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      <title>What Users Want: An Academic &#39;Hybrid&#39; Library Perspective</title>
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      <description>User-focus in the Academic LibraryIt may seem odd to say it but, even in a self-respecting part of the information world like the academic library, users have not always been at the centre of the practitioner&amp;rsquo;s professional attention. Over thirty years ago, the writer heard a long-serving Head of Reader Services (in a major university library that will remain nameless) announce, after the redecoration of his library&amp;rsquo;s main catalogue hall had completely obliterated the library&amp;rsquo;s original hand-painted directional signs, that &amp;lsquo;if our students are bright enough, they should still be able to find their way around the place&amp;rsquo;!</description>
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