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Sci-Fi

The topic of change and evolution.  Something we as humans are more than familiar with, so why read about it? Debating big ideas against the future, exploring the human condition, science fiction allows literature to explore the future further. Science fiction books can place humanity in situations it cannot or has not yet encountered, we…

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Historia de la publicidad — cultura de masas. (Baran y Sweezy)

“El verdadero peligro de la publicidad es que ayuda a hacer añicos y, en última instancia, destruye nuestra más preciada posesión inmaterial: la confianza en que existe un fin último significativo de la actividad humana y el respeto a la integridad del hombre.” (Baran y Sweezy)

Winners of the Why Do You Love the Homewood Public Library Contest!

In January/February of 2020 the Homewood Public Library sponsored a contest to learn people’s library love stories.  We placed contest entry forms in our front lobby and added an online submission link to our website. In just four weeks we received 129 submissions, all of them spoke of the many reasons our community loves their library. From…

Women’s History Month: Women In Science
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Women’s History Month: Women In Science

The paper bag, kevlar, Monopoly, windshield wipers, disposable diapers, liquid paper, and marine signal flares have in common? These inventions were all created by women! IKR!!! Science and technology used to be considered a man’s game, However, women have played major role in scientific discovery, and continue to do their part to advance technology. It…

Women History Makers

Suffrage : women’s long battle for the vote  Distinguished historian Ellen Carol DuBois begins in the pre-Civil War years with foremothers Lucretia Mott, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony, and Sojourner Truth as she explores the links of the woman suffrage movement to the abolition of slavery. After the Civil War, Congress granted freed African…