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Resources for Students

Listed below is information concerning many services available to students at the University of Arkansas. For resources provided by the Division of Student Affairs, see page 57 in this catalog.

BASKETBALL TICKET POLICY For current policy on men's basketball tickets, check with the ASG Office, ARKU-511, 575-5205.

BOOKSTORE The University Bookstore is located on the second and third floors of the Arkansas Union. The Bookstore is charged with supplying required textbooks and school supplies for the U of A student. Additional items are stocked as space and demand require. Prices are maintained as low as good business policies dictate. Services provided include: free check cashing, special ordering of books and supplies, photo processing, and a magazine subscription service.

BUS SERVICES The Transit Department operates eight buses on five routes, without fares, for University students, staff, and faculty living on and off campus. Each route is color designated and runs every class day during the Fall and Spring semesters. A night route runs every class day except Friday from 6 to 10 p.m. Schedules are available at the Arkansas Union street level entrance, the Administration Building lobby, and on each bus.

Physically disabled students may apply for special van transportation at the University Health Center, or at the Transit Department at 155 Razorback Road, 575-3500.

CHECK CASHING, U OF A The University Bookstore will cash personal checks free with proper identification. The limit is $50 per person per day per check.

HPER BUILDING USE The Health, Physical Education, and Recreation (HPER) Building is available to all currently-enrolled UA students with six hours or more. Students taking less than six hours may purchase a $15.00 membership per semester. This four-level structure is the center of recreational activity on campus and contains four gyms, an indoor jogging track, two ultra-modern dance studios, ten racquetball courts, a fitness-weight training center, and a uniquely-designed Olympic sized swimming pool.

Most of the HPER Building activity areas are available for open recreation any time the building is in operation except when scheduled for classes, intramural-recreational sports, or special events. The swimming pool is open only during scheduled times and the racquetball courts are available on a reservation basis only. Reservations may be made by calling 575-6382 for next-day reservations or same-day reservations.

Students taking more than 6 hours are eligible to use the HPER building. Other students must pay a $15.00 membership fee per semester. Family memberships cost $9.00 per semester (includes spouse and dependent children). Students must be prepared to show a current University of Arkansas I.D. to use the facilities. Lockers may be rented on a semester basis.

LEGAL AID CLINIC Free legal advice is available to University students who qualify financially at the clinic. The Clinic is staffed by third-year law students. Law Programs Center, room 110, 575-3056.

Libraries

MULLINS LIBRARY The main library houses four levels of open book stacks, an audiovisual collection (sound recordings, compact discs, microforms, tapes, filmstrips, and microfiche of U.S. and foreign college and university catalogs), a collection of unpublished manuscripts, rare books, special folklore, a collection of Arkansas materials, telephone directories, a new book display, rental typewriters in private rooms, group study rooms, and study carrels for graduate students. The student loan period for check out of library materials is four weeks subject to recall after two weeks, usually with unlimited renewal by phone, 575-4101. All students should be familiar with the reserve room where professors place materials to be read by the entire class. Also in this room are course exam files and current journals.

GROUPS AND THE LIBRARY Organizations and groups are reminded that Mullins Library is designed primarily for individual study. The congregation of groups disrupts the use of study areas by disturbing those properly using the facilities
and by denying access of use by others, and, therefore, is prohibited. Student organizations and their individual members are responsible for compliance with this regulation, and offending persons and groups are subject to disciplinary action.

LAW LIBRARY Located in the Leflar Law Center; contains reports and statutes of the 50 states and several countries. The library has two computer systems, LEXIS and WESTLAW, for legal research purposes. The library is also a limited Federal Depository for Government Documents.

FINE ARTS LIBRARY Fine Arts Building, Room 103, 575-4708.

CHEMISTRY LIBRARY Located in CHEM-211, 575-4601.

PHYSICS LIBRARY Located in PHYS 102, 575-2506.

CAREER LIBRARY Career Services, located in the Arkansas Union, has an extensive library of career information as well as company and agency literature, 575-2805.

LEARNING RESOURCES CENTER Peabody Hall, third floor, 575-5444.

PARKING A current University parking permit is required to park on campus. Campus visitors may obtain a parking permit from Transit and Parking Office for a small fee or park at parking meters. Campus parking permits, parking maps, and copies of the parking and traffic regulations are available at the Transit and Parking Office, 155 Razorback Road, 575-3507.

POST OFFICE Students, staff, and faculty may lease boxes and purchase stamps, aerograms, and money orders. The Post Office is closed on legal holidays. ARKU-second floor, 575-2650.

PUBLIC SAFETY The University of Arkansas Police Department is charged with the responsibility for law enforcement on campus. The department provides vehicle, bicycle and foot patrol, criminal investigation, crime prevention lectures and information, property engraving services, medical assists, and escort services.

Officers and staff are encouraged to promote a safe environment in which to live and work. UAPD operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and is located at 155 South Razorback Road. Telephone
575-2222.

VETERAN'S BENEFITS Veterans and their dependents are entitled to many benefits. The Veterans Certification Officer, HUNT 146,will be glad to answer questions about benefits, but students should be sure to bring along their file number (if possible) since specific questions usually cannot be answered without it.