(Source: Dalhousie University) If libraries are to be not only repositories of society's memory and symbols of its identity but the heart of larger social centers, then these changes must be made consciously from an intellectually strong institution that recognizes its exemplary role, and teaches us what books can do: show us our responsibilities toward one another, help us question our values and undermine our prejudices, lend us courage and ingenuity to continue to live together, and give us illuminating words that might allow us to imagine better times [. . .]' - ALBERTO MANGUEL New York Times, OCT. 23, 2015 Today's libraries aren't what they were - or what you might have thought they...
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