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Good Their so called leader diesnt practise what he preaches and just wants attention.We all know what needs to be done but he cant even...

The reading is being co-sponsored by the Library of Congress and the Embassy of Austria as part of "Encounters with the Most Acclaimed...

Federal libraries and staff throughout the United States and abroad competed in three award categories for the first annual FLICC Awards....

Ms. Thomas, who was educated at Northwestern University, Yale University, and the Royal Academy of Music, serves as composer-in-residence...

When presenting the award, Mr. Cole cited the Washington center's inspiration to other centers through its "If All Seattle Read the Same...

An imaginative, well-illustrated history of the storing of books, The Book on the Bookshelf includes a description of the design and...

The Poetry and Literature Center administers the series and is the home of the Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry, a position that has...

"Margaret Mead: Human Nature and the Power of Culture," the first major retrospective of the renowned anthropologist's work based on the...

Other institutions represented on the planning committee, which began meeting in the summer of 2001, include Cornell University, the...

As part of the 100th anniversary celebration of CDS, Classification Web will be on display at the Library of Congress booth (#1137) at...

After the war, he established an industrial design firm and for 47 years provided product design, development, engineering, graphics, and...

The American Folklife Center was created by Congress in 1976 and placed at the Library of Congress to "preserve and present American...

The newly-named statewide board of advisors for the New York Center for the Book–a distinguished list of librarians, booksellers,...

Included is Vega’s own “It Hit Home”—a song expressing “feelings, thoughts and observations from someone trying to make sense out of...

The performance includes “The Bravest,” Paxton’s tribute to the heroes of the New York police and fire departments who died on September...

The program is part of the Center for the Book's "Books & Beyond" series of talks about new books based on the Library's collections and...

a finalist for both the Whitbread and the T. S. Eliot awards; and "The Breakage" (1998), a finalist for the Forward Poetry Prize Best...

The afternoon sessions will begin with a congressional keynote by Rep. William Lacy Clay (D-Mo.), who will discuss the "E-Gov" Act of...

And it's all free! Invited to appear at the 2003 National Book Festival are Robert Caro, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Master of the...

The award, which confers a prize of $500, will be presented to the Library by the Western Association of Women Historians at the...