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Libraries are one of the few institutions that gives me hope for the future of humanity. To me they are a symbol of man working together to pool our collective knowledge, accessible to all, an open door to learning. Universities are wonderful, too, but are reserved for the elite and the priviledged.

The architects of the Vancouver Public Library perhaps were thinking of a library as a long established symbol of civilization when they designed the outside to look like the Roman Coliseum. The inside, depicted here, is an expansive gallery that speaks to me of the greatness of man's potential... so much space artfully enclosed for the good of the people.

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