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YES, WE WILL BE
BUYING BOOKS
BACK
DURING RUSH
BUY BACK
.. POLICY'"
Books are purchased year-round dur
ing regular store hours.
1. One-haff of retail price is given on
cloth bound books in good condition
and one-third on paperbacks that are in ,
good condition if information of their in- '
tended reuse has been received from the
faculty.
Exceptions: If a new edition has been
announced, or large stock is on hand,
the purchase price is adjusted.
2. Books(no longer used, and books used
at other schools are purchased at top
wholesale prices.
Conditions determing the buy back
value of books are:
1. The instructor has dropped book ana
it will not be used next semester.
2. Publisher has new edition and old edi
tion has no value.
3. Book store is povv overstocked and has
more books than will be needed next
semester.
4. Instructor has not indicated hewill use
book next semester.
5. Book is too ragged and too poor con
dition to be resold.
0 IMPORTANT
LEAS
EAD 5)
As soon as you are
registered and have your
class tickets, come to the se
cond floor and we'll have
someone to help you select
your textbooks.
AVOID TME'RUSH
HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT BOOK:
Textbooks are shelved by departments iri
numerical order e.g., Chem. 11, Chem. 21. etc.
'The-department maps will guide you. to the area.
Each textbook is identified by a label on the shelf
giving thecou rsenumber and titleof the book. Be
su re to check the book with the label to see if you
have the right one.
SAi ON
USED BOOKS
You can sau up to
by buying a
.Used-Book-,'-
ut sliop early-tliey
sell out fasti
Buy your textbooks as soon as your
class schedule is final in order to avoid
the rush and better your chances of get
ting a used book, if available. If you wait
too long all the books forthe course may
be sold out and you will have to wait for
another shipment which takes from 1 0 to
12 days. Keep your cash register receipt,
you may need it later. .
REFUND POLICY
1. To receive 100 refund on books purchased
during the first two weeks of classes, books should
be returned within this two week period. Books
should be in same condition as when purchased
and accompanied by cash register receipt. Last day
for returning books purchased in first two weeks is
September 8, 1981.
2. After this two week period you may return a book
up to one day past the dropadd period, providing,
you have dropped the course. You must have a
cash-register receipt and dropadd slip, and books
must be in the same condition as when you purch
ased. Last day for returning books when you drop
the course is October 5, 1081
3. Books purchased after the first Iwo weeks and up
to four weeks before the first day of exams can only
be returned two business days following purchase
date for a full refund. Books should bo in the samo
condition as when purchased and accompanied
with cash register receipt. Last day for returns in
November 9, 1931.
4. Books purchased during the last four weeks of
class are non-refundable, no returns after
November 9, 1931
5. The textbook manager will consider granting ex
ceptions to the above in the case cf illness, when
documented by the ctudont health cervices, and in
the case of death in the immediate family, provided
that such illness or death prevents meeting the time
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..--TEXTBOOK HOURS
8:00 am-5:00 pm
Mbnaay- Friday
10:00am-2;00pm Saturday
Book Rtsoh Hours
8:00 am-9:00 pm-Aug. 20, 21
10:00 am-5:00 pm-Aug. 22
8:00 am-9:00 pm-Aug. 24-27
8:00 am-5:00 pm-Aug. 28
10:00 am-2:00 pm-Aug. 29
Closed Sat -Mon
for Labor Day S
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requirements for refund.