Previous Exhibits in the Rotunda
BANNED: Celebrating the Freedom to Read |
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We're celebrating books this month with National Library Week and the LA Times Book Fair... This exhibit is in honor of National Library Week, April 11-17. The week began with a presentation by Ann Symons, president of the ALA on "Libraries, An American Value" in the Powell Building Rotunda. And the month will end with the Los Angeles Times Book Fair on April 24 & 25. For more information about banned and challenged books, check out these sites: American Library Association Office for Intellectual Freedom Banned Books Online The Most Frequently Banned Books in the US in the 1990's |
| Previous Exhibits in the Rotunda |
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| Hidden Treasures: The
UCLA Ethnic Study Center Libraries Exhibited Fall Quarter, Sept-March, 1999 |
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| Off Site: Beyond The Beaten Path Exhibited Sept - Dec 1999 |
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| The 50th Annual Robert B. &
Blanche Campbell Student Book Collection Competition Winners Exhibited May 1-29, 1998 |
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| Wounded Knee II A 25th
Anniversary Rememberance Exhibited April 17-30, 1998. |
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| Cosmochemistry at UCLA The UCLA Collection of Meteorites exhibited March 11-27, 1998. |
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| "A
More Perfect Union Japanese Americans and the United States Constitution," a travelling exhibition for libraries organized by the American Library Association and the National Museum of American History (NMAH) of the Smithsonian Institution. Exhibited October 30 - December 18, 1997. |
Last Updated: June 26, 2006