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I’m an avid reader — someone who reads every night and never goes anywhere without a book.
I’m an avid reader — someone who reads every night and never goes anywhere without a book.
 
David Harsanyi explains to National Review Online readers why he would “destroy” America’s public education system.
David Harsanyi explains to National Review Online readers why he would “destroy” America’s public education system.
 
David Harsanyi used his latest National Review Online column to welcome readers to America’s version of the Chinese “cultural revolution.”
David Harsanyi used his latest National Review Online column to welcome readers to America’s version of the Chinese “cultural revolution.”
 
If you're a regular reader of my posts, you've gathered by now that I'm an avid reader. Novels are reserved for evening reading, and the rest of the time, you can find me reading emails on a variety of topics.
If you're a regular reader of my posts, you've gathered by now that I'm an avid reader. Novels are reserved for evening reading, and the rest of the time, you can find me reading emails on a variety of topics.
 
East Carolina University library patrons checked out more than printed works on March 4 at Joyner Library. At a Human Library presentation, readers borrowed "human books" for 15-minute conversations about unique life experiences.
East Carolina University library patrons checked out more than printed works on March 4 at Joyner Library. At a Human Library presentation, readers borrowed "human books" for 15-minute conversations about unique life experiences.
 

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