"J. van Baardwijk" wrote:
>
> At 10:07 10-2-2003 -0500, Jon Gabriel wrote:
>
> >3) Check your local university library for programming textbooks. (Unsure
> >if this would be helpful in Korea?)
>
> Not useful where I live, anyway. Our local university (Eindhoven University
> of Technology) has a library but AFAIK you have to be either a student or
> an employee if you want to borrow books there.
I'm an active (read: membership paid up) member of the alumni association at
UT. I can get borrowing priviledges at the libraries there. They're a
little restricted (2 weeks instead of 3, frex), but it gives me access to
borrowing materials from a really good library system.
The only drawback is my lending card expired awhile back and it'll take up
to an hour at the PCL (I expect less than a handful of people to get that
reference) to get it done. Maybe when the alert status goes down, we might
make a family expedition and have both Dan & I renew our lending cards, one
of us renewing while the other keeps a certain toddler occupied. (Or maybe
he'll crash out on the way there and will be content to sleep in a
stroller. We can always hope....)
Julia
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