What's New - March 19, 2001

March 19, 2001

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Archaeology Creative Applications Diversity Sources Electronic Texts, Books and Zines Genealogy General Guides Geography/Economics Government/Politics General History Sources Some Non-Western History Sites Western Europe/Russia Some American History Sources Humanities/Art K-12 Resources Kids and Students Parents News and Current Events Media Literacy Religion, Ethics and Philosophy Research and Critical Thinking Resources For Writers

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Archaeology

Dig it! - A Virtual Archeology Exploration of the Maya, Aztec, and Inca World
What Can We Learn From Artifacts?
American Journal of Archaeology
Current Archaeology - Britain's favourite archaeological magazine
Space Archaeology
Satellites Explore the Hidden Wonders of Egypt.
Internet Archaeology - Electronic Journal - Home Page
Saskatchewan Archaeology
National Anthropological Archives Home Page
Human Studies Film Archive, an archives of historical and contemporary anthropological materials that document the world's cultures and the history of the discipline. "The collections include the Smithsonian's earliest attempts to document North American Indian cultures (begun in 1846 under Joseph Henry) and the research reports and records of the Bureau of American Ethnology (1879-1964), the U.S. National Museum's Division of Ethnology, its Division of Physical Anthropology, and River Basin Survey archaeolog."
Web exhibits include: Camping With the Sioux, Fieldwork Diary of Alice Cunningham Fletcher, Henry Wood Elliot, An American Artist in Alaska, Selections from the Field Journal of William Duncan Strong (Honduras, 1933), Canela Body Adornment, Photographs from the William H. Crocker Collection, Kiowa Drawings, Tichkematse - A Cheyenne at the Smithsonian.
PublicAnthropology @ BSU
Summer Archaeology Program
"During a four week summer program at the North Windham Elementary School, 47 fourth grade students participated in a series of archaeological exercises. These exercises were designed to provide instruction in the methods and techniques archaeologists use to locate and excavate sites."
World Archaeological Congress

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Creative Applications
Smithsonian Magazine: Explore Art, Science and History

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Diversity Sources
Jewish Women's Archive Home
Multimedia exhibit on Emma Lazarus, Hannah Solomon, Justine Wise, Molly Picon, Lillian Wald, and Rebecca Gratz.
The Nunavik
Nunavik Inuit Art Collection, The Region of Nunavik, and The Avataq Cultural Institute.
Reading/Diversity in 1st Grade
Aspectos Culturales
American Indians and the Digital Divide
OH CANADA Homepage
Information on the Internet which defines and exposes Canada and Canadians -- our multicultural fabric, our history, our symbols and our values.
Welcome to the Noiseways Project
Pictures and sound recordings from each location in New York City.
Jewish Museum San Francisco
KIDSNET Guides for Educators: BOYS WILL BE BOYS

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Electronic Texts, Books and Zines
The New Yorker: NewYorker.com
Beyond Hypertext: Novels With Interactive Animation
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Genealogy
Personal Heritage - Tools for Sharing Your Heritage
virtualitalia.com - genealogy - images from our past
"Some of the most important clues to our family's ancestry lie in the photos that were left behind. The faces, their expressions, the clothing worn, and much more can give us clues to our past."
Where I Come From
Third through fifth graders "...take research into their heritage beyond the construction of a family tree, traveling through cyberspace to discover what is going on in their ancestral homelands today."

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General Guides
Social Studies Links

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Geography/Economics
Geography.com.sg -- the Online Resource for Geography students
Terrain Sciences, Geological Survey of Canada
EarthNet
Gary's Geographical Gnome
Be sure to view the lower portion of the page for the Research Realms.
Libaries' Services of SUB and UBF
"The Meteorological Service of Canada is Canada's source for meteorological information. The Service monitors water quantities, provides information and conducts research on climate, atmospheric science, air quality, ice and other environmental issues, making it an important source of expertise in these areas."
Meteorological Service of Canada
Canadian Geographic Geomaps
Offering some very interesting articles from past issues of Canadian Geographic magazine.
National Atlas of Canada Online - English

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Government/Politics
Comparative Lessons for Democracy - Introduction
A Collaborative Effort of Educators from the Czech Republic, Hungary, Latvia, Poland, Russia, and the United States.
Mankato Public Achievement Page
Students.Gov - Student Gateway to the U.S. Government
Houses of Parliament Home Page
Civics Online - [Re]Envisioning the Democratic Community
"Civics Online is a collaborative, online project providing a rich array of primary sources, professional development tools, and interactive activities to help in the teaching of civics." Read the introduction first, as it provides a quick outline of the student and teacher resources at the site.
EconEdLink | EconomicsMinute
The Mystery of the Voters Who Don't Vote.

