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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 16:49:45

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 15:38:52

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	+ Yeah, I was hasty in my generalization. When I've been to the CHS it's been mostly on the weekends and always deserted, but I'm sure the grad students DO take advantage of it. Either way, we're losing a library. --["Users/pr0me7heu2"]

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OliviaY — 2009-08-25 13:24:56

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	+ I used to work at CHS (Health Sci) and while I can see how it might seem empty to you, it's actually quite heavily used by the vet med students--especially during their finals. One library isn't more important than the other they are just both utilized by different students. The loan department in CHS is also pretty active in scanning and finding articles for profs/doctors. It sucks that any one of the libraries has to be shut down. I'm guessing the viewpoint of the administration is that of the three (Shields, PSE and CHS) two are used primarily by undergrads and one by graduate students. Since Shields is huge and the "main" library PSE got the boot. --["Users/OliviaY"]

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 12:44:59

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 12:44:39

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 12:44:30

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- ''2009-08-25 13:43:56'' [[nbsp]] I understand that the administration has to deal with budget cuts somehow, but I think closing the PSE Library is a big mistake. It's a great asset not only to those in engineering and physical sciences (seriously, it's great to have all those books in one simple location), but also it's just about the best place to study. You never had to worry about having a group table being hella loud or anything. Interesting to note that the Carlson Health Library isn't being shut. In my opinion the PSE library is infinitely more useful that the Health Library (has anyone even seen the archives in the basement or the lack of actual students). I understand that they had to cut something, and I'm not familiar enough with the library administration to suggest anything else that they could. Nevertheless, I still believe closing the PSE Lib. is a big mistake! --["Users/pr0me7heu2"]

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 12:43:56

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-25 13:43:56'' [[nbsp]] I understand that the administration has to deal with budget cuts somehow, but I think closing the PSE Library is a big mistake. It's a great asset not only to those in engineering and physical sciences (seriously, it's great to have all those books in one simple location), but also it's just about the best place to study. You never had to worry about having a group table being hella loud or anything. Interesting to note that the Carlson Health Library isn't being shut. In my opinion the PSE library is infinitely more useful that the Health Library (has anyone even seen the archives in the basement or the lack of actual students). I understand that they had to cut something, and I'm not familiar enough with the library administration to suggest anything else that they could. Nevertheless, I still believe closing the PSE Lib. is a big mistake! --["Users/pr0me7heu2"]

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pr0me7heu2 — 2009-08-25 12:31:18

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	+ ------ + ''2009-08-25 13:31:18'' [[nbsp]] I understand that the administration has to deal with budget cuts somehow, but I think closing the PSE Library is a big mistake. It's a great asset not only to those in engineering and physical sciences (seriously, it's great to have all those books in one simple location), but also it's just about the best place to study. You never had to worry about having a group table being hella loud or anything. Interesting to note that the Carlson Health Library isn't being shut. In my opinion the PSE library is infinitely more useful that the Health Library (has anyone even seen the archives in the basement or the lack of actual students). I understand that they had to cut something, and I'm not familiar enough with the library administration to suggest anything else that they could. Nevertheless, I still believe closing the PSE Lib. is a big mistake! --["Users/pr0me7heu2"]

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:46:12

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- and in order to make room for this the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- and in order to make room for this the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:45:42

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- and in order to make room for this the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:43:09

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:42:20

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	+ + '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.
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- - '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:37:50

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu. The PSE library could really use support from the students & faculty that use it.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:36:35

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering & science departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:35:37

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- '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email administration@lib.ucdavis.edu; you can cc pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.	+ '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:35:02

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	+ + '''News''': As of August 2009, it has been announced that the PSE Library will be closing by July 2011 and the collections moved into Shields Library -- while the Biological & Agricultural Sciences collections will be moved ''out'' of Shields and into the Health Sciences Library, which is over by the stadium & Vet-Med buildings. Here's the [http://www.theaggie.org/article/4216 Aggie story]. This means all the physical sciences & engineering books would move farther away from the engineering departments, and the PSE study space would be ''gone.'' If you have any comments about this plan, please leave them on the [http://blogs.lib.ucdavis.edu/admin/ library administration blog] or email administration@lib.ucdavis.edu; you can cc pse@lib.ucdavis.edu.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:26:31

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- * The Basement has physics & astronomy books & journals, and some chemistry - * The 1st floor books are all reference books (don't check out); ask a librarian if you need help with these - * The 2nd floor has geology and chemistry books & journals - * The 3rd floor has engineering books & journals	+ * The Basement has physics & astronomy books & journals, and some chemistry + * The 1st floor books are all reference books (don't check out); ask a librarian if you need help with these + * The 2nd floor has geology and chemistry books & journals + * The 3rd floor has engineering books & journals

