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Orientation to Legal Research: U.S. Case Law

Sep 3·1:00 PM

The Orientation to Legal Research webinar series introduces basic legal sources and research methods. This session focuses on U.S. case law research, including the federal court system, publication of opinions, research methods and how to locate records and briefs.

Study Day: Beethoven as Cultural Phenomenon

Mar 6·9:30 AM

Celebrate Beethoven in the Library’s collections and as a cultural juggernaut. The Library pays tribute to Ludwig van Beethoven with a varied program of events: family films that shaped the idea of Beethoven in two generations of young imaginations, staff lectures on Beethoven treasures from our archives, and a keynote lecture and panel on Beethoven’s portrayal in popular media.

"The World According to John Coltrane"

Apr 1·5:00 PM

"The World According to John Coltrane" examines the life and legacy of the groundbreaking saxophonist, composer and bandleader whose artistic vision reshaped the course of American music. This film is presented in commemoration of John Coltrane at 100.

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