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Leto (33rd century)

Leto was a male Kwejian-Human hybrid who served as a Captain in Starfleet during the 33rd century. He was the son of Cleveland Booker and Michael Burnham and named for Booker's whose death had deeply affected Cleveland. ()
He attended Starfleet Academy. ()
After being promoted to captain, he was set to command his own starship and was worried about his first speech to his crew. 
Leto volunteered to transport his mother from their family home on Sanctuary Four to Federation Headquarters where she was going to take the on its last mission. Along the way, Burnham offered her son some advice based upon her own experiences. ()
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Letter from DC Fontana to Star Trek Fans - August 22, 1972 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In the fall of , Dorothy Fontana sent out a letter for Star Trek fans who were hungry for any shred of information that would indicate a return of their favorite show to TV. A full year before The Animated Series debut, this letter catches everyone up on the latest news, which is to say, there is no news.
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Letter from Franz Joseph - May 14, 1973 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In , Franz Joseph was a retired industrial designer with a daughter who was a huge Star Trek fan. As he learned more about the fandom, he found a good place to use his talents by converting what he saw on screen into technical drawings. That sparked an idea he shared with Gene Roddenberry in 1973. The Trek Files welcomes Karen Schnaubelt, Joseph's daughter, to share the rest of the story.
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Letter from Gene Roddenberry to Dan Madsen - 1991 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:As the 25th anniversary of Star Trek was playing out on big and small screens and in the press, Gene Roddenberry wrote to Dan Madsen, President of the Star Trek Fan Club, to reflect on Treks fandom and influence. Dan joins The Trek Files this week to tell his story of going from fan to professional.
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Letter from Gene Roddenberry to John Pike - September 19, 1986 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:As Star Trek often finds itself in transitional periods, the question always arises: what IS "Star Trek?" In 1986, Gene Roddenberry responded to Paramount Executive John Pike with a letter outlining his concepts for The Next Generation. Now, decades later, we welcome Rod Roddenberry to discuss the parallels of defining Star Trek then and now and striking a balance between the original concept and reinventing for a new audience.
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File:13-02 ST TNG Correspondence John Pike 09-16-86.pdf|Letter from Gene Roddenberry to John Pike, 
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Letter from Gene Roddenberry to Leonard Nimoy - March 1973 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:It's early , and Leonard Nimoy has confirmed his return to the role of Spock for . What Gene Roddenberry has in mind is that the series will serve as a springboard to bring his show to the big screen one day. Nimoy, in reply, sounds dubious. This week on The Trek Files, Gene's letter and Leonard's handwritten reply!
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Letter from Rick Berman to Gene Roddenberry (January 7, 1987) (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Early in their working relationship, Gene Roddenberry presented Rick Berman with a book of Monet's art. The next day, Rick sent a thank-you letter with one important request. Get a glimpse into Gene and Rick in the early development days of with our special guest, Paramount Executive Dave Rossi.
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Letter to Fred Durant - 1972 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:We are thrilled to welcome Margaret Weitekamp, Curator and Department Chair of the , to discuss science fiction's role in the story of space flight. A letter from Gene Roddenberry to Fred Durant, Assistant Director of NASM, underlines the cultural impact of shows like Star Trek and the importance of heroic stories in garnering public support.
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Letter to Gerald Fried - June 5, 1968 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:A correspondence between composer Gerald Fried and Star Trek Producer Bob Justman regarding music for kicks off this week's The Trek Files. We are honored to welcome the talented (and humorous!) Gerald Fried himself to talk about writing music for Star Trek and a myriad of other iconic productions.
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Letter to Wilton Dillon - July 2, 1975 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:One year before the American bicentennial celebration, Gene Roddenberry and Wilton Dillon from the Smithsonian Institution shred a friendly correspondence. We welcome back Margaret Weitekamp – almost fifty years to the day since the "Big E" was shipped from LA to DC – to further discuss the importance of pop-culture in the country's preeminent collection of historical artifacts.
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Letters to Gene Roddenberry and Larry Niven - 1973 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:In a letter to Gene Roddenberry, Dorothy Fontana makes the case for accepting a story from Larry Niven into the production of . In a separate letter to Larry, Dorothy suggests a collaborative approach to bring his story to the small screen. In this episode of The Trek Files, we are thrilled to welcome the award-winning science-fiction novelist Larry Niven himself to share his recollection of working with Dorothy and adapting his story for Star Trek!
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File:13-01 TAS Larry Niven story docs - 1973.pdf|Letters from D.C. Fontana to Roddenberry and Nemecek
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Letters to Star Trek - Gene Roddenberry draft introduction - 1975 (podcast)

