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Dump offensive books or leave it up to readers? Libraries grapple with Dr. Seuss controversy. "We would consider removing them to be a form of censorship," Peter Coyl, Director of the Montclair Public Library, told NJ Advance Media. "Removing something because you don't agree with its viewpoint or depictions isn't something libraries should do.".
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Going but won't be forgotten: Liz Ann Macgregor's legacy at the MCA Retiring after 22 years at the helm of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Liz Ann Macgregor still inspires mixed feelings. She arrived in 1999 in a burst of Scottish exotica, a veritable blur of tartan, and says she is now returning from whence she came. Possibly ...
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