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of Medicine Library opened
its new quarters at the
Veterans Administration
Medical Complex Aug. 21,
completing the first in a
series of steps that will move
the USC School of Mcdicine
to the former VA Hospital.
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floors in a four-story
building located behind the
main structure of the former
VA Hospital.
The school is expected to
complete the move by 1982,
when federally funded
renovation of the old hospital
buildings is finished.
Medical school classes-and
faculty offices are now
scattered around the USC
campus.
THE LIBRARY contains
more than 40,000 books, and
the new facility will hold
about 100,000 volumes, said
Dr. Tom Lange, chief
medical librarian. If additional
expansion is
necessary, the library can
expand to the building's
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"We occupy the two center
floors," Lange said. "If
necessary at some future
time, we can expand up or
down to house about 500,000
volumes."
The library lists its
holdings on microfilm.
Computer display terminals
have replaced
traditional card catalogs.
Computers offer about 200
data bases to library users.
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The library's computers
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The list will soon be expanded
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