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Can I call or text message someone for research help?
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Posted: 22 Apr, 2009
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Updated: 22 Apr, 2009
by: Booth C.
Yes on both counts. Call the Doe Library Reference Desk at for general, social sciences, and humanities questions at  510 642-6657, or you can contact a subject specialty library for questions about other subjects. You can also text message a question to 66746 - type ASKCAL as the first word of your message.
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