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Librarians' Index to the Internet
NEW THIS WEEK for February 17, 2005
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1. ... LII: This Week's Batch, February 17, 2005
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Observe the anniversary of the Japanese-American internment with
sites documenting this time in our history, bid farewell to Arthur
Miller, catch the 411 from the Beeb on Charles and Camilla, then
treat your brain to sites related to fashion, taxes, White House
press passes, Lincoln, and more. In More New This Week , find yet
more fashion sites, catch up on country studies, and much more.
Bon appetit from the LII team: librarian-editors Karen, Wendy,
Jennifer, Maria, Pat, Tom, Charlotte, and Jerry, and our
100-and-change contributors.
http://lii.org/ntw/
http://lii.org?recs=3D020776
Subjects:
* New this week
Created by: kgs
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2. Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum
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Find information about this Springfield, Illinois, complex and its
architecture, a biographical timeline of Lincoln, and related
links. Includes a schedule of events for the official opening and
dedication in April 2005.
http://www.alplm.org/
http://lii.org?recs=3D015174
Subjects:
* Lincoln, Abraham, 1809-1865
* Presidential libraries
* Museums
* Presidents
* People
* LII classic content
Created by: sf
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3. American Playwright Miller Dies
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Feature about the February 2005 death of playwright Arthur Miller.
Provides an obituary, photos, video clips from Miller's plays, a
list of his works, quotes about Miller, and a tribute to Miller by
playwright Harold Pinter. From the British Broadcasting
Corporation (BBC).
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/entertainment/arts/4258065.stm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025020
Subjects:
* Miller, Arthur, 1915-
* Dramatists, American
* Drama
* People
Created by: je
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4. The Arthur Miller Society Official Web Site
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The Web site for this organization presents details about the life
and works of playwright Arthur Miller (1915-2005). Features a
chronology of his life, brief synopses of his works, and links to
related articles and Web sites. Also includes a list of current
productions of Miller's plays (such as "Death of a Salesman" and
"The Crucible") in the United States.
http://www.ibiblio.org/miller/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025018
Subjects:
* Miller, Arthur, 1915-
* Dramatists, American
* Drama
* People
Created by: je
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5. Auschwitz: Inside the Nazi State
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"A chronological exploration of the largest mass murder site in
history." This companion site to the Public Broadcasting Service
(PBS) production provides an excellent overview of concentration
camps in general and Auschwitz in particular. Includes the
evolution of the camp, interactive maps, transcripts of interviews
with scholars, testimony of victims and perpetrators, and a video
installation.
http://www.pbs.org/auschwitz/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025037
Subjects:
* World War, 1939-1945
* Auschwitz (Concentration camp)
* Concentration camps
Created by: smb
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6. Best Dressed: 250 Years of Style
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Companion to an exhibit highlighting items from the collection of
the Philadelphia Museum of Art, including "regional dress;
18th-century and early 19th-century high-style from Europe and the
United States; a selection of important late 19th-century gowns
designed by great Parisian couturiers, ... works by renowned
20th-century fashion designers" and more. Also include
behind-the-scenes images from the exhibit preparation.
http://www.philamuseum.org/exhibitions/exhibits/best/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025024
Subjects:
* Fashion
* Fashion design
* Women's clothing
Created by: je
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7. Broadway: The American Musical
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Companion to a Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) "documentary
series that chronicles the Broadway musical throughout the 20th
century and explores the evolution of this uniquely American art
form." Features essays on the history of the Broadway musical, a
musical theater timeline, information about popular musicals, and
profiles of performers, choreographers, directors, and other
individuals. Includes trivia, lesson plans, and related resources.
http://www.pbs.org/wnet/broadway/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024995
Subjects:
* Musicals
* Musical theater
* Theater
Created by: sf
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8. Community Supported Agriculture (CSA)
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Resources about CSA, which "consists of a community of individuals
who pledge support to a farm operation so that the farmland
becomes ... the community's farm, with the growers and consumers
providing mutual support." The site includes a description of CSA,
a list of CSA farms in the United States, and links to information
related to CSA and sustainable agriculture. From the Alternative
Farming Systems Information Center.