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General History Sources

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Some Non-Western History Sites
Enlace Online Book Store
PBS - Secrets of the Pharaohs: home
k-12 East Asian Resources at University of Kansas
World History for All of Us
Photographs of the British Army in India 100 years ago
In My Other Life
Find out what it might feel like to grow up in an Asian, African, or Latin American country.
LADB: RetaNet: Resources for Teaching about the Americas
Center for Latin America - National Resources
Exposiciones-Museo de Arte Moderno
Africa: Cradle of Civilization
"We unveil the true essence of Africa from the beginnings of humanity to the rise and fall of its great civilizations. This site covers the issues, the events, and topics concerning Africa today and in the past."
Wonders of the African World - Classroom
With links to other lessons in the series: Lesson Plans on: Black Kingdoms of the Nile, The Swahili Coast, Slave Kingdoms, The Holy Land, Road to Timbuktu, Lost Cities of the South.
Welcome to ThingsAsian
Brooklyn College Core 9: Chinese Culture Page
CMCC - India, The Living Arts
TOC: The Village, The Banyan Tree, The Arts of Offering, Clay, Brass, The Arts of Light, The Arts of Performances, The Ramayana, The Mahabharata, The Arts of Wood, The Arts of Cloth, Kantha, Kalamkari, The Arts of Tribal Peoples, The Todas, The Warlis, The Gonds, The Nagas, The Arts of Pilgrimage, Nathdwara, Puri, Tirupati, Kalighat, The Court, The Arts of Music and Dance, The Arts of Power, The Arts of Love, The Arts of Devotion Bronze, The Arts of Devotion Stone, The City, Contemporary Art, The Arts of Reproduction, The Arts of Explosion.
The Story of Africa| BBC World Service
"Africa's top historians take a fresh look at the events and characters that have shaped the continent from the origins of humankind to the end of South African apartheid. See the rise and fall of empires and kingdoms, experience the power of religion, the injustices of slavery, and chart the expansion of trade between Africa and other continents. Hear what it was like to live under colonialism, follow the struggle against it, and celebrate the achievement of independence."
Welcome to the Middle East Institute
worldciv1
World History Syllabus - An Entire Course Shortened Version
Discovery Civilizations Channel
Discovery Civilizations Channel -- TV Listings
History of Islam
Mint Museum of Art | Collections
Dig it! - A Virtual Archeology Exploration of the Maya, Aztec, and Inca World
Flowers of Silk and Gold: Four Centuries of Ottoman Embroidery
Textile Museum Exhibitions
A Calligrapher's Art: Inscribed Cotton Ikat from Yemen
7000 YEARS OF PERSIAN ART
Kunsthistorisches Museum Wien: |The Vienna Kunsthistorisches Museum|Special Exhibitions|
Strokes of Genius - Contemporary Iraqi Art

