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| Songwriter Janice Kapp Perry to get Lifetime Achievement Award |
| "I hope it doesn't mean my life is over,"
Janice Kapp Perry joked, but she is also deeply touched to be
receiving the 2001 Lifetime Achievement Award for her many
contributions to LDS music, which will be presented as part of the
Faith Centered Music Association's Pearl Awards. "To do something you
love and to be recognized by your peers is a sweet feeling." |
| LDS Man's Printing Museum Features Replica of Book of Mormon Press |
| If you are looking for a historical jaunt through 500 years
of the printed word, you have no farther to go than Crandall's Historical
Printing Museum in Provo, Utah. Louis Crandall, formerly knows as Arizona's
Walt Disney, is having fun sharing his literary treasures with college
professors, students and hundreds of school kids and boy scouts. Crandall's
museum pays homage to three major events that he believes brought the world
out of the Dark Ages. |
| Kenny Kemp Signs Three Book Deal with HarperCollins |
| Kenny Kemp, author of Dad Was A Carpenter, has
been signed to a significant three-book deal with HarperSanFrancisco,
the inspirational imprint of HarperCollins Publishers, the world's
largest English language publisher. |
| Humor Theme of New Issue of Irreantum |
| With a special emphasis on Mormon humor, the spring
2001 issue of IRREANTUM, the literary quarterly published by the
Association for Mormon Letters (AML), is now available. Information
on IRREANTUM and the AML follows the complete table of contents for
the spring 2001 issue. |
| Mormon History Association honors BYU professors |
| Three Brigham Young University professors' comprehensive
bibliography of Mormon history was recognized at the Mormon History
Association's (MHA) annual conference in May. Ron Walker, a professor of
history; David Whitaker, BYU's Americana collection curator in the Lee
Library; and James Allen, professor emeritus of history, were honored for
their work with "Studies in Mormon History." |
| 'Brigham Young' focus of Lee Library exhibit |
| During July and August, the L. Tom Perry Special Collections
of the Harold B. Lee Library at Brigham Young University will present an
exhibit of materials related to the second president of The Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints. |
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