A LIFE IN DANCE

THE DORIS DUKE CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

MAPPING NATIVE LANDS
Librarians from tribal colleges are working with the Library to map Native American lands.

2001 ANNUAL REPORT
The new Annual Report is now available to the public and includes highlights of the first National Book Festival.

THE CHILDREN'S HOUR
A new exhibition and book from the Library presents images of childhood from around the world.

SCHOLARS ASSEMBLED
The John W. Kluge Center has welcomed a distinguished group of scholars to the Library.

AMBASSADORS OF PROGRESS
The portrait and landscape work of early American women photographers is documented in a new traveling exhibition and book.

CHRONICLE OF A CHAMBER
Robert Remini will research and write a history of the U.S. House of Representatives.

DOCUMENTING THE EVERYDAY
The Library has acquired the Prelinger Collection of more than 48,000 historical "ephemeral" motion pictures.

SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, AND HISTORY
The Library has made available thousands of reports in the PB (Publication Board) series, which chronicles scientific and technical information collected by the government since 1945.

BOOKS AND "DOOKS"
The National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped and the Industrial Designers Society of America sponsored a contest to design a new digital talkingbook player.

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS AUTHORIES

OPEN WORLD OPENS DOORS
A delegation of Russian women leaders visited the United States recently through the efforts of the Library's Center for Russian Leadership Development.

FROM A DISTANCE
"The Earth as Art" exhibition includes images of the world from a satellite's perspective.

NEWS FROM THE CENTER FOR THE BOOK