the number one sideways1No library card? No worriesFree digital library is on the horizon»From Technology Review
the number two sideways2Brain research illuminates benefits of reading fictionLiterature is good for your social life»From The New York Times
the number three sideways3Unconventional professor runs grand social (media) experimentNew technologies engage class like never before»From Chronicle of Higher Education
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the number four sideways4Whatʼs love got to do with it?Pronouns may connect more than just sentences»From NPR
the number five sideways5Facebook isnʼt just for us kids anymoreCollege students help seniors get tech savvy»From The LA Times
the number six sideways6Wikipedia founder to aid academic spring movementBritain protests the growing cost of knowledge»From The Guardian
the number seven sideways7Startup putting the “world wide” into WWWSatellites connect developing countries with speedy Internet»From Co.Exist

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