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Newsday - “Libraries cannot be all things to all people.”
FT - “The political and economic ramifications of the Mumbai terrorist attacks may not be clear for many months, but the violence has led to the coming of age of a website previously seen as a frivolous distraction.” I’ve been catching up with the events surrounding the Chabad house too. It was a very mellow Shabbat [...]
The Mercury News - “It is not only in Philadelphia, where Mayor Michael Nutter has proposed closing 11 library branches to fill a huge budget gap, that libraries are feeling the pinch of a slumping economy.”
I love these simple Q&A sites.
Remember Down for everyone or just me? Now, there is Notify Me When It’s Up. Heh
ajc - “It behooves all those folks who decry the hijacking of African-American culture and literature by urban fiction to let their public libraries know that they wish a balance of high-brow, low-brow and everything in between on their bookshelves. It does indeed matter what we read.”
Salt Lake Tribune - “Orem - Nate Bagley hopes “truthiness” will prevail. The Utah Valley University student is waging a one-man campaign to get a room in the Digital Learning Center named for Stephen Colbert, host of Comedy Central’s “The Colbert Report.”
Chicago Tribune - “Take that, Amazon.com. Another dime for an overdue book? Fine.”
Capital Times - “Officers subsequently figured out Rowe was using library cards that were not his to check out DVDs, which he would then apparently sell to pawn shops or music stores.”
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