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Western Europe/Russia
The Battle of Britain - 1940 / Aircraft of the Battle of Britain - Hurricane
If you have RealAudio, you can listen to the actual sounds of flight.
Last Expression
A "...forum to explore the roles, functions, meanings and making of art in the Nazi concentration camps of World War II, focusing on the notorious site of Auschwitz-Birkenau."
VERULAMIUM Roman City at St Albans
Argument in an Athenian Jail: Socrates and the Law
From a collection of Home Lesson Plans. "This lesson focuses on the Crito, in which Socrates argues against the idea that he should escape the penalty of death imposed on him by Athens, laying the groundwork for future debates over the rights of the individual and the rule of law. Students read the dialogue and analyze its arguments in class discussion, extending the dialogue by adding themselves to it.."
Russian Folklore Expedition Home
HyperWar: World War II on the World Wide Web
The Battle for Stalingrad - Overview
Schools History - History lessons, activities and resources online
SchoolHistory.co.uk - online history lessons, worksheets, quizzes and links.
Core 4: Image Bank
Core 4: The Shaping of the Modern World is the department's basic introductory course to the development of modern world civilization since the Scientific Revolution.
Core Studies 1
The Classical Origins of Western Culture
Last Expression
TOC: Art and Auschwitz. Artists at Auschwitz. Museum at Auschwitz, 1941-45, Interviews (Yehuda Bacon, Thomas Geve, Zofia St�pie�-Bator, Jozef Szajna, English, Jozef Szajna, Polish) Biographies( a long series listing) Essays: Music in Auschwitz, Theatrical Performance in Auschwitz-Birkenau, Art of the Holocaust as Spiritual Resistance, Art as Evidence in Postwar Trials, Lectures: The Lost Museum: The Nazi Conspiracy to Steal the World's Greatest Works of Art, Architectural Policy and the Destruction of the European Jews , Mordecai Gebirtig and the Krakow Ghetto Notebook, Spoils of War: The Displacement of Works of Art in the Nazi Era, Under Constraint: Art and Theater between Heaven and Hell, Jewish Museum Berlin.
World War links
Epact: Scientific Instruments of Medieval and Renaissance Europe
An electronic catalogue of medieval and renaissance scientific instruments from four European museums: the Museum of the History of Science, Oxford, the Istituto e Museo di Storia della Scienza, Florence , the British Museum, London, and the Museum Boerhaave, Leiden. "Together, these museums house the finest collections of early scientific instruments in the world. Epact consists of 520 catalogue entries and a variety of supporting material. All European instruments from the four museums by makers who were active before 1600 have been entered in the catalogue. They include astrolabes, armillary spheres, sundials, quadrants, nocturnals, compendia, surveying instruments, and so on. Examples range from ordinary instruments for everyday use to more extravagant and often lavish pieces destined for the cabinets of princes."
The Jamestown Foundation
News and analysis of events in the former Soviet Union, providing "...realistic, accurate, and unbiased view of events in the Russian Federation, the Baltic States, Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, and Central Asia and the Caucasus."
Christopher Columbus
Yahoo! Cold War and the Warsaw Pact
www.schindlerjews.com
Parallel History Project on NATO and the Warsaw Pact
The British Monarchy
Provides "...the text of some of the most famous writings and speeches made by the kings and queens at decisive moments in history, from the 9th century to the present reign..."
ROYAL PALACES,TOWER OF LONDON,HAMPTON COURT,KENSINGTON,BANQUETING HOUSE,KEW.OFFICIAL GUIDE.
Historic Scotland
Welcome to English Heritage
virtualitalia.com - sharing italian culture & italy with the world

