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.”
WSFA 12 – “She was the first librarian in the state with a masters degree in library science, and went on to open the first library for blacks in Montgomery in 1948.”
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