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IFRT Report
Intellectual Freedom Round Table No. 57, Summer 2005


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Contributors


Carolyn Caywood: Carolyn has been a librarian since 1972 when she graduated from Wayne State University in Detroit. She manages a Virginia Beach Public Library branch and a Subregional library for the blind. She is IFRT Councilor, a member of the IFC subcommittee on privacy, and a past Board member of the Freedom to Read Foundation.


Martin Marty: Professor Marty is Fairfax M. Cone Distinguished Service Professor Emeritus of the History of Modern Christianity in the Divinity School of the Univrsity of Chicago. In addition he is

  • Columnist for The Christian Century, on whose staff he has served since 1956 and in which his “M.E.M.O” column appears.
  • Editor of the semimonthly Context, a newsletter on religion and culture, since 1969.
  • Weekly contributor to Sightings, a biweekly, electronic editorial published by the Marty Center at the University of Chicago Divinity School
  • Lutheran pastor, ordained in 1952. He served parishes in the west and northwest suburbs of Chicago for a decade before joining the University of Chicago faculty in 1963.
  • Author of more than 50 books and more than 5,000 articles.

Nanette Perez: Nanette is Project Coordinator for ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom and Staff Liaison for IFRT. She is our “go to” person who sees that all of the behind the scenes things get taken care of.


Doug Archer: Doug is Editor of the IFRT Report and an IFRT Director. When he is not being a Reference and Peace Studies Librarian at the University Libraries of Notre Dame, he splits his time between being a Church of the Brethren minister and pastor’s spouse and raising three pre-school aged grandchildren.

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Published by the American Library Association
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Intellectual Freedom Round Table No. 57, Summer 2005