Reading the call number is always a challenge with such skinny material.
We use some of the old phonograph label inserts to intermittently display
the call numbers.
At 09:28 AM 3/17/99 -0800, you wrote:
>Hello Everyone,
>
>I've got a question for all of your collective vidiolib brains. Do any of
>you have a good way of storing laserdiscs? We have space-saving shelving to
>store our video tapes on. The kind that move when you turn the crank. Our
>laserdiscs are stored on the end, stationary shelf. They take up almost two
>full shelves. The problem is it is hard for my female student employees to
>move them when looking for a title that's in the middle because they are so
>heavy, and awkward. We are cramped into a very small office space thanks to
>the wonderful minds in our Campus Planning Department who have no idea what
>we do or how much space we need, so there's not much room for improvising.
>Thanks for any ideas that you can offer.
>
>Jim Glenn
>Manager, Media Library
>University of California, Riverside
>
>
>
Nell J. Chenault nchenaul@saturn.vcu.edu
Cabell Media Resource Services
University Library Services
Virginia Commonwealth University
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