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• Twitter Hashtag  #OAH2014
• Day 1: Thursday April 10
• Day 2:  Friday April 11
• Day 3:  Saturday April 12
• Day 4:  Sunday April 13

News

• The New President of the OAH Explains Why Next Year's Convention Is About Taboos
• Can You Really Design an OAH Meeting that Makes Everybody Happy? An Interview with Rosemarie Zagarri
• How Come HNN's Not Videotaping Sessions This Year?
• OAH 2014:  Get Ready! 
• Alan Kraut's OAH presidential address is now online -- How immigrants crafted a new identity

Panels

• 1964 at 50: Remembering the Mississippi Summer Project
• Is Blogging Scholarship?

Interviews

• Why Every Teacher Should Require Students to Memorize the Opening Lines of the 14th Amendment:  An Interview with Linda Kerber
• Why It's Time to Stop Complaining about Politicians Spinning Us:  An Interview with David Greenberg
• I Think Hillary's Going to Run:  An Interview with William Chafe
• The Tea Party's Weird Ideas About the Original Tea Party:  An Interview with Ron Formisano
• What's New in Postwar US Political History:  An Interview with Matthew Lassiter
• The State of Pop Culture History:  Interview with Jefferson Cowie
• Immigration and Ethnic History:  State of the Field:  Interview with Vicki Ruiz
• Historians Against Slavery? Interview with Randall Miller
• A Visit to Atlanta's National Center for Civil and Human Rights:  An Interview with Maureen Nutting
• The Nixon Administration's Better Approach to Drug Rehabilitation:  Interview with Claire Clark
• Americans Turned Against Taxes Because Taxes Were Unfair:  Interview with Joshua Mound
• Why Obama's Not Accomplishing as Much as LBJ:  Interview with Julian Zelizer
• Goldwater and LBJ Weren't as Different as You Think:  Interview with Lily Geismer
• Our One-Sided Arguments About Taxes:  Interview with Nancy MacLean 
• Why We Stopped Believing in Big Corporations:  Interview with Louis Hyman
• The Overlooked Issue of 1964? Gender! :  Interview with Robert Self