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Some American History Sources
CET: Ancestors in the Americas PBS video series
Presents "... the untold history and contemporary legacy of early Asian immigrants to the Americas, from the 1700s to the 1900s. Creating first-person voices through an innovative "documemoir" approach, ANCESTORS brings to life a largely unexplored past, not found in standard textbooks, and invites a new understanding of American history." Each of the three parts in the series has a separage web page and the viewer guides are excellent.
Ancestors in the Americas Viewer Guide: Part 1, Coolies, Sailors and Settlers
OH CANADA Homepage
Where to do Research on Presidential Libraries & Museums
Korean War Anniversary Voices From The Past
The Air War Over Pacific
Boeing B-17F Memphis Belle - US Air Force Museum Bomber Virtual Aircraft Gallery
USAF Museum Archives Gallery
Tracking the Buffalo
Learn about the role of the buffalo in the lives of the American Indians of the northern plains. The sections on buffalo hide painting are especially interesting.
Treasures From the Archives of American Art Introduction
Quick Reference to Oral History Interviews
Archives of American Art.
Yahoo! Arts >Louisiana Purchase
American Experience | The Time of the Lincolns
ON THE SCENE AT FORT WILLIAM HENRY
One of the key sites in the French and Indian War.
WebQuest: Franklin Delano Roosevelt
From University High School, Roswell (NM).
Ghosts of the North West Coast
Created to "...develop a new way of looking at the varied and exciting history of the European colonization and development of BC. Too often the presentation of historical information is presented in a dry, dusty and boring format. Eight chapters present an overview of pioneer British Columbia from exploration through settlement. "Finding the Ghosts of the North West Coast" contains a series of questions for discussion and related projects/activities corresponding to each chapter of the site. Chapter One: Steamboatin' Jamiesons, Chapter Two: Ned McGowan's War, Chapter Three: Ghosts of Read Island, Chapter Four: John Antle, Chapter Five: Richard Moody, Chapter Six: Spanish Banks, Chapter Seven: Auld Lang Syne, Chapter Eight: Voyageur!, You should also enjoy the music presented on the site.
Exploring Saskatchewan History through the Decades - The Story of the Missouri Coteau Region
A region located near the Canada - United Stated border. "This site is based on a section of the Missouri Coteau roughly 1500 square kilometers in area, found near Radville, Saskatchewan. Topics of this site range from the last Ice Age to "The Great Depression."
Bienvenue / Welcome - The National Atlas of Canada - L'Atlas national du Canada
Be sure to try the Teaching Resources.
Historical Atlas of Canada - ONLINE LEARNING PROJECT
"Maps, graphs and text based on the highly acclaimed and successful Historical Atlas of Canada, redesigned for online, interactive viewing Curriculum-based content to meet common classroom requirements Learning activities that engage students and teachers in challenging and educational ways Downloadable data in tabular form as well as printable map images User-friendly interface, online how-to pages, searchable index, and a teacher's guide to ensure easy implementation."
Centennial Exhibition Digital Collection | The Free Library of Philadelphia
Web version of the 100th birthday party for the United States, the Centennial Exhibition of 1876.
Land Forces of the British Empire and Commonwealth: Search
History - Veterans Affairs Canada
Welcome to the Directorate of History and Heritage (DHH)
Canadian Confederation
TOC: The Territorial Evolution of Canada, Timeline: Britain, Canada and the Civil War, The Path to Confederation, Towards Confederation: Lower Canada, Fear of Annexation by the United States, Raids and Skirmishes, The Blacks, Anti-Slavery and the Underground Railway, Confederate Operations in Canada, Some Little-Known Stories, Confederation 1867, Postwar Tensions, Historical Documents, Canadian Confederation Bibliography.
The Canadian Communities Atlas
An Internet based project for the schools in Canada. "By participating and creating a Community Atlas web site, schools will be able to be part of the National Atlas of Canada. The sixth edition, an Internet based version, is currently underway and will provide the very best geographical and geospatial information and data to Canadians... The atlas structure is designed around physical, economic and human geographic themes." See the Teaching Resources for Canadian Communities Atlas (Offering a network of Community Atlas web sites), National Atlas of Canada Online Mapping Tool ( a web-based mapping tool allows the user to visualize and query a wide variety of Canadian geospatial data), Carto Corne (fundamentals of cartography), Facts About Canada (tables, maps, and images on the geographical features of Canada), Geographical Quizzes for Classrooms (offering four quizzes: Canada - The People, Canada - The Land, Shapes of Canada, Canada - Land of Superlatives).
Canadian Geographic Geomaps
ReSource Atlas.
This site enables you to combine layers of information to produce a composite map of Canada.
I Have a Dream by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ... presented by Wake America
New Light on Gulf of Tonkin - Full Text: August '97 Vietnam Feature
