The library’s fine amnesty program, “Food for Fines”, will take place on Thursday, April 14, at Bird Library, the Science and Technology Library, Geology Library, Barclay Law Library, the Architecture Reading Room and the Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial
Library. On that day, individuals who owe overdue fines will have $1 deducted from their fine balance for each nonperishable food item they donate. To qualify for credit, bring food items to the Business Office on the lower level of Bird Library, or to any of the
libraries listed above between 8:30 a.m. and 5 p.m. Libraries will also gratefully accept donations from those not owing fines.
Contact Person: Bevan Angier
443-9765
beangier@syr.edu
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