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The Berkman Center for Internet & Society was bumped up from being a research center at the Harvard Law School to a University-wide initiative.

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Joseph Priestley was a scientist, a minister, and a friend of Ben Franklin and Thomas Jefferson. Johnson's book looks his life and how he influenced the Founding Fathers.

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