Teaching, Learning and Farming at Craigflower Farm - Home Page
African-American Women - On-line Archival Exhibits at Duke University
Jewish Women's Archive Home
"Jewish Women's Archive - Multimedia exhibit on Emma Lazarus, Hannah Solomon, Justine Wise, Molly Picon, Lillian Wald, and Rebecca Gratz. Includes online search engine of archival finding aids."
Picturing the Century
One Hundred Years of Photography from the National Archives, "...commemorates the end of the 20th century with a selection of photographs from the vast and varied holdings of the National Archives and Records Administration (NARA). NARA photographs vividly capture the sweeping changes of the last one hundred years."
American Museum of Photography (SM) -- View Great Photographs Online -- History of Photography Exhibits
The History of Chinese Immigration -- Brown Quarterly -- v. 3, no. 4 -- Spring 2000
History in The National Park Service - Diversity
Camp Life: Begin Your Tour
Symbols in Battle: Civil War Flags In National Park Service Collections
African-American Inventors
Los Angeles and the Problem of Urban Historical Knowledge
The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit
Early Migrations to the Americas
TOC: Early Migrations, European Migrations to North America, European Migrations to Mexico & Caribbean, African Forced Migration, Asian & African Labour, Changing Nature of Migration, Migrations After WWII, Sitemap.
HyperWar: World War II on the World Wide Web
U-boat Net - History
When Victory Is Ours
Letters Home from the South Pacific, 1943-1945.
Pacific War chronology homepage
The American Experience | Wayback - Stand Up For Your Rights
Featured stories: Religious Freedom, Women and the Vote and School Desegregation.
What's New: American Memory from the Library of Congress
TOC: Traveling Culture, Circuit Chautauqua in the Twentieth Century, The Hannah Arendt Papers, A Century of Lawmaking, 1774-1873, Over 130,000 pages of proposed bills and resolutions from the 13th Congress to the 42nd Congress, The Abraham Lincoln Papers, Map Collections: 1544-1999, Built in America: Historic American Building Survey / Historic and American Engineering Record.
Government's 50 Greatest Endeavors: An Opinion Survey for the Brookings Institution
A project on what the federal government tried to do and what it achieved. "The project began with a cataloging of major laws passed since World War II, followed by the grouping of these statutes by their objective, and the selection of the top 50 endeavors for a national survey of historians and political scientists."
Simon Wiesenthal Center Multimedia Learning Center Online - 04784 - MACARTHUR.IIL.WW
TOC: MacArthur Departs Phillipines, MacArthur Returns to Phillipines,Rivalry with Admiral Nimitz, Index to Topics, Home, The Jews, The Nazis, World War II, Antisemitism & The Final Solution, Resistance & Rescue, The World Response, Righteous Among the Nations, After the War.
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Home Page for Los Angeles and the Problem of Urban Historical Knowledge
Maps & Plans - Canadian Heritage Gallery
Canada and North America (British Empire & Commonwealth Land Forces)
Including NEWFOUNDLAND, and all North American colonies to 1783.
Canada's Digital Collections: View The Collections
Provides a showcase of Web sites celebrating Canada's history, geography, science, technology and culture. "These fascinating Web sites range from treasures of federal institutions, such as the National Library, the National Archives and the Museum of Civilization, to the local histories and way of life of Canadian communities. Canada's Digital Collections also features a growing set of on-line educational resources, such as curriculum units, classroom activities, quizzes and games." I clicked on the "What's New" to view six new fascinating sites that Canadian youth have built. There is also an archive of past "New" pages, and a click on "featured sites" presented a page on a Digital Collection on Canadian women of courage and vision.
Welcome to the Directorate of History and Heritage (DHH)
Designed to "...develop and reinforce the Canadian Forces history, heritage, traditions, military honours, museum and music systems. DHH is mandated to safeguard and disseminate Canadian military history and heritage to meet departmental goals, provide meritorious service recognition, and reinforce Canadian Forces identify."
Welcome to the Canadian War Museum
See the Vurtual Exhibitions: The Virtual War Museum, NATO: A Pledge for Peace, Hall of Honour, Memento Mori: The war drawings of Jack Nichols, Reflections on the Holocaust: The Art of Aba Bayefsky, Imperial Adventure: Canadians in the South African War (1899-1902), Technology Gallery,The Salvation Army.
Oh Canada: History
Welcome to the Canadian Museum of Civilization (CMC)
CMC - Canada Hall (phase 1) - Canadian history exhibition
NA - Canada and the First World War
CanText eLibrary
How To Build A Log Cabin
Manzanar Information
ExploreDC.org
Journal of American History
Women In American History
Susan B. Anthony Preservation District
"Step back in time and explore history as it affected this neighborhood located in Rochester, New York. From this site you can meet famous women suffrage leaders, visit the Susan B. Anthony House, tour numerous neighborhood buildings, review drawings for an Olmsted Brothers park, and learn about the Erie Canal."

