From Japanese Tea Ceremony to Spanish Guitars: The Library is a Perfect Place for Cultural Exchange
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2006
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American English
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H.W. Wilson Company
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In a central Indiana town skirted by industry and agriculture, there is a fascinating place ripe with opportunities for cultural exchange. Frankfort, Indiana has become a melting pot of cultures that has grown to include Japanese business executives and their families, immigrant Hispanic farm and factory employees, Anglo farmers, businessmen and blue-collar factory workers. The Frankfort Community Public Library, nestled in the heart of Frankfort, has become a gathering place for all people to meet. The library has become the cultural center of the community.
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Burdine, Flo. (2006). From Japanese Tea Ceremony to Spanish Guitars: The Library is a Perfect Place for Cultural Exchange. Indiana libraries, 25(2), 7-8.
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0275777X
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