Fourth Stop: Listening stations, video rooms and "the fishbowl"
	Back to main story		Dan Sullivan, a junior from Eau Claire, Wisconsin, studies a score and recording at one of 43 listening stations. Adam Tully, a freshman from North Olmsted, Ohio, views a video disk in one of six viewing rooms. After perusing the stacks to find a musical score, and picking up your favorite recording of the piece from the circulation desk, the next stop may be a listening station or the video rooms to listen to CDs or watch video presentations. The Library boasts 43 listening stations equipped to play CDs, LPs, DAT tapes and other audio cassettes; six listening/viewing rooms accommodating up to four people and equipped to play video cassettes, laser discs, reel-to-reel tapes and LPs.   Jonathan Solars, a freshman from Jeromesville, Ohio, reads in the fish bowl. Or, if you just want to read (or sleep), visit the "fish bowl," a sunlit area with comfortable couches located behind the Con books and periodicals. The fishbowl is a favorite hangout for Con students. FIFTH STOP: Behind the scenes with Technical Services Stop 1 Stop 2 Stop 3 Stop 4 Stop 5 Stop 6 Stop 7