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Humanities/Art
Smithsonian Highlights - A Gift of Rhythm and Movement
CanTeach - Songs & Poems
Songs and poems that can be used in an elementary school setting for a variety of themes and purposes.
Continental Harmony Lesson One: Music & Mood
National Association for Humanities Education Webpage
Making Sense of Modern Art
A high-bandwidth program.
American Writers: Teacher Resources - Benjamin Franklin
American Writers airs LIVE weekly on C-SPAN beginning March 19, 2001.. A new program airs each Monday morning throughout 2001 (and reair on Friday night at 8 pm ET). This video record is especially useful for educators and others who want comprehensive access to our programming.

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K-12 Resources
EduTrail-is an easy-to-use, interactive, revolutionary e-learning tool
Mr. K's Technology & Therapuetic-Academics Resources
ESRI Canada - (K-12) Free Stuff For Schools And Libraries�
McGraw-Hill Learning Network
The Highschool Center - from hschool.org
Kindergarten to Grade 12
Ministry of Education
The Ontario Curriculum: Social Studies, Grades 1 to 6; History and Geography.
Saskatchewan Social Sciences
education@canada
Preparing Tomorrow's Teacher to Use Technology Grants Program
Internet Resources for Missouri's K-12 Educators
education@canada

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Kids and Students
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iKnowthat.com - Guest Home Page
Designed to encourage "..the spirit of discovery-based education."

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Parents
Parents Online

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News and Current Events
Deadly Lessons: School shooters tell why
HeadlineSpot - Welcome to news nirvana.
A free guide to thousands of the best and most noteworthy U.S. and international news resources on the Web. "Designed for media professionals, business executives, librarians, educators, students and anyone who uses the Web to find news and information, HeadlineSpot.com delivers quick and easy access to the best sources in one to three clicks. From one spot, access more than 2,600 headlines and thousands of news sources by subject, location, industry or media type, read columnists and critics, find useful search tools, enjoy online crossword puzzles and comic strips, explore journalism resources and much more."
CNN.com In-Depth Specials - Collision at sea
Researchville: Today's News:
WORLD NEWSSTAND
"Homepage for sophisticated people ...local news, Wall Street, global news, weather, editorials, WorldNet Daily, games, free email, tax solutions, military, search engines, free press, free stuff, space, jokes, sports, aviation news, maps, freedom issues, religion, marketing secrets."
Report of the Surgeon General on Youth Violence
From the perspective of recent events, one of the most significant findings was that "...the report found a number of programs exist that are highly effective in preventing serious violent behavior and eliminating major risk factors for violence."
Motherjones.com -- The Mother Jones 400
MTV Online
"If you put all the energy that you put towards hating to good use, you could get something done." -From the FFYR Message Board. Provides information on what to do if you are aware of a hate crime and how to take various actions to prevent future hate crimes (call the National Center for Victims of Crime at 1-800-FYI-CALL, and join the Fight For Your Rights (FFYR) to Take a Stand Against Discrimination. A comprehensive list of civil rights organizations and volunteer opportunities is also provided.

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Media Literacy
Follow The Sun - Australian Travel Posters 1930s - 1950s
Swiss Poster Collection - Splash
Albumen
Provides information on the science and technique of albumen printing and about modern efforts to conserve and restore albumen images.

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Resources For Writers
Writers Resources from Artslynx
I'm Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Someone a Lette
Read the "...correspondence of the famous, the infamous and the ordinary, some of whom lived through extraordinary times. Use these fascinating letters as a starting point for discussion of and practice in the conventions and purposes of letter writing."
NEA: Explore: Writer's Corner: Paul Auster

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Religion, Ethics and Philosophy
Sacred Rocks and Bouddhist Caves in Thailand
The Soul of the Hispanic Santos
SCMRE Santos Photo Gallery
Introduction to Islam
CNN.com In-Depth Specials - The Hajj
Welcome to EthicsWeb.ca -- Your Canadian window on ethics resources, national and international.
The Franciscan Archive

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Research and Critical Thinking
Google Directory
Researchville: Today's News:
Kids Philosophy Slam
a philosophy contest designed to make philosophy fun and accessible for kids of all ages and abilities. Each year a philosophical topic is chosen and students from 1st grade through 12th grade express their views on the philosophical topic posed.
What's New on Yahoo - Philosophers (Mon Feb 26, 2001)

Reftools - Internet Reference Tools & Calculators

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