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What does “In process-LC” mean? June 5, 2008

Posted by Kathi in : Catalog Tip, Question of the Week , trackback

Duke libraries recently moved from Dewey-Decimal to the Library of Congress (LC) classification system. “In process-LC” generally means that an item has gotten stuck in the reclassification process, and won’t be found in the regular stacks.

Since the item might be located in a number of places, the easiest thing to do is request its delivery. Here’s what you do:

Now you can get on with your research!

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