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Hi.
Someone told me that members of the public can join our university library (she used to be a librarian) for some annual fee, but with restricted borrowing rights: you're only allowed to take out one book at a time, for one week, with no renewals.
So I did some interweb research and found that some universities have a similar thing, others do not, but mostly the websites were not very informative.
Does anyone know about this kind of thing? I'm still a student but eventually I will leave university, and then I'd like to join some or other university library, mostly so I can have access to journals and stuff. What would be the best library to join?
Someone told me that members of the public can join our university library (she used to be a librarian) for some annual fee, but with restricted borrowing rights: you're only allowed to take out one book at a time, for one week, with no renewals.
So I did some interweb research and found that some universities have a similar thing, others do not, but mostly the websites were not very informative.
Does anyone know about this kind of thing? I'm still a student but eventually I will leave university, and then I'd like to join some or other university library, mostly so I can have access to journals and stuff. What would be the best library to join?