http://www.nal.usda.gov/afsic/csa/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024966
Subjects:
* Farm produce
* Agriculture
Created by: dlm
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9. Education, Careers, and Outreach in Toxicology and Environmental
Health
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Collection of resources on toxicology and environmental health for
those interested in careers in these fields. The site covers
education, career options, continuing education, accreditation
boards, and professional societies. Also includes resources for
K-12 education and links to international organizations. From the
National Library of Medicine.
http://sis.nlm.nih.gov/Tox/edcotox.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D024967
Subjects:
* Environmental health
* Toxicology
* Professional education
* Professional associations
Created by: bb
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10. Fashion Week in New York City
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This September 2003 radio program series "follows a young designer
as she prepares a show alongside the biggest names in the
business, explores what goes into making great music for models to
parade to, reveals the secrets behind fashion trends, looks at why
designs aren't protected by copyright laws, and checks out what it
really means to be well-heeled." Includes audio, images, and
stories. From National Public Radio (NPR).
http://www.npr.org/programs/morning/features/2003/sept/fashion/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025006
Subjects:
* Fashion
* Fashion shows
* Fashion designers
* Clothing trade
Created by: mcb
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11. FIDM Zine
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This online magazine from the Fashion Institute of Design and
Merchandising (California) features style reports, "Ask the
Fashion Girl," a calendar of fashion events, and book, magazine,
and Web site reviews. Also includes links to news and
fashion-related Web sites.
http://www.fidm.com/Common/zinemain.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D025028
Subjects:
* Fashion design
* Fashion merchandising
Created by: je
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12. Guillotine Headquarters
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Information about the guillotine, which was named after Dr.
Joseph-Ignace Guillotin, who proposed "that mechanical
decapitation be used to replace older more crude forms of
execution." The site features a timeline of this device, best
remembered for its role in the French Revolution. Includes
pictures, lists of people associated with this machine,
descriptions of the mechanics involved, and animations. From an
enthusiast.
http://www.metaphor.dk/guillotine/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024960
Subjects:
* Guillotine
* Executions and executioners
Created by: smb
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13. History of the US Income Tax
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"If, in the midst of sorting receipts and studying the latest
changes in the US income tax laws, you suddenly wonder 'What is
the origin this annual ritual in the weeks leading up to April
15th?' here are some places you can go for answers." Features
links to information from the Internal Revenue Service and other
resources, images from Library of Congress collections, and
reading suggestions. From Ellen Terrell, Library of Congress
Business Reference Services.
http://www.loc.gov/rr/business/hottopic/irs_history.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D025033
Subjects:
* Income tax
Created by: je
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14. Ian's Shoelace Site
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"How many possible ways are there to lace an average shoe?" The
author presents nearly two dozen methods he considers "worthy of
devoting the time required to create instructions" Includes
illustrations, and information about shoelace knots, aiglet ("the
plastic or metal sleeves at the ends of shoelaces") repair, and
shoelace length formulas.
http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024904
Subjects:
* Knots and splices
* Shoelaces
Created by: wh
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15. In Depth: Charles & Camilla
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British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) coverage of the April 2005
marriage of Prince Charles of England to Camilla Parker Bowles. It
features articles on the reactions of Queen Elizabeth, the Church
of England, the British government, and the public. It also
includes background on the controversy, the family connections
that link Prince Charles and Camilla, title changes, photos, and
profiles of the couple.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/in_depth/uk/2005/charles_and_camilla/default.stm
http://lii.org?recs=3D024963
Subjects:
* Charles, Prince of Wales, 1948-
* Parker Bowles, Camilla
* People
Created by: jh
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16. Library Resources for Communication Studies
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"This web site is a springboard that librarians, students, and
researchers can use to find information in the area of
communication studies. It is not exhaustive, rather it includes
the core or primary resources within each category presented."