== Summary ==
:Star Trek generated huge amounts of fan mail during and after its original run. In , Gene Roddenberry's assistant started compiling a book of that fan mail, "Letters to Star Trek," and asked Gene to write an introduction. In this draft, we learn about one of Treks famous fans, and we can see Gene's hand-written notes.
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Leukocyte

Also known as a white blood cell or white corpuscle, a leukocyte was a type of blood in the immune system that defended the body against infections and other foreign bodies.
In 2155, baby Elizabeth had an elevated white blood cell count and a low grade fever, symptoms of her Vulcan and Human sides in opposition to each other. ()
After the Odan Trill symbiont was implanted in Commander William T. Riker, there was an increase in white blood cells. () 
The leukocytes in Elim Garak's body were altered by his cranial implant, leaving toxins to build up in his body. In 2370, Julian Bashir and Jabara believed they could synthesize Cardassian leukocytes, although not in enough time to save Garak's life. ()
During the final stages of the Teplan blight, production of leukocytes increased. ()
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Leviathan, Part One

Voyager joins a fleet answering a distress call.
== Summary ==
:"Captain's log, stardate 50772.1. In the last few hours, has twice faced, a sight none of us on board would care to see ever again – the Federation battle against the Borg at Wolf 359. It was discovered to be a visual echo of the events of six years ago, generated by a rift in our temporal continuum. Sixteen survivors of that battle emerged from the rift in Federation escape pods, after they locked onto our navigational deflector. Our efforts to keep them in this temporal plane, however were unsuccessful. The rift has reopened."
:"… And now Commander Athena Rand must lead her people off Voyager and back into the temporal void – or else our own ship will be pulled in with them. However, one Voyager crew member has decided to join the survivors – security Lt. Josh Rand, Commander Rand's nephew."
== Background information ==
* There is a one-page recap before the initial double-page spread that was intentionally done. Editor Tim Tuohy explained, "I was a big fan of the Claremont/Byrne X-Men. In those issues they had a page formula of: recap followed usually by a double-page spread. Laurie and I liked this format and wanted to utilize it because there had been some discussion about people not reading the cover recaps." 
=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry 
* Writer: Laurie S. Sutton
* Artists: 
** Jesus Redondo (pencil art)
** Sergio Melia (inking)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos & Virtual Calligraphy (letter art)
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* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Chip Carter (editing assistance, credited as "ringmaster")
** Bob Harras (editor-in-chief)
== Characters ==
; Kathryn Janeway : Voyager captain.
; Chakotay : Voyager exec, a Maquis commander.
; The Doctor : Holographic Voyager CMO.
; Tuvok : Vulcan Voyager tactical officer.
; Tom Paris : Conn of Voyager.
; Harry Kim : Voyager operations officer.
; B'Elanna Torres : Half-Klingon Maquis, Voyager chief engineer.
; Kes : An Ocampa serving as Voyagers de facto nurse
; Neelix : Talaxian jack-of-all-trades serving as Voyager chef and morale officer.
Leviathan, Part Two

