Press Releases 2001

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"Keeping the Home Fires Burning" Exhibit Features American Popular Music During Wartime, 1861-1945 (11/01)

RMS Titanic: A Shipbuilding Legend (10/01)

Lifestory Perspective In Psychiatry An Evening with Dr. Paul R. McHugh (10/01)

"Evenings In The Library" Offer A Rare Chance To View Books (9/01)

Rare Books, Free Appraisals, and Authors to be Featured at the Third Annual Peabody Library Antiquarian Book Fair (9/01)

Rare First Editions, Early Serialized Versions of Books Showcased at the Eisenhower Library (9/01)

Roderer Named Interim Sheridan Director, Dean of Libraries (8/01)

Capital Gains: Economics Classics Exhibit Opens at Johns Hopkins Library (6/01)

Marx Brothers Exhibit opens at Johns Hopkins Library (6/01)

Tom Wolfe to Speak at Johns Hopkins (4/01)

Libraries Awarded $200,000 for Online Course Development (3/01)

"From Gilman to Greatness" (2/01)

Sue Waterman Receives Nijhoff Grant (2/01)

Innovative Technology in Museums and Libraries to be Featured at National Conference and Capitol Hill Reception. (2/01)

Johns Hopkins University Partners With Eduprise, Inc. to Launch Online Courses in Part-Time Programs in Engineering and Applied Sciences (2/01)

Oxford and Johns Hopkins Team To Create Digital Library Program (1/01)

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