New LCSH!

This post is the opinion of Netanel Ganin and is in no way to be construed as an official communication from any section of any institution. 

As always — check out the full approved list, and be sure to read through the newest tentative list and to send feedback to LC! Your feedback matters, as PSD says:

“Each Tentative List includes an email address to which comments on the proposals may be submitted. PSD accepts comments from LC and SACO catalogers, other library and archive professionals, lawmakers, and members of the general public. The comment period lasts approximately one month, beginning with the publication of the Tentative List and continuing until the closing date indicated on the list.”

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Albanians (Ancient)

plausible

 

Copley Square (Boston, Mass.)

During those cold Boston months, the heat lamps under the awning of the Copley Square hotel are a lifesaver

 

Diseases in the theater

Spoiler alert for whoever plays Condola Rashād’s character

 

Eco clubs

Help the gulf

 

Extrasolar planets–Orbits

I bet the locals call it something snappier than HD76920b

 

Fishes–Heavy metal content

definitely a bass

 

Invisibility–Religious aspects

May Her Holy Hooves Never Be Shod

 

Language and languages in advertising

Okay, I admit that calling this an advertisement is generous

 

Liminality in music

I like to imagine they just filmed themselves running around the glades

Lone twins

The least Jewish movie about a Dybbuk I’ve ever seen [also has a lone twin tho]

Long-distance relationships in motion pictures

There’s prolly a longer-distance relationship than Earth-Mars in a movie, but that’s pretty far

 

Military parades

Mouth in literature

I assume LCSH would use “Mouth in literature” for “No mouth in literature”

 

Snails in art

Parpar nehmad was a big part of my childhood, and the shablul was obvi the best

 

Tissue culture–Religious aspects

Easy A!

 

Urination in art

This is what happens when you don’t license your characters, Bill!

 

Weasels as pets

hot tip: weasels do not make good pets, despite this vid

Women in science on television

I know I already used this, but it’s too good not to use again.

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