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How Students View Government Documents

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Thanks to Maria A. Jankowska for pointing out that pictures from the University of Idaho’s Federal Depository Library Centennial celebration are available on Flickr.

According to Maria’s Govdoc-L posting, the celebration included a student poster contest.

Here is the winning poster:

Personally I preferred:

But that’s just a personal preference. Congratulations to U of Idaho for generating creativity.

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