'Searching for Democracy,' which debuted in April, gave a unique perspective on the country's governing style.
Daily Pilot: 9.07.2012 by Britney Barnes
The Newport Beach Public Library brought a bit of democracy
to residents through an interactive program and display.
"Searching for Democracy," a program that debuted in April, "gives people a different spin on something we all take for granted," said library Director Cynthia Cowell. "It's very easy for us not to think about it, and that's what the whole grant process was about."
"Searching for Democracy," a program that debuted in April, "gives people a different spin on something we all take for granted," said library Director Cynthia Cowell. "It's very easy for us not to think about it, and that's what the whole grant process was about."
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As a finale, the library's Literacy Services involved its
adult "learners" in writing an essay on America and democracy.
The essays will be on display at the Central Library until the November elections, serving as a reminder of the privilege of living inAmerica ,
Barbier said.
The essays will be on display at the Central Library until the November elections, serving as a reminder of the privilege of living in
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Excerpt from the essay "Democracy Means to Me" by
Grace Liu collected in "In Our Words"
"Democracy is a myriad of opportunities. There are no boundaries to knowledge. Everyone is allowed to pursue knowledge as far as they can, no matter their age. Democracy is a compromise and commitment. There is hope for no wars in the world. Nation to nation, people to people, coming to a compromise, no matter their strengths or weaknesses as nation." READ MORE !
"Democracy is a myriad of opportunities. There are no boundaries to knowledge. Everyone is allowed to pursue knowledge as far as they can, no matter their age. Democracy is a compromise and commitment. There is hope for no wars in the world. Nation to nation, people to people, coming to a compromise, no matter their strengths or weaknesses as nation." READ MORE !
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