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JasonAller — 2008-08-31 12:17:58

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- == == - ''These really creeped me out when I was a freshman. They bother me less than they used to, but they're still creepy.'' -- ["ArlenAbraham"]	+ + ''These really creeped me out when I was a freshman. They bother me less than they used to, but they're still creepy.'' -- ["Users/ArlenAbraham"]

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KellyCorcoran — 2008-06-14 03:33:11

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	+ ------ + ''2008-06-14 04:33:11'' [[nbsp]] Rather than creepy, me and my flatmates always thought this would be an awesome place to have ["Sex"]. It's practically screaming kinky. --["Users/KellyCorcoran"]

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Jedron — 2008-06-12 22:44:30

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- ''2007-05-12 18:26:19'' [[nbsp]] I believe they also used to let Psychology undergraduate students have a study cage of their own. You could check the the Psychology Dept. --["Users/Jedron"]	+ ''2007-05-12 18:26:19'' [[nbsp]] I believe they also used to let Psychology undergraduate students have a study cage of their own. You could check with the Psychology Dept. --["Users/Jedron"]

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JoeChatham — 2008-06-12 22:04:11

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- Officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels", '''study cages''' are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are about the size of the desk and a chair, with room to keep ["books"] and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.	+ Officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels", '''study cages''' are really creepy "cages" you can rent in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are big enough to fit a desk and a chair, with room to keep ["books"] and stuff above on shelves. The cage is to be used as an oversized locker you can study in and store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones on the walls or desks, which makes them extra creepy.
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- Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and Ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to ["Graduate Students" PhD and Masters students] working on their thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.	+ Note that all books stored in your cage must first be checked out at the front desk. The desks usually have outlets and Ethernet connections. Cages are reserved only for ["Graduate Students" PhD and Masters students] working on their theses. There is a surprisingly long waiting list. Cages can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.

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RocksandDirt — 2007-06-06 11:18:04

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	+ ------ + ''2007-06-06 12:18:04'' [[nbsp]] Creepy, yes. But I love the idea! When I was at Cal, much of the library space was on a big cage thing (the ceilings floors, shelving). Now it's all creepily underground like a big dungeon. --["Users/RocksandDirt"]

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NumiaCairaguas — 2007-06-01 17:02:46

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- Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and Ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on their thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.	+ Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and Ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to ["Graduate Students" PhD and Masters students] working on their thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.

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Jedron — 2007-05-12 17:26:19

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	+ ------ + ''2007-05-12 18:26:19'' [[nbsp]] I believe they also used to let Psychology undergraduate students have a study cage of their own. You could check the the Psychology Dept. --["Users/Jedron"]

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Jedron — 2007-05-12 17:12:47

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JasonAller — 2007-02-21 18:45:23

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- Officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels", '''study cages''' are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are about the size of the desk and a chair, with room to keep books and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.	+ Officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels", '''study cages''' are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are about the size of the desk and a chair, with room to keep ["books"] and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.
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- Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on thier thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.	+ Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and Ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on their thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.

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JabberWokky — 2007-02-08 17:43:52

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- [[Image(cage.jpg, left, thumbnail)]]Study cages are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. (Note: The cages are officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels") The cages are about the size of a desk + a chair, with room to keep books and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.	+ [[Image(cage.jpg, right, 350, thumbnail)]]
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- Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on thier thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be check out for up to a year and are free of charge.	+ Officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels", '''study cages''' are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are about the size of the desk and a chair, with room to keep books and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy. + + Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on thier thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be checked out for up to a year and are free of charge.

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MarkReyes — 2007-02-08 14:21:57

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- [[Image(cage.jpg, left, thumbnail)]]Study cages are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. The cages are about the size of a desk + a chair, with room to keep books and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.	+ [[Image(cage.jpg, left, thumbnail)]]Study cages are really creepy "cages" that you can rent out in ["Shields Library"]. (Note: The cages are officially known as "Graduate Study Carrels") The cages are about the size of a desk + a chair, with room to keep books and stuff above on shelves. The purpose of the cage is to be used as an oversized locker that you can study and then store your stuff in. Many of the cages have photos of loved ones sitting on the desks and hanging on the walls which makes them extra creepy.
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- Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and ethernet connections. Cages are generally rented out to grad students working on term papers. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. The cost is unknown.	+ Note that all books kept in your cage must be checked out at the front desk first. The desks usually feature outlets and ethernet connections. Cages can only be rented out to PhD and Masters students working on thier thesis. There is usually a long waiting list to get one. They can be check out for up to a year and are free of charge.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-12-02 17:16:42

Damn you, Arlen Kwong!

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- ''These really creeped me out when I was a freshman. They bother me less than they used to, but they're still creepy.'' -- ["arlen"]	+ ''These really creeped me out when I was a freshman. They bother me less than they used to, but they're still creepy.'' -- ["ArlenAbraham"]

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MiriamKaufman — 2005-07-12 16:01:39

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BenJohnson — 2005-07-12 13:08:37

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PhilipNeustrom — 2005-04-22 12:09:54

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SamSellers — 2005-04-22 10:44:49

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SamSellers — 2005-04-22 10:42:33

Upload of image cage.jpg.

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ArlenAbraham — 2005-04-19 19:52:11

ha!

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