That's what librarians used to do. I watched a video on the new OSU Thompson Library today--"1,000 more seats, 1.5 million books." I even recognized the architects. But there used to be over 4 million volumes, I think. This video called the Nonstop Alternative Library is made up of volumes rescued from the Antioch College Library here in Ohio by a small group of students and alumni in the Summer and Fall of 2008. The Nonstop Liberal Arts Institute has taken on the task of preserving organizing and cataloging the collections. See
"I mean like, you know, I guess like it's weird, like you know, now the alternative is now "our" library, it's sort of like it's weird, like it's what Antioch is."
Not very coherent, but I think she's right. The library is what a college is all about.
Preferring truth to custom, the better to the good, adapt to adopt, reform to revolution, solutions to goals, knowledge to awareness, faith to spirituality. The rules.
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"I mean like, you know, I guess like it's weird, like you know, now the alternative is now "our" library, it's sort of like it's weird, like it's what Antioch is."
Not very coherent, but I think she's right. The library is what a college is all about.
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