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Elizabeth Larson "Library renewals: private citizens are remaking a public institution". Reason. FindArticles.com. 24 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1568/is_n10_v25/ai_15138944/

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• The $600-million question - smog checks - Trends
  by Rick Henderson
• The great pretenders: how the press helps public figures stage the news - inlcudes related article
  by Paul H. Weaver
• Bargaining with the State. - book reviews
  by Ellen Frankel Paul
• Good decision: a Supreme Court ruling applies due process to civil forfeiture
  by Rick Henderson
• Library renewals: private citizens are remaking a public institution
  by Elizabeth Larson
• Animal farm, circa 1994
  by Steven Hayward
• The Last Best Hope of Earth: Abraham Lincoln and the Promise of America. - book reviews
  by Nick Gillespie
• Lack of conviction - acquittals in American courts - Editorial
  by Virginia I. Postrel
• Tactical tragedies: the lone gunman theory of firearm regulation - Colin Ferguson
  by Jacob Sullum
• Touch and stop - sexual abuse prevention
  by Neil Gilbert
• The Endangered American dream: How to Stop the United States from Becoming a Third-World Country and How to Win the Geo-Economic Struggle for Industrial Supremacy. - book reviews
  by Steven R. Postrel
• Something for nothing - health care reform - Editorial
  by Rick Henderson
• Franchise fight: regulation threatens business opportunities for women
  by Elizabeth Larson
• Credit limit? - the balanced-budget amendment
  by Rick Henderson
• Statist quo - free-market reform in Russia
  by Lawrence A. Uzzell
• Guns, drugs, and rock 'n' roll: weeding out the root causes of violence
  by Thomas W. Hazlett
• Rival reality - school competition - Trends
  by Nick Gillespie
• Facts about fiction: in defense of TV violence
  by David Link
• Remote control - broadcasting South Africa's political reforms
  by Adam Clayton III Powell
• Information please - electronic superhighway
  by Martin Morse Wooster