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Franklin Delano Roosevelt

April 2008 - Vol. 67, No. 4

The New Deal at 75

Cover Story
Several divisions within the Library collaborated to celebrate the 75th anniversary of FDR’s New Deal with a two-day symposium.

About the Cover

  • No Image AvailableLIBRARY OF CONGRESS IN THE NEWS

  • Close-up of a videophone screen.HAND TO HAND
    A new videophone system allows Library staff to communicate via sign language with the hearing impaired.

  • Members of the Section 108 study group.COPYRIGHT & LIBRARIES
    An independent group studying Section 108 of the Copyright Act has announced its findings.

  • A man and woman shaking hands.WELCOME TO GLIN
    A Muslim women lawyers organization has joined the Law Library’s GLIN network.

  • No image available NDIIPP NEWS
    A monthly online newsletter on digital preservation has been launched.

  • A woman looking up.WOMEN IN THE ARTS
    The director of education of the National Museum of Women in the Arts gave the Library’s keynote address for National Women’s History Month.

  • Dr. Billington and a woman holding a plaque.WOMEN AT WAR
    The Veterans History Project seeks stories from women who have served the country in wartime.

  • Detail from a newspaper page. NEW OLD NEWS
    Thousands of historical newspaper pages have been added to the Library’s “Chronicling America” Web site.

  • Carlos Chavez SOUTH OF THE BORDER
    The legacy of 20th-century Mexican composers Carlos Chávez and Silvestre Revueltas was the subject of a festival of concerts and symposia at the Library.

  • Detail from a painting. INFAMOUS ART
    An artifact in the Library’s collections provided verification that a beautiful painting was once owned by one of history’s most notorious monsters.

  • Woman at a podium.NEWS FROM THE CENTER FOR THE BOOK

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