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Policies:
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permanent
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per
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- Holds and recalls
can
not
be
placed
on
reserve
items.
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+
Circulating:
may
be
removed
from
the
Library, checked out overnight or weekends- 2
hours
before
library
closes.
- 2-hour
+
Library
Use
Only:
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material
may
be
used
for
2-hour
period
in
the
Library.
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the
material
may
be
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out
anytime
for
one-day.
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subject
to
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for
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See Billing,
Blocks & Payments.
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| Permanent
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titles
in
the
Physics-Astronomy
Library
available
for
check-out. |
| Physics
Preliminary
Exams
& Solutions,
Classical and Mechanical,
Reserves:
2
Hr,
Library
Use
Only. |
| Teaching
Evaluations (Physics
Course
Evaluations),
Reserves:
2
Hr,
Library
use
Only. |
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Go
to
the bSpace
website at
bspace.berkeley.edu
2.
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in
with
your
CalNet
ID.
3.
Click
on
the
tab
on
the
top
of
the
screen
for
your
course.
4.
Click
on
"Resources" on
the
left-hand
navigation
bar.
5.
Click
to
open
the
appropriate
folder
for
reserves
materials
for
the
course.
6.
For
more
help
on
how
to
use
bSpace,
visit Educational
Technology
Services Training.
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now
in
light
of
new
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that
challenge
long-standing
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and
interpretations. See
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Copyright
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