University of Oklahoma Libraries

Library Book Sale, October 17th

The Library Book Sale will be held on Friday, October 17th from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm on the south side of the Neustadt Wing of Bizzell Memorial Library. The sale will be open to members of the OU Community only from 10:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. From 1:00 p.m. until 4:00 p.m. the sale will be open to the public. Thousands of books will be offered for sale at bargain basement prices. Faculty, students, staff and the general public are welcome. Hardback books will be $2.00. Paperbacks will be $1.00. Records will be $1.00, and magazines will be $0.50. Further discounts will be taken late on Friday afternoon for remaining items. Money raised from the book sale will be used to purchase additional materials for the library collections. Payment can be made in cash or by check.

Announcements

9/24/2008 - Librarians on Location

10/1/2008 - Presidential Elections Display

10/2/2008 - Bones, Skeletons, Monsters and More! Display

10/17/2008 - OU Libraries' Book Sale

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Book shifting at Bizzell

Call number locations at Bizzell Memorial Library:
Lower Level 1: A - DZ
Main: E - GV
2nd: H - HV 90
3rd West: HV 91 - PN 3999
3rd East: *PN 4000 - Q 11 .K2
4th West: Q 11 .K3 - RC 499*
4th East: RC 500 – RZ, T, Z
Deck 5 East: S, U, V

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