The HuffPost Book Club’s Next Pick Is…
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Last week we asked you to vote for our next pick. With a slew of emails, comments, votes and tweets crying out for an engaging and fun novel to follow from “What It Is Like To Go To War”, the final choice was clear.
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Why Society Is Failing Young Boys
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As entertaining as these movies can be, what are the effects these stereotypes of men have on the young guys growing up watching them?
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The Biggest Threat To The Public Library
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Google has not killed the library and ebooks won’t do it either. The biggest threat to the public library in American culture is limited hours.
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A boo.com Moment? Facebook’s IPO Faceplant, Carnage in Social Media Stocks - Forbes
The Facebook fiasco has spooked a lot of tech investors, especially those holding shares of recently-launched social media companies with similarly unproven earnings streams.
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Facebook: the collective hallucination
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Frédéric Filloux: Facebook needs to grow – and fast – if it is going to recover from its bumpy IPO…
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Facebook’s Brilliant Disaster
For once, the benefits of an I.P.O. went to the company instead of to Wall Street.
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Facebook: The shares shenanigans
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So, no honeymoon, then.A week ago, Mark Zuckerberg was celebrating his first morning as a married man, and a $19.1bn married man at that.
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Facebook IPO — How Wall Street Lost the Retail Investor, Again
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All Wall Street needed to do was deliver a fair price — an honest price — to the common, middle-class investor.
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Exclusive First Read: ‘Gone Girl’ By Gillian Flynn : NPR
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Darkly funny, suspenseful and cunningly plotted, Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl will be published June 5.
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In Writing, Fuentes Shed Light On Poverty, Inequality : NPR
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Carlos Fuentes, one of the most influential Latin American writers, died Tuesday at a hospital in Mexico City at the age of 83.
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