Voyager is trapped inside by a plant-ship that mimics Earth's atmosphere.
== Summary ==
:"Captain's log, stardate 50787.3. While helping our new friends, the Elessians, rescue one of their ships trapped on the surface of an immense alien spacecraft, Voyager and the Elessian task force have become trapped as well."
:"I have led an away team inside the Leviathan on a mission to its central command core, and have discovered large artificial ecosystems inhabited by life forms from all over our galaxy – descendants of crews captured by the giant ship. Unless I convince the entity in control to let us go, this will be Voyagers fate as well…"
:"Captain's log, we are utilizing every means possible to loosen the Leviathan's grip on Voyager. It's a daunting task, even with 160 crew members engaged in the work. Some even use their bare hands…"
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=== Creators ===
* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry 
* Writer: Laurie S. Sutton
* Artists: 
** Jesus Redondo (pencil art)
** Sergio Melia (inking)
** Matt Webb (color art)
** Chris Eliopoulos & Virtual Calligraphy (letter art)
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* Editors:
** Tim Tuohy
** Julio Soto
** Chip Carter (editing assistance, credited as "Starfleet Observer")
== Characters ==
; Kathryn Janeway : Voyager captain.
; Chakotay : Voyager exec, a Maquis commander.
; The Doctor : Holographic Voyager CMO.
; Tuvok : Vulcan Voyager tactical officer.
; Tom Paris : Conn of Voyager.
; Harry Kim : Voyager operations officer.
; B'Elanna Torres : Half-Klingon Maquis, Voyager chief engineer.
; Kes : An Ocampa serving as Voyagers de facto nurse
; Neelix : Talaxian jack-of-all-trades serving as Voyager chef and morale officer.
Levinius V

Levinius V was the inhabited fifth planet of its star system. The planet was located somewhere in the Alpha or Beta Quadrant and was in the same section of the galaxy as the Beta Portolan system, Theta Cygni XII, Ingraham B, and Deneva.
In the 21st century, this planet was invaded by flying parasites, which been transported to this planet from the ancient civilizations in the Beta Portolan system. By 2067, the civilization on Levinius V was destroyed in the mass insanity caused by the parasites. The inhabitants transported this parasite over to Theta Cygni XII. ()
In 2328, this planet was home for the Levinius V Transit Complex. ()
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Li-Paz

Li-Paz was a Bajoran member of the Maquis, a former compatriot of Chakotay and B'Elanna Torres who was slaughtered by the Dominion-reinforced Cardassians in 2374. ()
The day after Torres learned the news that all of her Maquis friends were dead, she created the holodeck program "Torres Zeta-1" in which Li-Paz was slaughtered along with three other of her Maquis buddies, Sahreen, Meyer and . The purpose behind this was in order to "feel something," as she otherwise felt nothing at all viewing their dead corpses. ()
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Liaisons (podcast)

== Summary ==
:The Enterprise crew is taking part in a cultural exchange. Two Iyaarans will visit the ship, while Picard visits their homeworld. The Iyaarans on the ship are tough to deal with, but Picard's Iyaaran is worse – mostly because he dies on their trip. Thank goodness for . She loves Picard! After knowing him for 15 minutes. Any chance Picard could hang out with the dead guy? Yes! Find out how when we put in the Mission Log.
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Liam Sullivan

