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	How do I request instruction in library research for my class?
	How quickly are reserve materials made available?

1	Are textbooks purchased for library reserves?
2	Can faculty members authorize a research assistant to check out library materials on their behalf?
3	Can I photocopy items from Special Collections or Archives, or get copies of photographs?
4	Can I place a different chapter from the same book on reserve every week?
5	Can I place a photocopy on the reserve shelf for my course?
6	Can I place a video that I copied from a television program on reserve?
7	Can I place my own personal copy of a book on reserve?
8	Can I put more than one essay/poem/play/article from the same printed book collection on reserve?
9	Can I request recreational reading via interlibrary loan?
10	Can I use items from the Image Collection for a class project?
11	Do I need a password to access e-reserve materials?
12	Do you have a Friends of the Library program?
13	Does the library give tours?
14	How can College of Law students, faculty, and staff get materials from other libraries?
15	How is copyright handled for e-reserves?
16	I co-authored a book; can I put all the chapters I wrote on reserve?
17	I'd like to donate some books to you. Whom do I contact?
18	I'm not affiliated with DePaul. Can I use the library?
19	Is there a limit to how many interlibrary loan requests I may submit?
20	What is the limit that the library will spend for reserves materials for my course?
21	When are links to library databases used instead of scanned PDFs?
22	Will you put a book from another library on reserve at DePaul?
23	Will you put a rental video or DVD on reserve in the library?

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