[Hoosier Daddy?] ISU library increases circulation, one stack at a time
August 6th, 2010 by Dave StudinskiAround 25,000 books spilled to the floor when a “domino-like” tipping of shelves took place inside Indiana State University’s library, the Indy Star says.
It’s likely the most use those ISU books, reportedly history and dictionaries, have ever seen.
Library dean Alberta Comer says the crash started when an empty shelving unit fell over after student workers undid a bracket that hold the shelves together. Three rows of book-filled shelves were knocked down.
Those students need to spend more time in the physics stacks.
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