Sentence examples for business library from inspiring English sources
Under the plan, Mid-Manhattan and the business library will not close until the renovation is completed.
The library has already agreed to sell five floors of office space it used in the business library building, a former B. Altman department store.
Mr. Hindy can laugh about it now, and he did, on Wednesday morning, in a conference room at the Brooklyn Public Library's business library.
The plan entails closing two troubled branches: the dilapidated Mid-Manhattan across the street, which serves 1.5 million visitors a year, and the Science, Industry and Business library, a profligate investment from 20 years ago that remains a cautionary tale.
"The renovation of the 42nd Street library will improve service for scholars, preserve the library's collections for future generations and provide a state-of-the art circulating and business library," the library said in a statement.
Upon his retirement, Thompson mentored inner city youth in Newark, NJ, played a key role in the development of the business library at CW Post University and served on the Regional Advisory Board of the Liberty Mutual Insurance Company.
Malcolm James Campbell, business librarian: born Portsmouth 11 April 1930; library assistant, Holborn Public Library 1946-59, LiBritish, British Employers' Confederation 1959-65, Coffederation of British Industry 1965-68, City Business Library 1990-89; married0; married 1957 Margaret Emily Heather (one son, and one daughter deceased); died London 15 March 2012.
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The New York Public Library's plan to bring its Mid-Manhattan branch and the Science, Industry and Business Library into its lion-flanked Fifth Avenue landmark building – creating a circulating as well as a research library there for the first time — has caused concern among academics and writers.
Over the next few years, the library raised $100 million in donations to open the Science and Business Library at 34th Street and Madison Avenue.
As part of the renovation the library plans to consolidate two other properties into the 42nd Street flagship — the Mid-Manhattan Library and the Science, Industry and Business Library, both of which will be sold.
