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Old 06-22-2011, 09:59 PM   #19
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Originally Posted by SolRaven View Post
Brilliant! Libraries for learning and as much as I love and value books and literacy, I also value computers and computer literacy. Everyone agrees that literacy is important, but if you aren't computer literate, you may as well not have a HS diploma. Our children should be in a more evolved and more current library system than the one we went to, or our parents went to. Evolving libraries equals increased attendance equals more funding, which could lead to extended hours and more branches.
You can't even apply for a job or unemployment in some places without access to a computer. It's all well and good to decry the numbers of computers in libraries, but they do serve a purpose to the underserved. Heck, I have two computers in my house and there have still been times when I had to go to the library and use theirs.
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