Worried About Internet Privacy? Visit Your Local Librarian

Librarians have historically taken strong stances on protecting the privacy of patrons. Now, some of them are becoming valuable assets in the fight against online surveillance.

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Walter Lippmann’s Enduring Relevance

In the 20th Century, Walter Lippmann was one of America’s most gifted political theorists. Forty-three years after his death, he may still be.

By Mo Lotman | May 17, 2017 | Culture, Identity, Philosophy, Politics, Society | American Catholic Philosophical Association, Buddhism, Democracy, Fascism, Geopolitics, Identity, Modernity, Philosophy, Political Theory, Politics, The Hungry Ghost, The New Republic, Today and Tomorrow, Vanity Fair, Walter Lippmann, Wisdom, World War I, World War II

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