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A Texas lawmaker who voted against rating pornographic materials in school libraries is leading a legislative effort to oppose the placing of the Ten Commandments in public schools.

What a gem.

It is already May. Very soon, Cornell students will fight through final exam after final exam in an effort to excel in one of the toughest academic programs out there. As a freshman, this will be my second time going through the final exam period. Even though five months have already passed, my first experience of finals, from December 7-19, still remains vivid in my mind. I am hoping that my reflections of that period can help the school administration make some relatively easy improvements to ...

• Mental health awareness

The Johnson City Public Library and Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee are partnering to offer Food for Fines for the month of May.

• Ship tours and happy hours

The Monroe County Public Library Key Largo branch will temporarily close on Mondays, starting May 8, due to a staffing shortage. The temporary change will last only until new employees

Why there needs to be a push for a strong public library culture in Dhaka.

UMATILLA — It’s a budding young paleontologist’s dream: a local library exhibit packed with the history of dinosaurs.

The arts season, which typically follows along a school-like year, is winding down but it doesn’t mean all the events are over. A full summer of activities remain.