Director’s Corner
Is the End Nigh?
|
Some people believe an apocalypse is imminent. But the thought is not new.
The Suffield Observer (https://thesuffieldobserver.com/category/library/directors-corner/page/8/)
Some people believe an apocalypse is imminent. But the thought is not new.
The Syrian library in Daraya, which I wrote about last March, is no more.
Where do you get your news from? Increasingly, it is hard to figure out what is a truth, a lie or something in-between.
By reflection, I mean statistics. At the beginning of the year, many people consider their health by taking measurements – their girth and vital statistics.
So, things have shifted. There are lines of differences. The New Year will bring still more questions.
A few years ago, the American Library Association titillated with a slightly risqué theme for adult summer reading. “Between the Covers” inferred naughtiness but its graphical representation was chaste.
I was shocked this summer when The New York Times reported that the use of the period (.) has ended Can you imagine the consequences?
The debate over data privacy heated up this year when Apple refused access to the government for the cellphone records of the shooters in the San Bernardino attack. The debate about who should have access to private information is not new.