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Marinus van der Sluijs
8 years ago

The ability for scholars to work in an environment where a large collection of requisite research materials is readily available on browsable shelves is of inestimable value and doubtless contributes much to the quality of unadulterated research. To think that some authorities - presumably wedded to pecuniary motivations - saw fit to decide to move the collection to the central library, where the works will need to be requested on a one-by-one basis through a computerised system, is a massive disappointment. Here's hoping that this decision can be turned back and the library retained as it was.