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:26:01

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- Subjects in the PSE library include ["physics"], ["astronomy"], ["engineering"], ["chemistry"] and ["geology"]. The ["math"] and ["computer science"] books are on the 3rd floor of Shields; the [[Address("PSE Library", "38.537301", "-121.750888")]] ran out of room to house them. Periodicals (technical journals, car magazines, etc.) are located in the basement.	+ Subjects in the PSE library include ["physics"], ["astronomy"], ["engineering"], ["chemistry"] and ["geology"]. + * The Basement has physics & astronomy books & journals, and some chemistry + * The 1st floor books are all reference books (don't check out); ask a librarian if you need help with these + * The 2nd floor has geology and chemistry books & journals + * The 3rd floor has engineering books & journals + + The ["math"] and ["computer science"] books are on the 3rd floor of Shields; the [[Address("PSE Library", "38.537301", "-121.750888")]] ran out of room to house them. Current periodicals (technical journals, car magazines, etc.) are located in the basement.

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PhoebeAyers — 2009-08-20 07:23:36

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- The '''Physical Sciences and Engineering Library''', commonly shortened to just the '''Physical Sciences Library''' is home to all the technical volumes that were too cool for ["Shields Library"]. Located just south of the ["Chemistry"] building and East of ["Roessler Hall" Roessler], this is the best library to study in if you need absolute silence. Here you will find ["engineering students"] doing what they do best: being quiet and getting their work ''done''. A sunlight color spectrum lights the stairwell during the day. There is a ["PSE Phone"] payphone out front. The building was completed in 1971.	+ The '''Physical Sciences and Engineering Library''', commonly shortened to just the '''Physical Sciences Library''' is home to all the technical volumes that were too cool for ["Shields Library"]. Located just south of the ["Chemistry"] building and East of ["Roessler Hall" Roessler], this is the best library to study in if you need absolute silence. Here you will find ["engineering students"] doing what they do best: being quiet and getting their work ''done''. A sunlight color spectrum lights the stairwell during the day. There used to be a ["PSE Phone"] payphone out front. The building was completed in 1971.

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BrentLaabs — 2009-02-11 19:54:53

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BrentLaabs — 2009-02-11 19:54:53

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OscarSabino — 2009-01-20 11:16:48

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- The '''Physical Sciences and Engineering Library''', commonly shortened to just the '''Physical Sciences Library''' is home to all the technical volumes that were too cool for ["Shields Library"]. Located just south of the ["Chemistry"] building and East of ["Roessler Hall" Roessler], this is the best library to study in if you need absolute silence. Here you will find ["engineering students"] doing what they do best: being quiet and getting their work ''done''. A sunlight color spectrum lights the stairwell during the day. There is a ["PSE Phone"] payphone out front.	+ The '''Physical Sciences and Engineering Library''', commonly shortened to just the '''Physical Sciences Library''' is home to all the technical volumes that were too cool for ["Shields Library"]. Located just south of the ["Chemistry"] building and East of ["Roessler Hall" Roessler], this is the best library to study in if you need absolute silence. Here you will find ["engineering students"] doing what they do best: being quiet and getting their work ''done''. A sunlight color spectrum lights the stairwell during the day. There is a ["PSE Phone"] payphone out front. The building was completed in 1971.

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	+ ------ + ''2008-09-04 22:44:26'' [[nbsp]] the last desk in the south east corner of the third floor has delicious graffiti + + whole conversations go on --["Users/fredchen"]

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JasonAller — 2008-08-10 21:03:25

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- ''2007-02-27 21:29:27'' [[nbsp]] The basement of this place is the best place on campus to study. It's also amusing to gawk at some of the phonebook sized PhD theses down there when boredom and/or procrastination strike. --["WilliamLewis"]	+ ''2007-02-27 21:29:27'' [[nbsp]] The basement of this place is the best place on campus to study. It's also amusing to gawk at some of the phonebook sized PhD theses down there when boredom and/or procrastination strike. --["Users/WilliamLewis"]

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- ''2008-01-31 15:06:47'' [[nbsp]] i second on william's basement comment. aside from the strange ambient noises near the very entrance (which just sounds like...weird avant-garde minimalist ambient music) it's one of the quietest and least crowded places to study. there's also a group room downstairs that is only occasionally in use, unlike those in shields. i also affirm the clean bathrooms, and the ones in the basement are single (no stalls just one room) if you're ocd about that kind of thing. --["Users/MiranPark"]	+ ''2008-01-31 15:06:47'' [[nbsp]] i second on william's basement comment. aside from the strange ambient noises near the very entrance (which just sounds like...weird avant-garde minimalist ambient music) it's one of the quietest and least crowded places to study. there's also a group room downstairs that is only occasionally in use, unlike those in shields. i also affirm the clean bathrooms, and the ones in the basement are single (no stalls just one room) if you're ocd about that kind of thing. i love this place. it's my safe haven between classes. --["Users/MiranPark"]

