By definition, a library is a place set apart to contain and maintain books and other materials for reading, viewing, listening, study, research or reference where that information may be accessed or borrowed. By and large, in the interaction between a library and its patrons, the library’s role is a passive one. Its job is to accumulate, organize and make available its material in a quiet, unemotional, unbiased manner. The patron actively takes from the library what he needs, possibly with the assistance of the library’s staff…