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In the formulation of Psychologist Abraham Maslow, work functions in a hierarchy of needs: first, work provides food and shelter, basic human maintenance. After that, it can address the need for security and then for friendship and "belongingness." Next, the demands of the ego arise, the need for aspect. Finally...
Historically, access to libraries, book and information was restricted to a particular class who were "worthy" and capable. Access was based on birth, on membership, on religious affiliation or some other form of class affillation. The free public library has flouished since those dark ages. The public library has become...
User-fee advocates have made their point. Once user-fees becomes a part of library fiscal support, the municipal politician will have a field day. He will demand more support from this direction and provide less support from tax monies. The argument of practicality will have won over the fundamental...
Is the "spirit of a pluralistic society" so worthy of veneration that we must offer it human sacrifice?
Facing the more experienced and talented Ivy Leaguers, the Crimson may not be able to accumulate scores worthy of the gridiron, but with a 423 team batting average, the squad should tally more than its share of runs.