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February 12, 2009 10:35 AM
What free things can libraries give you access to?
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How can libraries help and be of benefit to the public?
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How can libraries help and be of benefit to the public?
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| February 12, 2009 02:45 PM |
most of em will have music and videos u can check out for free.
most will have free internet to use also. where i'm living now they let u on for an hour at a time. at home u could stay on as long as u wanted if no one was waiting.
a lotta libraries have free classes on stuff like how to use computers.
most all of em will have this interlibrary access deal where if they don't got the thing u want they will order it from another library and u can check it out when it gets there.
and a lot of em have story times for little kids.
some libraries even go as far as to have stuff like subscriptions to legal materials like westlaw for people to use.
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February 12, 2009 11:16 AM
First off your library card is free which entitles you to thousands of books. My library has free magazines, music CD's, DVD's (movies) and unlimited use of the internet. One of my favorite freebies is the newspaper archives. I love going in there and checking past articles!
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February 12, 2009 05:14 PM
Books/pamphlets/papers/magazines; movies; music; internet access; local phone calls?; warmed or air-conditioned seating in a quiet area for a limited time; parking?; public events participation?; public classes/lectures?; water; light; air; restrooms?; recycled scrap paper?; very limited trash disposal?; people to meet
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February 13, 2009 06:56 PM
In addition to books, movies, newspapers, magazines, and audiobooks, I've used the local library for free research. Microfilm and microfiche records are available for interlibrary loan. I've ordered Texas prison records from 1890, which were delivered to my local library, where I used their microfilm readers to access the info and print it. Pretty cool!
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sunnydurn
March 10, 2009 02:48 AM
Databases (encyclopedias, language classes, health, law, and many more). Museum passes to local musuems. Geneology research materials and archives.
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