Sentences with phrase «still visit the library»

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While students are still required to drill that list of books, they are no longer in need to visit every library in search for a particular book.

I too like to visit brick and mortar stores and get lost for a time in the magic of authors minds... libraries are not the same if they are still around.

Surveys over the years have shown a very interesting public viewpoint: even among consumers who respond that they rarely or never visit their local libraries, those same individuals still list access to public libraries as a critical need for communities.

Despite the fact libraries are seeing record usage because of ebook lending, people are still visiting the actual location.

I have visited book clubs (these are great, because I'm preaching to the converted), libraries (less productive for sales, but I still love public libraries), and bookstores.

If you did enter it correctly, and it still says your card is not on file, visit your local library to update your account.

If you still have the time to watch Mad Men, then you have the time to participate in discussion groups, visit your local library's book club, participate in a local author event, review other author's books on line....

George Tramountanas: Marvel started to make their back library available online in a way that was smart and affordable with the (somewhat ironically titled) DCU — Digital Comics Unlimited. The demand for this became readily apparent to all, as Marvel's servers crashed from the tons of fans visiting the service on its first few days. While there are still gaping holes in the library, Marvel has done a good job of positioning themselves for the 21st century with the DCU.

I still find it magical to visit the library and consider all of the reading possibilities.»

Those 65 and older are the least likely to have used a library in the past 12 months, while those ages 16 - 17, virtually all of whom are still students, are by far the most likely ages group to have visited a library, especially for research purposes.

Though still no word of a PS3 launch, it's at least a welcome thought that, when console sporting tweens do get to visit Free Realms, the place won't be as dead as a library full of zombies.

Organized by e-flux, the library visited the Lower East Side in New York; the Kunstverein of Frankfurt; MuhKA in Antwerp; Institut national d'histoire de l'art (INHA), in Paris; the United Nations Plaza building in Berlin; John Moore's University in Liverpool; Stills Photo Centre in Edinburgh; and Amherst College, in Massachusetts.