Browse by major category. Sites selected and maintained by
communication studies librarians serving as members of the
Association of College and Research Libraries (ACRL).
http://www.lib.washington.edu/subject/communications/lrcs/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025043
Subjects:
* Mass media
* Communication
Created by: kgs
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17. The Musical Instrument Makers Forum
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A well-managed hobbyist site, with user forums, for "acoustic
guitar building, electric guitar making, archtop guitar building,
violin making, dulcimer making, mandolin building, banjo building,
or any other type of lutherie; pickup winding and rewinding; drum
making; flute and recorder making and repair; brass instrument
building and repair; and more."
http://www.mimf.com/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025040
Subjects:
* Musical instruments
Created by: kgs
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18. National Landslide Information Center
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This site provides a FAQ, maps, fact sheets, and related documents
about landslides and their causes (such as heavy rain). Provides
information on significant landslide events in the United States,
and current projects. Includes state and local information, images
and publications, a searchable bibliographic database, information
for teachers and students, and more. From the United States
Geological Survey (USGS).
http://landslides.usgs.gov/html_files/nlicsun.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D024623
Subjects:
* Landslides
* Mudflows
* Debris avalanches
Created by: cdt
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19. National Priorities Project Database
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This database "offers state data on socio-economic needs and
federal expenditures, and allows you to create customized tables,
graphs and reports. The database is free of charge, although after
your first visit you will be asked to register." Much of the
information goes back to 1983. From the National Priorities
Project, a nonpartisan education organization whose mission is "to
educate the public on the impacts of federal tax and spending
policies at the community level."
http://database.nationalpriorities.org
http://lii.org?recs=3D024957
Subjects:
* United States
* Finance, Public
* Taxation
Created by: kgs
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20. Overview of Careers in Fashion Marketing & Merchandising
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Occupational outlook for careers in the fashion field, covering
education, specializations, skills, and earnings. Although this
site includes some information specific to Virginia residents,
much of the information is of general interest. Provides related
links. From the University of Virginia.
http://www3.ccps.virginia.edu/career_prospects/briefs/P-S/SummaryMarketFash.=
html
http://lii.org?recs=3D025027
Subjects:
* Clothing trade
* Fashion merchandising
* Fashion
Created by: je
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21. Palaeography: Reading Old Handwriting, 1500-1800: A Practical Online
Tutorial
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"Palaeography is the study of old handwriting. This web tutorial
will help you learn to read the handwriting found in documents
written in English between 1500 and 1800." Practice documents
include wills, petitions, estate inventories, and fun material
such as "Recipe for mince pies. Early 17th century." From the
National Archives (Surrey, United Kingdom) in partnership with
University College London.
http://www.nationalarchives.gov.uk/palaeography/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024998
Subjects:
* English language
* Paleography
Created by: sf
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22. Reforming Fashion, 1850-1914: Politics, Health, and Art
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This site is a companion to an exhibition "about the women's dress
reform movement of the late 19th and early 20th century." During
this time a growing number of people began to believe that women's
clothing, which included bustles and corsets, was harmful to
women's health. "Solutions promoted by the dress reformers
included trousers, reform underwear, and artistic dress." The site
features illustrated comments. From The Ohio State University.
http://costume.osu.edu/Reforming_Fashion/reformdress.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025042
Subjects:
* Clothing and dress
* Women
* Women's clothing
Created by: mcb
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23. Remembrances: American Playwright Arthur Miller Dies at 89
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Series of National Public Radio (NPR) stories on playwright Arthur
Miller, who died in February 2005. Features tributes, pieces on
Miller's works (such as "The Crucible" and "Death of a Salesman"),
and related stories. Includes related Web links.
http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=3D4495305
http://lii.org?recs=3D025021
Subjects:
* Miller, Arthur, 1915-
* Dramatists, American
* Drama
* People
Created by: je
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24. Royalty.nu: The British Royal Family
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This site features an annotated bibliography of books and DVDs
about the Windsors. Topics include individual family members, the
pros and cons of monarchy, scandals, and titles, rite and
ceremonies. The site also includes a brief overview of the family
and the order of succession, and links to related sites. From a
royalty and book enthusiast, who notes that the site is intended
as a starting place "for teens and adults only."
http://www.royalty.nu/Europe/England/Windsor/
http://lii.org?recs=3D024964
Subjects:
* Great Britain
* Windsor, House of
Created by: jh
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25. Scribbling Women
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This project "dramatizes stories by American women writers for
national radio broadcast. This site provides classroom resources
for teaching the rich tradition of American literature by women."
