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In article <4a821935$1@news.povray.org>,
Neeum Zawan wrote:
> On 08/11/09 19:35, Daniel Bastos wrote:
>> Hm. Are you saying that it makes sense for one to use a library if and
>> only if one can afford its price? (Or only in the Princeton's case? In
>> which case, why is Princeton special?)
>
> Are you referring to the university library?
Yes, I am.
> If so, it's understandable - being a private library.
I think you're saying yes to the first question. But let's consider
your comment here; that is, the privateness of Princeton. I won't ask
you to define `private.' I think that would be difficult. I will ask
something else. If the government funds Princeton in some ways, does
that increases Princeton's responsibility to be together with the
taxpayers when they actively seek to educate themselves?
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