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Posted by: Ellen Terrell
While thinking about a topic for this year’s Labor Day blog post, I was reviewing what we had done in the past and I realized quite a few were labor-related. So I decided that instead of writing something entirely new, a review of previous blog posts would make a good post. A Factory, a …
Posted in: Business, Heritage Months, Holidays, and Today in History
Posted by: Jennifer Harbster
The following is a guest post by Emmy-Award-winning engineer Mark Schubin who is a frequent researcher at the Library of Congress. He has been writing about the intersecting histories of opera and media technology since 1972 and currently serves as engineer-in-charge of the Metropolitan Opera’s Media Department. In October 2011, Mark gave a presentation at the Library …
Posted in: Guest Blog Posts, Inventions
Posted by: Jennifer Harbster
This post features the Library’s ST&B 2013 junior fellow Camron T. Lee from Utah State University. 1. What is your background I was born and raised in Utah. After graduating high school, I spent two years living in Japan and developed a passion for Japanese language, culture, and history. Since returning to the States, I …
Posted in: Five Questions, Military science, Technical Reports and Standards
Posted by: Jennifer Harbster
As summer is winding down and our interns and junior fellows are heading back to school or a new job, the Library is grateful to these students who take time out of their summer break to help with special projects. For the next month we will be highlighting the ST&B interns and junior fellows in …
Posted in: Five Questions
Refined by: (Year) 2013; (Month) August
