Op/Ed

Ways of Seeing: Libraries are a place of connection

In the few months that I’ve been a volunteer at the Lawrence Memorial Library, I’ve realized that many of my activities require using tape: Scotch tape, binding tape, that wide tape I call “gorilla tape” because it’s relentless (once in place, it cannot be repositioned), and laminates are just a few that I’ve encountered. 

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