<p>Go to Uris and check out the A.D. White Library...it's awesome.</p>
<p>So can someone please tell me where the stacks are? How can I get to it?
Thanks</p>
<p>There are 20 sets of stacks across the campus. Could you be more specific?</p>
<p>As a Cornellian, you really should be more resourceful. Have you not had to check out a book this long into the semester?</p>
<p>eh- I am a second semester senior and have only needed material from the stacks once ever at cornell. I think use of the library's resources just varies by courseload. I'm a biology major and most scientific journals I use are networked online.</p>
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have only needed material from the stacks once ever at cornell. I think use of the library's resources just varies by courseload.
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<p>Same here. I got a book out from the library one time over my three years at Cornell. Of course, I was an engineering major, so that makes sense. I don't think I ever actually studied in a library either.</p>
<p>I did however sometimes have group meetings in Olin and/or Uris. And I must say I always loved the feel of the buildings. It just feels so important.</p>
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I think use of the library's resources just varies by courseload. I'm a biology major and most scientific journals I use are networked online.
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<p>Perhaps. But I checked out a lot of books for my evolutionary bio course. And I find it hard to believe you didn't take one humanities or social science course that required you to check out a book from the stacks. And have you never wanted to check out a book (or a DVD) for pleasure?</p>
<p>Lol its fine if you don't believe it...but I've never taken a liberal arts class that required any material other than networked resources online or the books purchased at the Cornell store. Although once I was looking to reread a ray bradbury short story and found it in the stacks.</p>
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Although once I was looking to reread a ray bradbury short story and found it in the stacks.
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<p>So there you go. Admittedly, my age may be showing through here.</p>
<p>off topic, but I've always wondered... how do you quote things when you reply??</p>
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<p>Substitute the < > for [ ]</p>
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eureka!
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<p>i get it...</p>
<p>which stacks is the most private? where wont i get caught?
what time is the best to use it?</p>
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which stacks is the most private? where wont i get caught?
what time is the best to use it?
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<p>Whoa there. Let's work on your subject-verb agreement first, then you can go scouting around campus yourself.</p>
<p>^^lol.....</p>