Liam Sullivan was an actor who played Parmen in the third season episode .
Sullivan studied drama at Harvard and moved to New York City after graduation, where he made his television debut in 1949 and his Broadway debut in 1951. In the next four decades, he gained over 120 television credits, including The Twilight Zone episode "The Silence" with Felix Locher and Arthur Tovey).
He also guest-starred on series such as Alfred Hitchcock Presents (with Brian Keith), (with Antoinette Bower), (with Benjie Bancroft and Dick Cherney), (with Abraham Sofaer, Yvonne Craig, David Hurst, Nancy Kovack, Mickey Morton, and Bill Quinn, directed by James Goldstone), (with Meg Wyllie, Garry Walberg, and Hal Lynch, directed by Robert Butler), , , (with Lee Meriwether, Glenn Corbett, Dallas Mitchell, Bob Hoy, and Ed Fury, directed by Larry Dobkin), (with Nancy Kovack, Paul Sorensen, and Jack Donner), (with Nick Borgani, Monty O'Grady, and Arthur Tovey), (with Phillip Pine), (with Branscombe Richmond), (starring Joan Collins, with Peter Mark Richman, Clive Revill, and Robert Hitchcock), (starring Dwight Schultz and Melinda Culea, with Nick Dimitri and Richard Lynch), (starring William Daniels, Norman Lloyd, Ed Begley, Jr. and Christina Pickles, with Kavi Raz and David Ruprecht), (starring Corbin Bernsen, with Mimi Kuzyk, Bibi Besch, Anne Haney, Denise Crosby, and Josh Clark), and (with Morgan Woodward).
Sullivan also appeared in an episode of the 1986 miniseries North and South, Book II, alongside Kirstie Alley, Jonathan Frakes, Mary Crosby, James Read, Jean Simmons, Anthony Zerbe, David Ogden Stiers, William Schallert, Beau Billingslea, and Kurtwood Smith.
His very few feature film roles include (1962, co-starring with Gary Lockwood).
Sullivan died of a heart attack on . ()
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Liana

Liana was a Kantare female and daughter of Ezral and Maya. 
Her father, Ezral, was the chief engineer of the ship which crashed on an unidentified planet following an ion storm in 2129. She was a child when the accident happened – Trip Tucker speculated that she was five or six when the ship crashed, suggesting she was born around 2123. Her father blamed himself for the accident, as he had abandoned his post in engineering in order to save her, reasoning at the time that his team might be able to handle the repair work whereas he knew that Liana would be killed if the ship crashed while she was in their quarters near the bottom of the ship. A holographic crew was eventually created for her companionship in 2131. 
When the crew of landed on the planet, she met them. Liana wanted to know more about the ship and the Humans homeworld even though her father disapproved. She became romantically interested in Commander Tucker. When the crew becomes suspicious of the circumstances of the crash, they were attacked by the holographic Kantare. Liana took the holograms off line and told the crew of her father's ruse. Later, she planned to eventually leave the planet with her father once the holographic crew had got the ship operational, and hoped keenly that she and Trip would meet again. ()
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Liar

A liar, swindler, deceiver, angler was someone who was reputable for telling lies. 
In 2268, the crew of the was forced to once again deal with "Harry" Mudd, a con artist that they had had previous dealings with. These dealings ultimately provided an opportunity to confuse an android, Norman, who had been posing as a member of the ship's crew. Describing Mudd to Norman, James T. Kirk stated, "Everything Harry tells you is a lie. Remember that. Everything Harry tells you is a lie." Mudd then told the android, "Listen to this carefully, Norman. I am lying," trapping the android with a type of paradox and eventually leading to a breakdown due to a flood of illogic. ()
Garth of Izar once said that Marta was "the greatest liar I have ever met," when she claimed to have written a verse from a by William Shakespeare. ()
Vash once told Jean-Luc Picard that the problem with being a well-known liar was that nobody believed her even when she told the truth. ()
In 2368, when Helena Rozhenko told Worf that his son Alexander did not always tell the truth, Worf asked if his son was a liar. She replied that he was a boy and boys sometimes took the wrong path. ()
On the planet , Q was known as the "God of Lies". ()
In 2375, the Doctor created a holographic program of the Cardassian Crell Moset, Medical Consultant Program Beta one. The Doctor wanted him as an expert in exobiology to help him with the case of B'Elanna Torres, who had a cytoplasmic lifeform attached to her. However, Tabor, a Bajoran, recognized Moset as having killed hundreds of people, including members of his own family, having performed experiments on living people. When Moset, unaware of this because of not having been programmed with this knowledge, stated that there must be a mistake, Tabor shouted that he was a liar. () 
Agnes Jurati told Jean-Luc Picard that she was a terrible liar, meaning she was not good at lying. ()
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Liberty (comic)