The site features audio of the plays, which have been adapted from
stories by authors such as Zora Neale Hurston, Kate Chopin, and
Charlotte Perkins Gilman. Registration (free) required to access
lesson plans and related teaching material.
http://www.scribblingwomen.org
http://lii.org?recs=3D025002
Subjects:
* Short stories
* American literature
* Radio plays
* Radio programs
Created by: mcb
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26. Special Exhibits: From the Roof: Christo and Jeanne-Claude's "The
Gates" in Central Park
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"'The Gates' is presented in Central Park [in New York] for 16
days, through February 27 [2005]. ... The monumental project ...
consists of 7,500 saffron-colored vinyl gates (each 16 feet in
height and hung with saffron fabric panels) placed at 12-foot
intervals over 23 miles of pedestrian walkways that lace the
park." The site features images "documenting the evolution of the
project" and images of the installation. From the Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
http://www.metmuseum.org/special/se_event.asp?OccurrenceId=3D{529E08FC-B2FA-=
4F70-AAB0-51AFD262EAE3}
http://lii.org?recs=3D025029
Subjects:
* Christo, 1935-
* Jeanne-Claude, 1935-
* Artists
* Conceptual art
* Installations (Art)
* People
Created by: mcb
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27. The Spectacular Female Body: Dress, Fashion and Modernity in
Victorian Women's Magazines
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A series of illustrated essays on the reform of women's dress in
the 19th century. Includes information about the Rational Dress
Society, the health risks of wearing a corset, and Amelia
Bloomer's advocacy of trousers for women. From the Fathom
Knowledge Network, provided by Columbia University.
http://www.fathom.com/course/21701733/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025041
Subjects:
* Women's clothing
* Fashion
* Victoriana
Created by: mcb
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28. Standardization of Women's Clothing
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This online exhibit discusses how "between 1949-1952 the National
Bureau of Standards (NBS, now NIST) conducted a comprehensive
study of women's body measurements to develop a sizing standard
for women's ready-to-wear clothing." This standard was withdrawn
in 1983. Includes comments on sizing and vanity (as the average
woman's body was changing shape, "manufacturers began selling
bigger clothes labeled with smaller size numbers") and recent
developments. From the National Institute of Standards and
Technology (NIST).
http://museum.nist.gov/exhibits/apparel/index.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D025008
Subjects:
* Women's clothing
* Clothing and dress measurements
Created by: mcb
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29. Suffering Under a Great Injustice: Ansel Adams's Photographs of
Japanese American Internment at Manzanar
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In 1943, Ansel Adams documented the Manzanar War Relocation Center
in California and the Japanese Americans interned there. This site
provides side-by-side digital scans of both Adams' 242 original
negatives and his 209 photographic prints, collection highlights,
Adams' book "Born Free and Equal," a selected bibliography, and a
chronology of Adams' life. From the American Memory Project of the
Library of Congress.
http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/aamhtml/
http://lii.org?recs=3D012058
Subjects:
* Adams, Ansel, 1902-
* Manzanar War Relocation Center
* Japanese Americans
* World War, 1939-1945
* LII classic content
Created by: nbh
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30. Tax Day ... By All the Top Cartoonists!
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Collection of tax-themed cartoons appearing in a variety of
national newspapers and other publications. Cartoons can be sent
as e-mail greetings. From Daryl Cagle's Professional Cartoonists
Index.
http://cagle.slate.msn.com/news/Taxes/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025031
Subjects:
* Taxation
* Editorial cartoons
* Tax Time
Created by: je
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31. The Time Is Now!: The State of AIDS in Black America
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Explains "the public care and treatment system that policymakers
and activists worked together to create ... explaining how that
system works and walking readers through the challenges it now
faces. The report then highlights the most pressing prevention
challenges for the Black community. It identifies the recurring
barriers to stopping HIV's spread ... and discusses how political
factors ... have frustrated the search for solutions." Opens
directly into a PDF file.
