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The Iwasaki Library: In which Ben sneakily gives you a peek of the chatty area!

The library at Emerson is an awesome study center, for both those who need silence and those who need a study buddy. The shelves are lined with books ranging from childrens stories to histories on the Cold War with a feminist focus. It’s pretty incredible. Often, it’s a forgotten resource for students to use! You even get access to lots of online journals and ebooks. Oh, and, technically you can’t film in the library, but I snuck this little clip just for you guys.

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That's been Nadler, and I'm here to tell you right now that I'm not a lot be filming here. I'm going to be sneakily doing that for you anyway. I'm sitting over by the window seats, which are coveted, really good study places for people. This is also the area that could be loud and you talk and you can, like, do whatever and whatnot. We also got computers over there that you could work on only if you want to the library. We've got a little bit of everything, So I just want to let you know I tried to take a video of the place. They didn't let me try and see them take a better one, so we'll see. If you also want to get other books that are here, you can access thie other libraries in the area from other schools and whatnot, and you can actually have them bring a book to you. They can actually send it here to the library, you configure, which is awesome. I've done it for multiple papers, and it's a resource that you should really take advantage of.