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John Z. Sadler

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Introducing the New PPP Editorial Team

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By John Z. Sadler
| muse.jhu.edu
Readers, please welcome the new Philosophy, Psychiatry, & Psychology editorial team of Senior Editors and our Managing Editor. We are grateful to keep our veteran Senior Editors Tim Thornton, Nancy Potter, Mona Gupta, and Werdie van Staden. However, we are equally grateful to have our new cohort of Senior editors, Awais Aftab, Anna Bergqvist, Derek Strijbos, and Michael Wong, revitalize our efforts.
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As e-books fly off the virtual shelves at the Las Vegas libraries, licensing fees remain problematic

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By John Z. Sadler, Byron Williams Lawsuit
| Las Vegas Sun Verified
Shutterstock image A surge in people borrowing e-books from Las Vegas area libraries during the coronavirus pandemic has exposed a growing problem: the struggle of libraries to pay for digital content. By John Sadler (contact) Monday, July 19, 2021 | 2 a.m. A surge in people borrowing e-books from Las Vegas area libraries during the coronavirus pandemic has exposed a growing problem: the struggle of libraries to pay for digital content.
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As drought continues, coalition calls for moratorium on wasteful water projects

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By John Z. Sadler
| Las Vegas Sun Verified
Steve Marcus A boater on Lake Mead travels by the bathtub ring near Hoover Dam Thursday, July 15, 2021. By John Sadler (contact) Thursday, July 15, 2021 | 1:59 p.m. Brea Chiodini, who owns Laughlin River Tours with her husband Trevor, relies on the flow of the Colorado River to stay afloat. As the federal government inches closer to declaring the river’s first water shortage, Chiodini is looking toward the future, or, if the river is tapped too much, the lack of one.
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