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You have access to a wide range of documentaries, popular films, e- and audiobooks, and streaming music through the UR library
Physical DVDs are also available to check out on the 2nd Floor of Boatwright Library, and a huge number of CDs are available in the Parsons Music Library
Located on the Boatwright Library's first floor, the Writing Center offers one-on-one writing consultations and help with "planning, revising, [and] documenting papers"
You can meet with tutors either in-person or via Zoom
***NOTE***: All summer Writing Center help is on an on-call basis. Contact Janis Parker, the Student Writing Consultant, to schedule an appointment by email at janis.parker@richmond.edu
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All books on the B2 level of the library are arranged by the Library of Congress (LOC) shelving system. Click here to watch a video description of the system
When you find a physical item from the library catalog, take note of its call number (highlighted in red in the picture below)
Check out the box below for a more in-depth description of the LOC shelving system!
Library of Congress System
LCC Basics:
The first line of the call number is always a letter and is filed alphabetically
The second line is a whole number and is filed numerically
The third (and sometimes 4th) line is begins with a decimal followed by a letter &a number
Each item in a Cutter number should be looked at separately and numbers are treated like decimals
Other lines may contain info like volume numbers, copy numbers or publication dates
Letters come before numbers
Nothing comes before something (i.e, PR1041 .C3 2012 comes before PR1041 . C3 2012 v.2)