SING A SONG TO AMERICA
The "Song of America" tour brought the Library's treasures directly into selected classrooms.

TEACHER IN RESIDENCE
One educator relates the experience of a lifetime working at the nation's library.

THE LIBRARY IN THE NEWS

FOR THE NEXT CENTURY
The Librarian of Congress testified before a House committee on the future of the Library and libraries.

A 'NEW' WORLD
The Geography and Map Division has acquired a large, contemporary globe of the world.

WORLD NEWS IN GLOBAL TONGUES
The Library's NDIIPP has entered into an agreement to archive high-interest foreign news broadcasts.

'SWANN' SONG
The Swann Foundation for Caricature and Cartoon has selected three fellows for the coming year.

UNDISCOVERED RICHES
College students unearthed and documented creative works copyrighted more than a century ago.

JOIN THE LIBRARY, SEE THE WORLD
Summer interns processed some 20,000 nautical charts from around the world.

PLACES NO LONGER THERE
A Library program featured historical photos of places and culture of the Middle East.

I AM WOMAN
Saudi women are taking non-traditional leadership roles at a new women’s college in Saudi Arabia.

GOTTA EAT
Culinary historian Barbara Haber discussed the mutually inclusive subjects of food and feminism at a Library talk.

TRACER BULLETS
New publications on navigation, physics, green roofs, business and money are available.

ANNUAL REPORT NOW AVAILABLE

NEWS FROM THE CENTER OF THE BOOK