/lit/ - Literature

>>6889167
>Thomas Campion, amigo

Best change your image.
That pic is indubitably St. Edmund Campion, SJ, viz. cassock, noose and knife in his breast.

>>6381334
Just yesterday, I found no fewer than three deliberately misshelved books: two Loeb volumes (Italicus' "Punica", vol. 1 and Propertius' "Elegies" if one of you fucks are responsible) slyly hidden among other authors on the 12th floor PA's, and some raggedy general-philosophy (9th floor, B) "Maimonides for Dummies" intro-text hidden in the 10th floor DS's.

>>6381437
Doubtful; the missing/misplaced books I've encountered are all humanities.

>>6381459
From what I've heard, it's an even worse problem there. Still, your Centre for Islamic Studies is a godsend for inter-library loans on the things MISSING/SEARCHING/NOT-RETURNED: March 2007

>>6166384

Any recommendations for where to start with Bonhoeffer, anon?

>>6108605

Can I get a hint where to start? Name of a building?

You'd best believe I'm serious.

Enforcement of pic related would solve a lot of shelving problems at Robarts.

>>6086983
Robarts' barely-functional elevators and endless improperly-shelved/deliberately hidden/missing books and are the bane of my existence.

Pic related would solve a few problems.

S'up?

>>6086983

Robart's elevators and improperly-shelved/deliberately hidden/missing-for-upwards-of-a-decade books and are the bane of my existence.

Pic related would solve a few problems.

S'up?

Have you ever stolen, altered, or written on a book /lit/?