When I was in college--many years ago--I did a fair amount of babysitting. One of the perks was getting to look at the family's books & magazines. As this was a university town & I babysat for several professor's families, I got to see a good sampling. But even the non-academic people seemed to have at least the one bookshelf of assorted topics.
You know who the one exception was? It was a prof. and "expert" who'd served in the cabinet of a Republican president. Not one book was to be seen; and no magazines either. Still haven't figurd that one out!
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