The women of the academy… in a barroom brawl?! 
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* Based on Star Trek created by Gene Roddenberry
* Writer: Chris Cooper
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** Chris Renaud (pencil art – interior and cover)
** Andy Lanning (inking – interior and cover)
** Jim Novak (letter art)
** Kevin Somers (color art)
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** Bobbie Chase
** Bob Harras (editor in chief)
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:Canon characters listed below are linked to the main article about them. Characters that recurred, appearing or being mentioned in more than one issue, are defined further in Starfleet Academy characters.
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Library

A library was a location where information, usually in books or electronically, was stored and accessible to others. Librarians worked in libraries to assist those with information needs.
The Library of Alexandria and the Bibliotheca Corviniana were two historic examples of vast library collections on Earth. ()
In 2152, Captain Jonathan Archer was taken to 31st century Earth by Crewman , where the two were then trapped due to changes to the timeline. While there, Daniels led Archer into a library (with paper books), to confirm that any trace of the United Federation of Planets had been erased from history. Archer, while looking over the books, noticed one called The Romulan Star Empire, but Daniels made sure he didn't look at it. In Daniels' original timeline, the library contained only electronically stored information and was located on the same street as a monument to the Federation. The lack of information on the Federation caused Daniels to realize that it was Archer's absence from the timeline that created the future they had ended up in. ()
While was serving his sentence mining dilithium on Rura Penthe later that year, he remarked to Captain Archer that he had perhaps spent too much time in the law library and not enough on the battlefield. ()
In the alternate reality 2259, compared John Harrison's having attacked the Kelvin Memorial Archive to bombing a library, and questioned his reasons for doing so, as the information stored there was public record. ()
By 2267, Samuel T. Cogley owned thousands of law books in his library. ()
In 2269, Spock, Doctor McCoy, and Captain Kirk encountered a library on the planet Sarpeidon, run by a Mr. Atoz. ()
Also in 2269, Nyota Uhura found writings by Stavos Keniclius in the library computer. ()
In 2373, the consciousness of Tieran in the body of Kes asked his supporters when ground would be broken on a new library, one of many charitable projects he had planned to try to enhance his reputation with the Ilari people. replied that it would be soon. ()
In 2384, the library's location in the was labeled in the ship's master systems display. ()
In an alternate timeline, where Data held the Lucasian Chair, he met with Jean-Luc Picard and Geordi La Forge in his library at Cambridge University. ()
The term library could also refer to one's own personal collection of books. A copy of The Cosmos A to Z owned by Jonathan Archer had a label inside, inscribed with the words, "From the library of Admiral Johnny Archer". ()
== Types of libraries ==
* Botanical library
* Law library
* Library complex
** Library Computer Access and Retrieval System
* Medical library
* Medical record library
* Station library
* Technical library
== Libraries ==
* The Library of Charles & Serena Wilson
== Library items ==
* Library card
* Library computer
* Library database
* Library program
* Library tape
* Ship's library computer console
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* Bookstore
* Newsstand
* Eternal Gallery and Archive
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Library computer

A library computer, occasionally referred to as ship's library or computer library (of records), was a component in Starfleet ships, that could be crosschecked for information on a variety of topics, including planetary systems, medical information, ship manifests, historical events, and cultural customs. (; ) Even obscure writings might be found in the library computer. () 
Additionally, the library computer might be used to confirm identity. (; )
 had multiple library computers. After a transmitted its knowledge to the ship, all library computers were processing at 20% above maximum. ()
On ships, there was a library-computer station on the bridge. () Sensor readings could be diverted to the ship's library computer for analysis. ()
On ships, library computer access was controlled by Subroutine C-47 of the computer core. () Its library systems could be allocated to Stellar Cartography, which would temporarily bring the library computer offline. () Research logs could be integrated with the library computer. ()
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* Library Computer Access and Retrieval System
* Spacecraft Operating & Management System
* USS Defiant (NCC-1764) library computer
* USS Defiant (NX-74205) library computer
* USS Enterprise library computer
* USS Enterprise-D library computer
* USS Voyager library computer
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