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: Library Updates

Wireless Glitch

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[ed. note: The library has network cords you can borrow. Just ask at the main circulation desk] Message from Computing Services, 8/26/2008 There’s been an unexpected temporary glitch in the wireless network, which is regrettably causing some students not to be able to access our wireless network this week. We are working now to resolve the issue [...]

Full post as published by Library Updates on August 26, 2008 (boomark / email).

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