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May 1997
Transforming Libraries While Preserving
Library of Congress Joins CIRLA Electronic Journals: A New Piece in the Digital Puzzle In Our Cites: Electronic Resources Reserve Materials Form Available Electronically Special Collections Catalog Available |
Library of Congress
Joins CIRLA
The Library of Congress has joined the Chesapeake
Information Resource Library Alliance (of which Georgetown is a founding
member), raising the total number of CIRLA institutions to eight. Besides
Georgetown, members now include the University of Delaware, Johns Hopkins
University, Howard University, the Library of Congress, the University
of Maryland, the National Agricultural Library, and the Smithsonian Institution
Libraries. All members of CIRLA give on-site privileges to faculty members
from other CIRLA institutions and provide reciprocal borrowing privileges
for graduate students. The Library of Congress will provide interlibrary
lending for other CIRLA institutions on a peer basis; with other libraries,
LC acts as a "library of last resort," lending material only when no other
source is available.
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