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Libraries are Important for Continuing Education
How is your library helping you in these tough economic times? Tell us your story.
I am going back to college to become an RN. I have been a LPN-CLTC since 1988. I use my library computers to check all my school e-mails and obtain my assignments from the designated web sites from my professors. I also study for all of my exams there. When I need help with my research papers the library staff very willingly helps me. The library is right around the corner from my home and I would be lost without it! My family is just making ends meet, day to day, week to week! I have no cable TV, no internet services. My husband and I work hard and pride ourselves on making due without any help. - Laura, Browns Mills
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