Thursday, June 8, 1972
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STUDY ROOM PROVES POPULAR
The popularity of the Students' Study Room in Kowloon Park,
run by the Urban Council, has clearly demonstrated that there is
a genuine need for such facilities, especially during and around
examination periods, a spokesman for the Urban Services Department
said today.
The Study Room was opened in November 1970 as a pilot
schene to assess the extent of the need for such facilities in
Hong Kong.
Experience gained in the operation of this Study Room
and other Students' Reading Rooms in the Urban Council Public
Libraries, has convinced the Urban Council's Culture Affairs Select
Committee that its provision in this direction falls short of the
total provision which is ideally required.
The Select Committee is fully aware that a large number of organisations are providing similar service and believes that many more would wish to do the same when given suitable advice in respect
of the day-to-day operation of such a service.
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"In view of this," the spokesman said, "the Select Committee
is prepared to share its experience with any organisations or institutions
who feel that such advice would be of benefit to them."
"Interested parties are welcome to contact the Senior
Librarian, Urban Council Public Libraries, City Hall," he added.
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