured.
SEC. 9. All persons are particularly enjoined not to mark, soil, tear, or turn down the leaves, or otherwise injure the books.
Pen and Ink not to be Used.
SEC. 10. In taking notes from books, pencils not pen and ink are to be used.
Damages Paid.
SEC. 11. All damages done to books shall be estimated by the Librarian, and paid before any further use of the library. If a vol- ume is lost or destroyed, the borrower shall replace it ; but if it be- long to a set, he shall furnish one or more volumes, as the case may be, corresponding with the set, or he shall furnish a new set and re- tain the old.
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