Marie Tharp: Mapping the Ocean Floor | Library of Congress Bud Barton on Bringing Library of Congress IT Up to Date | Library Journal Library of Congress Looks to AI to Help Users Sift Through Its Collections | Wall Street Journal The Original Xbox’s Ambient Audio Was Creepy, But Where Did It Come From? [Video]Continue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 5/12/2025”
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What I’ve Been Reading – 5/5/2025
A Cheese by Any Other Name: The Legal Challenge over “Gruyere” | Law Library of Congress Jamie Raskin’s Year of Grief and Purpose | Washington Post Bots on the Books: Community Colleges Find Fake Students | Government Technology Can you Legally Import a Toucan? No, you Probably Cannot | Law Library of Congress America onContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 5/5/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 4/21/2025
Can the Capitol hold a much bigger House? Yes, here’s how it would look. | Washington Post Alessandro Piccolomini: Guide to the Stars | Library of Congress Frances Glessner Lee and the Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death | Law Library of Congress What Should You Do When the Bear Is Cinnamon? | The New YorkContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 4/21/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 4/14/2025
Talavera Ceramics: At the Intersection of Art, History, and Law in Mexico | Law Library of Congress “Cool Off With Coffee”: Promoting Iced Coffee in Mid-Century America | Library of Congress 5 National Park Destinations That Aren’t Parks | The New York Times How to Preserve Priceless Documents at the National Archives | The NewContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 4/14/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 4/7/2025
The Best Relationship Advice We’ve Gotten So Far This Year | The New York Times After 20 years as Senate chaplain, Barry Black still speaks ‘truth to power | Washington Post Brazil Found the Last Survivors of an Amazon Tribe. Now What? | The New York Times What Is It About Montecito | The NewContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 4/7/2025”
What I’ve Been Reading – 3/24/2025
I Miss Radio | The Bittersweet Weekly Woman, 100, has journaled every day for 90 years: ‘No excuse for me not to’ | Washington Post Surgeon General: We Have Become a Lonely Nation. It’s Time to Fix That. | The New York Times Coffee: “America’s Necessary Drink” | Library of Congress American Folklife Center BeyondContinue reading “What I’ve Been Reading – 3/24/2025”
What I Read Last Week – 4/4/18
Filipino Food Finds a Place in the American Mainstream | New York Times The Myth of Authenticity is Killing Tex-Mex | Eater Investigation Sheds Light on 1966 Disappearance of Louise Pietrewicz| The Suffolk Times The Killer Nanny Novel That Conquered France | The New Yorker How Washington-Area Activists Fought Segregation at Local Libraries | WAMUContinue reading “What I Read Last Week – 4/4/18”
What I Read Last Week – 3/14/18
Happy Pi Day! How the United States Looked Before the EPA | Fortune Thomas Guide Maps: The Rise and Fall of Los Angeles’ Directional Holy Grail | KPCC Best and Worst Fonts for Emails | Business Insider Monica Lewinsky: Emerging from “The House of Gaslight” in the Age of #MeToo | Vanity Fair Can WinterContinue reading “What I Read Last Week – 3/14/18”
