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Library Collections and Displays The collections of Holy Family University Library and LRC are developed primarily to support Holy Family's curriculum, and secondarily to support the broader information needs of our students, faculty, and staff. To honor the principle of academic freedom, and to support the needs of researchers, we strive to collect materials from a variety of viewpoints on controversial subjects. It is true that Holy Family's administration, individual instructors, and/or the Catholic Church may hold definite positions on many issues, and it is important to respect those positions. At the same time, it is one of the primary functions of a library to provide research materials on all sides of an issue so that students may compare arguments and evidence. For similar reasons library displays of books, DVDs, and so forth will usually offer multiple viewpoints on a theme. We always strive to collect titles by authors who are reputable and support their facts with solid research. However, the presence of a particular title on the shelves or in a display does not imply the University's endorsement of the author's opinions. If you would like to recommend a title for addition to the
library's collection, please use our online form to "Suggest
Items for the Library". |