Judging a Library by its Cover: We Thought Up Our Own Modern Library
Jesse Jacobs
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March 5, 2010
The Coast, Halifax's Weekly
Started in 1993, The Coast is still one the country's strongest independent alternative weekly newspapers. Hitting the streets every Thursday with 23,000 copies, the paper is a resource to find out what is happening in their city. Receipt of Atlantic...
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