We've seen a bit of light here, friends. After four years of do-it-yourself e-publishing, we've taken care of a lot of upgrades that have the reader's experience in mind. This is part of a general project for cultural organizations that we call "Visitor-Centered Thinking." It's what we advocate for libraries and history organizations, and we're implementing the principles from top to bottom at MHC. The new format establishes professional standards for user-determined subscription management, for copyright management, and for ease of navigation to other sources of information we provide elsewhere.
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That's all that's new about Missouri Passages. In content, we're still focused on the ways people create interest in history, literature, and the ways that people express the meanings of life.
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