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	+ ------ + ''2008-01-31 15:06:47'' [[nbsp]] i second on william's basement comment. aside from the strange ambient noises near the very entrance (which just sounds like...weird avant-garde minimalist ambient music) it's one of the quietest and least crowded places to study. there's also a group room downstairs that is only occasionally in use, unlike those in shields. i also affirm the clean bathrooms, and the ones in the basement are single (no stalls just one room) if you're ocd about that kind of thing. --["Users/MiranPark"]

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PatrickSing — 2007-07-17 19:50:45

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- Subjects in the PSE library include ["physics"], ["astronomy"], ["engineering"], ["chemistry"] and ["geology"]. The ["math"] and ["computer science"] books are on the 3rd floor of Shields; the PSE library ran out of room to house them. Periodicals (technical journals, car magazines, etc.) are located on the third floor.	+ Subjects in the PSE library include ["physics"], ["astronomy"], ["engineering"], ["chemistry"] and ["geology"]. The ["math"] and ["computer science"] books are on the 3rd floor of Shields; the PSE library ran out of room to house them. Periodicals (technical journals, car magazines, etc.) are located in the basement. + + ''To answer the question that always gets asked of me while I am sitting at the front desk: the bathrooms are located on every floor, except the first floor, behind the stairs! Apparently the only reason most of you enter this library is to take a leak.'' --["PatrickSing"]

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PatrickSing — 2007-07-09 20:59:40

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-05-31 20:51:00

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	+ * If you want to know who the librarian for a particular subject is, there's a list [http://www.lib.ucdavis.edu/dept/pse/about/contact.php here]. They are all happy to help you do research and find materials.

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-05-31 20:45:36

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-05-31 20:40:09

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	+ + Subjects in the PSE library include physics, astronomy, engineering, chemistry and geology. The math and computer science books are on the 3rd floor of Shields; the PSE library ran out of room to house them.

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-31 21:38:21'' [[nbsp]] As of this spring, there are now five email stations -- the first five computers on the side nearest the elevator can all access email, MyUCDavis, etc. The other computers still can't, but can be used for Internet access and library research. --["Users/PhoebeAyers"]

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KateBaker — 2007-04-17 17:24:09

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	+ ------ + ''2007-04-17 17:24:09'' [[nbsp]] There is actually an email station in with the computers. This used to be my secret place to check email on campus without having to wait in line, before I got a laptop. --["Users/KateBaker"]

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-28 06:43:12

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- ==Contact==	+ The '''Physical Sciences and Engineering Library''', commonly shortened to just the '''Physical Sciences Library''' is home to all the technical volumes that were too cool for ["Shields Library"]. Located just south of the ["Chemistry"] building and East of ["Roessler Hall" Roessler], this is the best library to study in if you need absolute silence. Here you will find ["engineering students"] doing what they do best: being quiet and getting their work ''done''. A sunlight color spectrum lights the stairwell during the day. There is a ["PSE Phone"] payphone out front. + + = Contact=
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- ''2007-02-27 21:29:27'' [[nbsp]] The basement of this place is the best place on campus to study. It's also amusing to gawk at some of the phonebook sized PhD theses down there when boredom and procrastination strikes. --["WilliamLewis"]	+ ''2007-02-27 21:29:27'' [[nbsp]] The basement of this place is the best place on campus to study. It's also amusing to gawk at some of the phonebook sized PhD theses down there when boredom and/or procrastination strike. --["WilliamLewis"]

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-02-27 20:31:07

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	+ ==Contact== + Contact the PSE circulation staff (if you have a question about your account, fines, or similar) + * psecirc@ucdavis.edu + * (530) 752-0540 + + Contact the PSE reference staff (if you have a reference question or need help finding something) + * pse@ucdavis.edu + * (530) 752-0459 + * IM: pselibrary (gtalk, aim, yahoo); pse@ucdavis.edu (msn)

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PhoebeAyers — 2007-02-27 20:25:42

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KyleLanderhoffis — 2006-11-05 13:38:45

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AndrewChen — 2005-06-09 19:14:26

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PatrickSing — 2005-04-20 20:37:03

in response to below: essentially a redirect from "physical sciences library"

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TravisGrathwell — 2005-04-20 19:48:17

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