http://www.blackaids.org/State%20of%20AIDS%20in%20Black%20America.pdf
http://lii.org?recs=3D024909
Subjects:
* AIDS (Disease)
* HIV infections
* African Americans
Created by: wh
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32. Top 10 Most Underreported Humanitarian Stories of 2004
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Doctors Without Borders/M=E9decins Sans Fronti=E8res (MSF) presents
its seventh annual report on humanitarian crisis. The 2004 list
includes the rising incidence of tuberculosis in developing
countries, hunger in Ethiopia, and the effects (including hunger,
disease, and displacement of people) of continuing or past
conflicts in Uganda, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Colombia,
Somalia, Chechnya, Burundi, North Korea, and Liberia. The Web site
also archives the past six reports.
http://www.doctorswithoutborders.org/publications/reports/2005/top10.html
http://lii.org?recs=3D024970
Subjects:
* Human rights
Created by: mg
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33. United States Senate Daily Press Gallery
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"The press gallery provides credentials and workspace for bona
fide print journalists who cover the Congress. The Superintendent,
under the direction of the Standing Committee of Correspondents,
supervises the gallery staff to facilitate the coverage by
reporters of Congressional activity." This site provides details
about the procedure for obtaining media credentials for
Congressional coverage, lists of member news agencies, and links
to other Congressional information.
http://www.senate.gov/galleries/daily/
http://lii.org?recs=3D025012
Subjects:
* Reporters and reporting
* Journalists
* United States. Congress. Senate
Created by: je
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34. The War Relocation Centers of World War II: When Fear Was Stronger
than Justice
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A lesson plan designed to study the U.S. government's confinement
of people of Japanese ancestry to relocation centers during World
War II. Resources include maps, readings, photographs and layouts
of the Manzanar (California) and Rowher (Arkansas) camps,
activities, and links to related Web sites. From the U.S. National
Park Service program, Teaching with Historic Places.
http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/89manzanar/89manzanar.htm
http://lii.org?recs=3D014788
Subjects:
* Japanese Americans
* World War, 1939-1945
* Historic sites
* Manzanar War Relocation Center
* Rowher, Ark. Relocation Center
* LII classic content
Created by: mg
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35. WH's Scott McClellan Says He Knew 'Gannon' Was Guckert
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This article discusses the questions surrounding former White
House correspondent James Guckert (also known as Jeff Gannon, of
Talon News). It provides excerpts from a February 2005 press
briefing where White House Press Secretary Scott McClellan answers
questions about Guckert, press credential requirements, and the
role of the press secretary. Provides links to related articles.
From the newspaper industry journal Editor & Publisher.
http://www.editorandpublisher.com/eandp/news/article_display.jsp?vnu_content=
_id=3D1000798395
http://lii.org?recs=3D025013
Subjects:
* Reporters and reporting
* Identification cards
* Presidential press secretaries
Created by: je
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36. Works of Art: The Costume Institute
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"The world-renowned Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum
[in New York] possesses more than 75,000 costumes and accessories
from seven centuries and five continents." This site provides a
brief overview of the collection and images of 50 specially
selected items. Also includes images and information about
exhibits on topics such as fashion and furniture in the 18th
century, rock-and-roll style, and "Extreme Beauty: The Body
Transformed" (about items such as corsets, bustles, and lotus
shoes).
http://www.metmuseum.org/Works_Of_Art/department.asp?dep=3D8
http://lii.org?recs=3D025025
Subjects:
* Costume museums
* Costume
* Clothing and dress
* Museums
Created by: mcb
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37. Yizkor (Holocaust Memorial) Books
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Yizkor books list Jews who died for their beliefs. This is a
digitized collection of Yizkor books from the Dorot Jewish
Division of New York Public Library (NYPL), listing those from
Eastern European communities who were killed during the Holocaust.
Users may download an optional plug-in that enlarges the text. The
site also provides introductory material about the history of the
Yizkor book and links to other major collections.
http://www.nypl.org/research/chss/jws/yizkorbooks_intro.cfm
http://lii.org?recs=3D024968
Subjects:
* Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945)
* Memorial books (Holocaust)
* Jews
Created by: bb
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