PIONEERING PRESERVATION
The Library's National Digital Information Infrastructure and Preservation Program has partnered with the National Science Foundation to fund new research in preserving digital information.

A PLACE FOR OUR STUFF
The Library has opened a new state-of-the-art storage facility in Fort Meade, Md.

DIGITAL DILEMMA
NDIIPP and the Copyright Offices have established a study group to examine the impact of new digital media on Section 108 of the existing copyright law.

TALK OF THE NATION
The Library's American Folklife Center and StoryCorps seek to capture the life histories of Americans from all walks of life.

PRESERVING THE PAST
The American Folklife Center holds an extensive archives of oral histories and spoken-word collections.

FROM THE VETERANS HISTORY PROJECT
A Library symposium marked the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II.

'IN COUNTRY': VIETNAM
Eyewitness accounts were the highlight of a panel discussion of the Vietnam War.

VHP STAFF, VOLUNTEERS RECOGNIZED

VE-VJ GOES ONLINE
Firsthand accounts of VE and VJ Day are now available online.

TRIAL BY JURY
The role of the jury in American democracy was the theme of this year's Law Day, hosted by the Law Library of Congress.

SPIRIT OF ALOHA
Sen. Daniel Akaka delivered the keynote address for Asian Pacific American Heritage Month.

VOICES OF DISSENT
Former Czech President Václav Havel urged democratic nations to hold dictatorships accountable for human rights during a Library speech.

WORLDS OF SMITH
A symposium at the Library examined the life and theology of the founder of the Mormon faith, Joseph Smith.

WORDS OF ANDERSEN
The Library commemorated the 200th anniversary of the birth of storyteller Hans Christian Andersen.

RESIDENT RESEARCHERS
This year's group of visiting fellows at the John W. Kluge Center comprises more than 20 distinguished scholars.

FOOD, PLANTS AND ECONOMICS

RICHARD EBERHART, FORMER CONSULTANT IN POETRY

KLUGE PRIZE WINNER RICOEUR DIES AT 92