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Library of Congress Information Bulletin

Oliphant's Anthem

April 1998 - Vol. 57, No. 4

Oliphant's Anthem

Cover Story
The Library recently acquired 60 original cartoons and sketchbooks of Pat Oliphant, one of America's foremost political cartoonists. Harry Katz of the Prints and Photographs Division interviewed Mr. Oliphant for the exhibition catalog.

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  • Jenkins and Texaco representives'AMERICA FROM THE GRASS ROOTS'
    The Texaco Foundation will donate $300,000 to the National Digital Library Program to make available online four collections on musical heritage from the American Folklife Center.

  • no image availableTHE NEXT GENERATION OF LIBRARIES
    The Library will cosponsor Phase 2 of the NSF's Digital Libraries Initiative.

  • Dayton C. Miller CollectionHISTORIC FLUTES ONLINE
    Dayton C. Miller Collection preview available.

  • A Century of LawmakingEARLY CONGRESS ONLINE
    Records document nation's founding.

  • Winston TabbTABB TO RECEIVED MELVIL DEWEY AWARD

  • John D. ByrumBYRUM AWARDED MANN CITATION

  • advisory groupMADISON MEETING
    The Library's private sector advisory group met in Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 19-21.

  • Tu Wei-MingANALYZING THE ANALECTS
    Harvard's Tu Wei-Ming discussed the Analects of Confucius in the Bradley Lecture Series.

  • Gershwin brothers'THE GERSHWINS AND THEIR WORLD'
    To commemorate the opening of a permanent exhibition room honoring the lives and work of George and Ira Gershwin, the Music Division held a celebration of song, dance, lecture and discussion.

  • costume designTHE GLARE OF THE FOOTLIGHTS
    The Library has acquired the papers of noted scenic lighting designer Peggy Clark.

  • Sonya T. ProctorHAIL TO THE CHIEF
    Washington's interim chief of police opened the Library's Women's History Month.

  • no image availableFLRI COMES TO WASHINGTON
    The 24th annual Institute on Federal Library Resources, sponsored by the School of Library and Information Science at Catholic University of America, will be held in Washington July 20-31.

  • no image availableA GATHERING OF SCHOLARS
    The Library will host the sixth class of visiting fellows through its program with the Soros Foundation.

  • ala logoALA IN DC
    The American Library Association will hold its annual conference in Washington this June, and the Library will host a reception and offer many programs and tours.

  • Readers and LibrariesNEWS FROM THE CENTER FOR THE BOOK

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