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LIBRARIES 51 14 Only those students are allowed to borrow books for use during the vacations who produce an authorisation signed by either Dean of Faculty the Head of Department or the Tutor to Women Students In the case of the Theological Department forms must be signed by the Dean or by Professor Printed forms of authorisation may be had from the Assistant Librarian to whom the completed forms should be delivered Occasional Readers 15 The following may use the Library for reading and reference All persons entitled to borrow from the Library Intercollegiate Laws Students in the University Faculty of Laws All former students of University of London King's College or of the Theological Department of King's College who have been for not less than three years students of the College who either are Graduates or Associates or have gained the College Certificate or Diploma in Engineering or the Diploma of the Conjoint Examining Board of the Royal Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons and who have retained their names on the College books shall be allowed to use the Library during their period of study Students of Universities and University Colleges outside London who are temporarily resident in London Members of Learned Societies and other fit persons whose names have been approved by the Library Committee may be admitted to use the Library for reading and reference only for such periods as the Principal may determine General Rules 16 Silence must be observed in the Library 17 Smoking in the Library is strictly forbidden 18 Chairs at readers' tables must not be reserved 19 The Library must not be encumbered with the clothes or personal property of the readers 20 Advertisements notices or posters shall be exhibited in or on Library' premises only at the discretion of the Librarian