Reinventing the Library
by Zinta Aistars
Published in ENCORE Magazine
October 2013
The days of card catalogs may be long gone, but libraries are still critical components of the community. Zinta Aistars tells you how they are adapting to meet changing times, while remaining 'the front porch of the world.'
When Marsha Meyer first entered a library as a child, she saw "the yellow pools of light on the tables between the book shelves, and I knew I had dropped into heaven."
Meyer, program and events coordinator and referenc...
Published in ENCORE Magazine
October 2013
The days of card catalogs may be long gone, but libraries are still critical components of the community. Zinta Aistars tells you how they are adapting to meet changing times, while remaining 'the front porch of the world.'
When Marsha Meyer first entered a library as a child, she saw "the yellow pools of light on the tables between the book shelves, and I knew I had dropped into heaven."
Meyer, program and events coordinator and referenc...
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