Page 2 Stewart Library (Continued from page 1) proximately 260,000 titles, provides the student with a wide range of sources for both research and interest reading. In addition the Library subscribes to nearly 2,200 magazines, newspapers and journals. pee popuar collections include the Audio-Visual Collection and the college Archives Collection. The Special Collections area of the Library includes a number of valuable and rare materials. The ‘‘Stewart Library” with its wide sweep of steps leading to the . , | well supplied interior promises additional benefits to WSC studen- Ee _ | = lt Pa “midbiiitivew SL 4 * : E & f | “EE ath ees Bes : > * wd 4 J Fe | ’ , = } ice: e jd 8 enc : ts and follows a history of “dedication” to providing students with the books and facilities needed for their education. “Those who hunger for learning ...’ ? @- ee od a eg Students Study in Nev Library In| Traditional And... Untraditional ways Second-class postage paid at 9 Ogden, Utah, published bi-monthly 7 at Weber State College with | editorial offices in the Alumni Of- 7 fice, Ogden, Utah 84408. Vol. 3 No.7, 9 May 1976. COMMENT is mailed at no charge to alumni of Weber State College. Alumni Editor: Arlene } Wilson. ’ Alumni Board of Directors Executive Committee Dr. Michael Burdett, President Douglas C. Brian, First Vice President { Tim Morris, Second Vice Presi- § dent Alan E. Hall, Executive Director Directors Joseph Ligori Hazel Robertson | | ' Paul Checketts Ruth Swenson John Lindquis! Margaret Favero Kent B. Petersen Barbara Skeen Kyle apes Bruce Nilson Carolyn Craynor— Leland Monson President Joseph L. Bishop og | d