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NewsBreaks
Watergate, 50 Years On
by Anthony Aycock
We are in the midst of a series of Watergate anniversaries: Last May was 50 years since the break-in at the Watergate Hotel, this May is 50 years since the Watergate investigation hearings began, and next May will be 50 years since the impeachment proceedings against President Richard Nixon began. The Watergate scandal has loomed large in the popular imagination since. Just last week, HBO premiered White House Plumbers, a limited series about two of the scandal's major players.

Anthony Aycock compiles a list of sources for studying Watergate and its impact and legacy.

Weekly News Digests
Book Riot Looks at How Gen Z Reads
Melissa Baron writes the following for Book Riot: "We're going to dive into recent studies and reports that have gathered data on the state of reading among folks aged 26 and under to give you a real picture of the reading trends among Gen Z. ..."
APA Says 'Improving Social Connection Is a Public Health Priority'
The American Psychological Association (APA) issued "a statement by Arthur C. Evans Jr., PhD, CEO ..., on the recent advisory from Surgeon General Vivek Murthy ... designating loneliness as a public health priority."
EveryLibrary Institute Unveils New Report on Library Funding in the U.S.
The EveryLibrary Institute published "Funding Our Priorities: Comparisons of Public Library Funding and Services With Other Sectors in Post-COVID America," a report that "examines the current state of library funding in the US, analyzes trends and patterns in library funding. ..."
More Than 40 Scientists Resign From Elsevier Journal's Editorial Board
Anna Fazackerley writes for The Guardian that "[m]ore than 40 leading scientists have resigned en masse from the editorial board of a top science journal in protest at what they describe as the 'greed' of publishing giant Elsevier."
ALA Plans Banned Books Week 2023
ALA unveiled the theme for Banned Books Week (Oct. 1-7, 2023): Let Freedom Read!

NewsLink Spotlight
We Are Not Safe From Mass Shootings … But We Could Be
by Alison A. Trotta
I was in high school when Columbine happened. At the time, everything about it felt surreal, unsettling. Growing up in an area that was considered safe, it seemed unfathomable that something like that could happen. Surely, it would never happen at my high school. Surely, it was an impossible thing. Still, I remember the unease, walking those halls, the whisper of worry in the eyes of my classmates. My mother's more emphatic "be careful." Then, it was an anomaly. Now, it is commonplace.

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