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Not affordable and it becomes apparent when you're talking about what the government can afford, it's more a matter of priority and it is for the cash—strapped households. if we did start having our own printing press, that would be a lot of pain coming our way. it press, that would be a lot of pain coming our way-— coming our way. it sounds like a fun idea but if everyone _ coming our way. it sounds like a fun idea but if everyone had _ coming our way. it sounds like a fun idea but if everyone had one - coming our way. it sounds like a fun idea but if everyone had one you - idea but if ev...

Save them for later, whatever word you want to use. this is -- he had one interview, got asked one question with a basic follow-up from a friendly reporter who dabbled his toe for a hot second. she is fine. i would love to know her true politics. we all know what they are. ultimately she is not really getting pushed. when he does he throws other people under the bus and points fingers and says this is no big deal. just like what he did in the state of the union with the chinese spy balloon. don't mention it. pretend it doesn't exist and count on accomplice it press to not press him on it. hope...

MIT Press announces shift+OPEN, a new initiative designed to flip existing subscription-based journals to a diamond open access publishing model.

MIT Press and the Koch Institute for Integrative Cancer Research at MIT co-hosted the launch of biography "Salvador Luria: An Immigrant Biologist in Cold War America," by Rena Selya, honoring the longtime MIT professor.

Eighty scholarly monographs and edited collections partially funded by libraries participating in MIT Press’s Direct to Open model will publish openly this year.