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The New York Public Library has played host to book clubs, film clubs, and since May of this year, a video game club.
Link here: http://www.polygon.com/2012/12/17/3776722/new-york-public-library-game-club Via Doug Mirams
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Senior librarian Thomas Knowlton use of the library's social space! Delete the scoop?
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