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it's worse.... and unlike nightclubbing, if you get turned away from that 'club' there is nothing else like it in the same street as an alternative venue.... there are dark and i suppose I should say paranoid rumours that since the library staff at the Warburg are often PhD students of the institutive it is done to keep outside people away from areas that are being researched in-house.... but I feel that is largely smoke, it is much more likely they are just scared-embarrassed by what they have in the collection and are not up to the task of regulating access to it in a consistent manner and by following their own rules dave e ----- Original Message ----- From: "Christopher Kimberley" <[log in to unmask]> To: <[log in to unmask]> Sent: Monday, June 30, 2008 9:09 AM Subject: Re: [ACADEMIC-STUDY-MAGIC] OTO legal case/ Scientology & Copyright >I wonder if they teach the 'club' method of archive management on librarian >degree level courses? Sounds a bit like going to Ministry of Sound or >something. > > Best > > Chris > > with his tongue firmly in his cheek > > >> >> and even then you don't always get let in, a colleague of mine jumped >> through all those necessary hoops, had all the requisite letters, >> travelled for 5 hours to get there and was turned away, on a whim >> >> dave e >