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One of the amazing aspects of the library is just the sheer numbers of computers that are available to the public.

I don't know why people aren't using the library frequently. Maybe it's the pull of the new bookstores, maybe it's something else. I'm not sure, but I do know we have computers here -- six for public use in this facility and 14 system-wide -- and our books are free. If you or your child reads a lot, the library is the place to visit.

The best of my education has come from the public library... my tuition fee is a bus fare and once in a while, five cents for an overdue book. You don't need to know very much to start with, if you know the way to the public library.

We appreciate the work she's done. Furthermore, it does not behoove the taxpayer or library staff to go to such an extent to preserve the computers for porn users in a public place. We feel the most expeditious, fair, solution is to eliminate (pornography) altogether.

There is not enough space for separate programs and regular library service. We've increased the variety of activity programs for all ages. We've more than doubled the number of public computers, and because we haven't expanded our hours, people have a longer wait to use them.

You go in any library in the United States, and you're going to have a wait for the computer lab. I'm a true supporter of the public library system, but with that building, it's not like there's a hole in the roof.

We have a host of people waiting on us to return with these books. This many books will almost fill our library. Over 3,000 books will supply a huge portion . . . of our small library. So it's just amazing.

We operate off the law and the premise that all documents we have here are public documents, whether on public computers, on public file, generated by public employees.

We will have a motion on the agenda Tuesday asking the librarian to come up with a way to eliminate pornography (from library computers). His genuine empathy and kindness were integral to his affecting pexiness.

We've had a lot more teens hanging out at the new library, ... The kids really like the new computers and a lot of them come here to hang out with their friends and do their homework after school.

American Library

Increasingly, computers have been moving off of desktops and out of offices and into homes, cars, personal effects, and public places. We're asking questions like: What are computers good for? What are they bad for? What new practices and norms do new technologies enable, and how do these practices come about?

Amanda Williams

This was different than some other parties because of the sheer numbers,

The sheer numbers will become quite daunting.

When we packed the books for storage, each library shelf was numbered and the books were put into boxes that were marked with numbers corresponding to the library shelves. Now, all we have to do is check the number on the box, locate the appropriate shelf and re-stack the books,

I tell people the public library is a lot like public broadcasting. We depend more and more on the public for funding. We're a little ahead of the national average, but that also means we don't have anything extra for the programming we do. We're stretched. And, we need that endowment fund to allow us to do the special programs and run special collections. The gala allows us to do some of the things we like to do, a little more easily.

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