Library in sentence

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Now we know that a lot of the families visiting us at the library, a lot of our friends, are struggling financially.

At the library, we provide programs that are based on the five tenants of early literacy: playing, singing, talking, reading and writing.

Today in La Crosse, 10,000 of our users are unable to check out library materials because of fines and fees.

And she told him she grew up visiting her local library, she loved it.

But now that she's a parent with three children of her own, there's no way she would allow them to get a library card, because of the strict deadlines libraries impose.

But like all of our friends at the library, I am busy, I lose track of things, my house is sometimes messy, and I have lost a DVD or two under the sofa.

Others continue to charge fines, but they want to offer alternatives to their library patrons, and so they do things like food for fines, where you bring in canned goods, or read away your fines, where you can read off your fines.

There's even another library in Wisconsin that offers scratch-off tickets at their counter, so you can scratch off and get 10 or 20 percent off your fines that day.

There was a library in San Francisco that did an amnesty day last year, and they welcomed back 5,000 users who had been blocked.

So I know that sounds ridiculous, but I know from experience that people will stay away from the library rather than face the authority of the librarian when they have late items.

As Michael might have mentioned, I've been a librarian for 15 years and my mom hasn't been in a library in decades, because when she was young, she lost a book.

If we want people to use the library again, we should just get rid of fines altogether.

But there's a couple of things to consider when we think about how fines function in library budgets.

So for a lot of those 10,000 friends that we've got at the library that aren't able to use it, they might never be able to pay us.

And thirdly, you might be surprised to know fines on average, nationally, are about one and a half percent of a library's operating budget.

If you're looking at a large library or a large library system, the dollar amount can be high.

When you leave here, I hope you'll visit your public library and talk to your librarians, talk to your neighbors and community members who serve on library boards.

Pat and I went to a medical school library and we copied every article we could find on PXE.

And in the library, I found the images that really captured the zeitgeist of the Great Depression.

So I went into the library to figure out how did this thing work.

Well, we don't really know, but the largest print library in the world is the Library of Congress.

It is, by far and away, the largest print library in the world.

So the books were in the library.

And I think we'll meet in the middle some place, and have the classic thing that you have, which is a publishing system and a library system working in parallel.

But anyway, loaning out-of-print works from the Boston Public Library, the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute and a few other libraries that are starting to participate in this program, to try out this model of where does a library stop and where does the bookstore take over.

So we've offered unlimited storage, unlimited bandwidth, forever, for free, to anybody that has something to share that belongs in a library.

So when the Nazi Party burned his library, it had devastating implications for trans research around the world.

I transformed my unassuming school library into a laboratory and my peers into lab rats.

Using the computer cubicles in my school library, I had them complete a computerized decision-making simulation to measure their risk-taking behaviors comparable to ones in the real world, like alcohol use, drug use and gambling.

This still image of me experimenting in my school library may seem ordinary, but to me, it represents a sort of inspiration.

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