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On Tue, 11 Aug 2009 18:18:28 -0400, Daniel Bastos wrote:
> In article <4a819c66@news.povray.org>, Jim Henderson wrote:
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>> I'd believe that. Libraries are funded by taxpayer dollars, so if
>> you're not a taxpayer, you typically would have to pay for a card (or
>> just not be allowed to use the resources).
>
> By the way, in Princeton's case, they didn't ask whether I was from
> Jersey or anywhere. They simply said that if I was not a tuition payer,
> then I needed to pay some 300 dollars per semester for library access.
That makes sense, since a portion of tuition would go to fund the library
and its collection.
Jim
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