Subscribe"All those who use computers in the libraries are expected to take proper care of the equipment. When accessing library computers and networks, users are expected to comply with the university's Communications Technology Services' Acceptable Use Policy..."Anyone is permitted to use the library computers, as long as they abide by campus regulations for their use.
As a result of the domestic violence and mass civil disturbances found across the nation in the 1960s and early 1970s, campus security often proved ineffective against riots and other violent civil demonstrations. This occasionally resulted in injury to both the students and the officers. These campus security officers were often either poorly or untrained, ineffectively led and generally unprepared to effectively respond to these turbulent and unanticipated events. Creation of university/campus police departments began at this time across the nation. Statutory laws were passed and necessary regulations were enacted to provide these officers with the necessary statutory authority to perform their expanded roles. Campus security officers were required to meet higher training and educational standards. Further training was given to officers to deal with campus-specific issues (including non-violent crisis management and riot training).Emphasis mine, of course..
Who can use U of T libraries?
(Information for non- U of T students, faculty, researchers,etc.)
Material in almost all U of T libraries may be used by non-U of T visitors, but only U of T card holders, faculty and graduate students from other Ontario universities, and those who have purchased alumni or research reader cards may borrow material.
Important for Robarts Library Users
While anyone may use Robarts material in the building, only those with U of T library cards have access to the Book Stacks (where most of the books and journals are kept).
Visitors to Robarts may request material from the Book Stacks by presenting titles and Robarts call numbers for items to the Information wicket at the Loans Services desk on the first floor of Robarts.
During fall and winter terms (after Thanksgiving until mid-May), the stack retrieval service operates
* Monday - Friday at 11:00 am, 3:00 pm and 6:30 pm
* Saturday at 11:00 am and 3:00 pm.
* Sunday at 3:00 pm.
During summer session (mid-May to Thanksgiving), there is no Friday evening retrieval.
Requests take between 30-60 minutes to be delivered. As these hours may change without notice, please call 978-8450 (x0) for confirmation before coming to campus.
posted by Mach5 at 8:34 AM on November 16, 2006