1. Certain classes of material may be used only within the building. Among these are the University archives, typewritten theses, the serial set of United States government publications, U.S. topographical maps, the collection of bound pamphlets, books shelved in room 320 and all books marked with a double asterisk (**). 2. Current magazines, bound periodicals in class C, books shelved in Reading Room, Reserved Book Room and seminars may only be taken out twenty minutes before closing and must be returned within twenty minutes of opening next day. III. Faculty Privileges. Apart from specially restricted material, the members of the faculty and those with similar privileges may withdraw books or magazines for home use without limit as to number of volumes or length of time, excepting that: 1. Modern English fiction (class 961) is restricted to two weeks. 2. Unbound periodicals which have been in the library thirty days and bound periodicals (other than class C) shelved in the Periodical Annex may be drawn only for four days, with privilege of renewal if not in demand. 3. Any book may be recalled at once for reserve or any other emergency. 4. Any book desired by another reader may be recalled as soon as it has been on loan two weeks. 5. All books must be returned or the charges renewed once a year. 6. Books must not be carried outside the state without special permission or left locked up in offices or houses when borrowers are away on vacation. 7. Faculty privileges do not include the right to confer borrowing powers on unauthorized persons, either directly or by lending books to them. 8. Transfers to other members of the faculty may be made, but will be accepted only when the recipient has assumed responsibility by signing a new charge slip or acknowledging the transfer in writing. IV. Student Privileges. 1. Students and all others not specifically granted faculty privileges may not have more than four books for home use at one time. Overnight and periodical loans will be allowed in addition. In special cases assistants without Regents’ appointments and graduate students may obtain permission from the Associate Librarian to borrow more than four books at one time. 2. Books drawn for home use (excepting overnight charges) may be kept for two weeks. Bound periodicals shelved in the Annex are issued only over night. Unbound periodicals in the library thirty days, may, however, be borrowed for four days. 3. All books and periodicals if not overdue and if not in demand may be renewed for the same length of time as the original charge. 4. Transfers of books between students will not be recognized. All books must be returned, discharged, and a new call slip signed by the borrower. 5. Any book may be recalled at once for reserve or any other emergency. A book becomes due the day recalled and if not returned on the third day overdue borrower is subject to the prescribed fines.