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Robert Wayne Brown, the
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Olsen became good friends and
that Olsen often spoke of leaving
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to give his estate to A&M,”
Chandler said.
Olsen’s son, Edwin Olsen,
and other family members say
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checked out the same book.
“Due to the statistics on e-
book use, the University is
optimistic about expanding
this option in the future,”
Ramirez said.
John Fullerton, a reference
desk clerk at Evans Library,
said despite the convenience of
e-books, libraries still will be
an essential research tool for
students. The selection of e-
books is much more limited
that the library’s selection of
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able collection of baseball mem
orabilia, to the University, the
Chronicle reported.
Olsen was named to the Texas
A&M Athletic Hall of Fame in
1978 and was named a
Distinguished Alumnus in 1981.
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would rather read books in
paper form than off a computer
screen, Fullerton said.
The e-books promotion
week. April 15 to April 19,
was targeted at informing stu
dents of the advantages of e-
books and their availability.
“Inquiries seem to indicate
that people off campus are
very interested in utilizing this
option.” Ramirez said.
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and more information on e-
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