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Q. How do you locate a book with a call number?

Answered By: Anna Simon

Last Updated: May 22, 2018 Views: 266

Books are organized by subject, according to the Library of Congress Classification System. Here are maps of where call numbers are in the library, and here is a guide to reading a call number.

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