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We need to locate film/screens/glass which would allow us to view patrons =
from
our workroom but =22black out=22 the view into the room from our patrons. We=
 would
prefer not to use blinds/curtains as we are a =22one-person=22 library. Any
suggestions for ideas or sources greatly appreciated. Happy New =
Year/Millennium
to all=21 Sincerely,
Rebecca D. Steel, Librarian
Kalamazoo Institute of Arts Library
314 South Park Street
Kalamazoo, MI  49007-5102
(616) 349-7775, x3160
FAX: 349-9313
http://www.kiarts.org

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