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r_text[0] = "Pardon our dust and noise!!! Construction continues on the Lower Level where the Jim Crow Museum is taking shape.  The Museum is expected to open late Spring 2012. Construction will continue through that time.";
r_text[1] = "The Extended Study Area is now open after hours for Ferris students and staff with a current FSU ID.";
r_text[2] = "Shifting of our books and periodicals is primarily done.  Books with call numbers H - HF are now located on Third Floor in Call Number order.  The Government Documents collection and call numbers HG - HZ (some Business and all Social Sciences)and K (Law) are still located on the Lower Level.   Please ask if you need help finding materials.";
r_text[3] = "Access to the FLITE website for mobile devices (smartphones) is :  <a href='http://m.library.ferris.edu/'>http://m.library.ferris.edu/</a>";
r_text[4] = "Take a look at the 1st Floor Southeast display case for more information about the Jim Crow Museum renovation.";
r_text[5] = "A few basic federal tax forms are available on the First Floor in the corner by the copy machine.  Links to federal, state, and Big Rapids city taxes can be found <a href='http://www.ferris.edu/library/reference/VirtualRefDesk/taxForms.html'>here.</a>";
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