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January 13th, 2014 | Catherine Essinger
Three new iMacs have been installed in the Architecture and Art Library. There are now four additional workstations that require no login, in order to expedite printing. Printing, copying and scanning services are now consolidated in a single room adjacent to new PC and Mac workstations on the upper mezzanine, so students can work seamlessly and efficiently.
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