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If the Google Books search settlement is approved, Google's insuperable advantage may well prevent all the other possible players, public and private, from helping to create something truly public and accessible to all.

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In light of the epidemic of sexual assaults on children, what gives the Church moral standing to impose its moral views on the rest of us, on issues like gay rights, contraception and abortion?

Christina Gagnier: Reinvesting in a National Treasure: Our Nation's Public Libraries

Our nation's public libraries need a serious reinvestment. They are places of first discoveries, first words read, first experiences and the place where the "lightbulb" goes off.