Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Minnesota Public Radio Stories
What is the future of libraries?
In their earliest days, American libraries were repositories of books to read and share. Now libraries offer e-books, audio books, periodicals, music, art, movies, computer access and community services. Which library functions are most important now and in the future?11:00 a.m.GuestsAudrey Betcher: Director, Rochester Public LibraryKit Hadley: Director, St. Paul Public LibraryMore from MPRCash-strapped Minn. cities cut library services (11/01/2011)Minnesota's Carnegie libraries showcased in new book (10/10/2011)Resources
NY Times' Matt Bai and Nate Silver weigh in on presidential race
The New York TimesTalks series brings together chief political correspondent Matt Bai, Nate Silver from the FiveThirtyEight blog, and Caucus blog editor Megan Liberman to discuss the current political climate and the campaign for president.12:00 p.m.More from MPRBachmann book plays up rebounds, downplays gaffes (11/15/2011)Supercommittee: Boehner calls tax plan fair offer (11/15/2011)GOP debaters aim for votes, but TV aims for ratings (11/11/2011)Cain stumbles talking about intervention in Libya (11/14/2011)Gingrich in Iowa says GOP taking second look (11/14/2011)Resources
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