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LSU Approved Fonts The LSU Approved Fonts are: Arial, Arial Narrow, Meta, Museo, Roboto, and Whitney. Arial is the easiest to read as a body text. Meta and Arial are well suited for electronic materials, such as web sites and PowerPoint. Examples of Approved LSU Fonts: Additional Support Visit the Office of...
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General Information LOUIS: The Louisiana Library Network combines the resources of Louisiana's public and private academic libraries, along with a centralized support staff located on the LSU campus, to produce a dynamic library consortium. The central support staff, commonly referred to as "LOUIS," provides many services to consortium members such as library automation, a union...
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To View More Information about the Louisiana Frontpages through DLNP: 1. Navigate to the Digitizing Louisiana Newspapers Project web page. 2. Locate the DLNP Resources section on the left side of the screen, and select Louisiana Frontpages. 3. You will be directed to the Louisiana Frontpages window, which will give you a background of Louisiana's frontpage...
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The Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections (LLMVC) documents the history and culture of this region. The largest accumulation of materials on Louisiana and the lower Mississippi Valley in existence, LLMVC includes a comprehensive collection of books, periodicals, maps, prints, pamphlets, Louisiana state documents, microfilm of Louisiana newspapers, historical manuscripts and...
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The Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections (LLMVC) is a comprehensive research collection comprised of materials in all formats dedicated to recording the history and culture of the Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley. Included are archival and manuscript collections totaling more than 5000 discreet collections and including over 10 million items. While we do hold some...
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The McIlhenny Natural History Collection was begun by Edward Avery McIlhenny (1872-1949), scion of the prominent Louisiana family which since 1868 has produced the world-famous Tabasco hot pepper sauce. To Access the E. A. McIlhenny Natural History Collection through the LSU Special Collections: 1. Navigate to the LSU Special Collections Library web page. 2. Under the ...
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The Louisiana Public Document Depository Program was established in 1948 to provide the citizens of Louisiana with access to information published by the state government. All state agencies are legally obligated to provide copies of their publications for distribution to the depository libraries, which are located throughout Louisiana. LSU’s Hill Memorial Library is one of three historical...
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Accessing the Special Collections Related Links: 1. Navigate to the LSU Libraries Special Collections web page. 2. Under the Research drop down at the top of the window, click Related Links . 3. The available Related Links will be on the next page. Resources include Local and Regional Interest , Libraries & Archives of Interest , and Other Links ....
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The LSU Libraries Special Collections duplication services support research, teaching, scholarship, publication, and artistic production involving the use of our physical and digital collections. While LSU owns the objects in our collections, we do not own copyright to these materials, except where it has been explicitly transferred to the university. To Access LSU Special Collections...
Article Id: 19162

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