For those who wish to explore colleges outside of the mainstream, The Alternative Colleges Network is a site containing links to universities and schools that entertain different perspectives, political views, and philosophical bents. Although most of the sites on the lists are schools that some might consider liberal, an effort seems to have been made to balance the entries. For people who prefer to get their information via e-mail, there is an option to join a discussion list along with an archive of some of the more popular topics in alternative education.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Brought to you by Netscape, this site contains images of fish taken from a live video camera. Users can examine the animated sequence of fish pictures taken in the last hour or browse through the archive of fish pictures. Images are updated every minute. The site also contains a list of other "fishy" sites on the
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.mcom.com · open in the Old Internet
an Adult BBS specializing in Tall, Big Breasted, and Powerful Women.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.globalmark.com · open in the Old Internet
Features genuine 40 million year old insects in polished honey colored amber, as seen in Jurassic Park and featured in Smithsonian Magazine. Also offers more traditional amber jewelry.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 55 more pages catalogued on www.xmission.com · open in the Old Internet
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) gopher has been established to provide an on-line information service that promotes public understanding and appreciation of science in human progress.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.aaas.org · open in the Old Internet
specializes in online information resources and offers the educational community a vast array of curriculum programs. From the home page, you will have access to subscription opportunities for USA Today and other news media, as well as information about corporate sponsorship programs that emphasize enhancing technology in education. Online educational resources available here are organized by category of study.
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · open in the Old Internet
How does Bill Gates compare to Henry Ford or the robber barons Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller? These "men of independent means" and their 36 companions are listed in the American Heritage 40, a ranking of the 40 wealthiest Americans of all time. The rankings were made by estimating the size of each fortune at the time of death, or in the current year for the three living members on the list, and then comparing it with the gross national product of the time. Bill Gates may be the richest man in the world, but he still has a long way to go to match Rockefeller's staggering 1/66 of the entire nation's GNP at the time of his death. The listing for each of the 40 includes a photo, estimated worth in today's value, and brief biographical information. The site also offers an explanation of the ranking process and an interesting essay comparing and contrasting the men and their varied p
The American Indian Computer Art Project (AICAP) is a collaboration of several Native American artists, elders, and a group of supportive and generous computer specialists. The focus of the AICAP is to share its computer imaging efforts with the world and tribal communities. Through interviews, demonstrations, and archives, the AICAP is making strides along with others to ensure that this technology is available to tribal communities, especially those living in remote locations. This site delivers the expressions of traditional song, poetry, and spiritual values. Users can access a digital art show and song lines from 500 years of the "Sacred Tree," as well as view a gallery of photographs of tribal individuals and purchase tribal art.
The American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) Web page offers dozens of useful resources for American Indian high school and higher education students. AISES is a private, nonprofit organization which nurtures building of community by bridging science and technology with traditional native values. Through its educational programs AISES provides opportunities for American Indians and Alaskan Natives to pursue studies in science, engineering, business and other academic areas. These graduates in technology and business will be able to assist tribal leaders in managing and developing their lands and resources. Visit two local AISES chapters on the Web at MIT and North Carolina State.
A virtual visit to the American Museum of Photography includes all the amenities you would expect at a "real" museum -- exhibitions to browse through, a guided tour, education and research resources, a museum store, and even a museum cafe (a link to cybermeals, an online restaurant guide at ) The photographs on display are selected from the collection of William B. Becker, who also serves as the Museum's director. Becker's collection is strongest in the first 75 years of photography, 1839 to World War I, and "includes five thousand individual images, from the earliest daguerreotype portraits through the first practical color photographs." Some of the current exhibitions feature architectural photographs; cartes de visite, the small card photographs extremely popular in the second half of the nineteenth century; and a set of silver prints made in the 1930s by a Japanese department store e
Provides information on membership, upcoming confer- ences, links to student chapters, and links to other WWW resources.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on neutrino.nuc.berkeley.edu · open in the Old Internet
The American Physical Society (APS), an organization of more than 41,000 physicists worldwide, is dedicated to the advancement and diffusion of knowledge in the field of physics. To this end, the APS Web site offers information about publications, physics societies, physics news, careers, and educational resources. The education section includes special sections on making physics knowledge available to minorities and encouraging them to pursue careers in physics.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
These two sites have been launched as companion sites to the recently-aired PBS documentary Liberty!: The American Revolution. The PBS site is divided into five sections. Chronicle of the Revolution contains significant successes and setbacks in the revolution, as well as a bibliography, time line, index of varied related subjects, and collection of annotated links. Perspectives on Liberty offers information that places the revolution in context. Liberty Today is a photo essay on newly naturalized citizens, and Liberty! The Series offers a behind-the-scenes look at the program. The Road to Revolution is an interactive game based on the series. H-Net (Humanities and Social Sciences Online-- discussed in the June 14, 1996 Scout Report ) has also created a site that contains program notes on each series episode, a bibliography, essays on central issues of the revolution by leading scholars
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 45 more pages catalogued on www.pbs.org · open in the Old Internet
The American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) (1995)
The American Society for Horticultural Science (ASHS) was established in 1903 for the promotion of the science of horticulture. With 5000 members from all 50 states and more than 100 countries, ASHS serves as the world's largest and most-respected professional society for individuals who practice horticultural science. The gopher server holds information about the membership in the society and the educational opportunity they provide, as well as their publications.
The American Society of Civil Engineers (ASCE) offers this searchable database of over 80,000 "bibliographic and abstracted records" from its publications, including twenty-five journals, "conference proceedings, books, standards, manuals, magazines, and newsletters," going back to 1975. The database allows keyword, author, title, and date searching, as well as Boolean and/or/not and truncation searching. An inverted list of keywords is available, and each record is cross-indexed to selected key words. Document retrieval information is available at the site. [JS]
Read about the Cyberporn/Journoporn debate Smut 'n Stuff SunSITE's Smut Page The SunSITE SMUT Page
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 159 more pages catalogued on sunsite.unc.edu · open in the Old Internet
The American South Internet Resource Center (1994)
American Universityâ s electronic information server, EagleInfo, provides online access to events and news taking place on its Washington D.C. campus. Users are invited to take a virtual tour with a guide who provides brief historical explanations to the monuments and buildings around campus. The standard features for academic sites are provided, along with a search tool.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Provides a good, concise explanation of the Amish people. Also includes an online question and answer session.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.epix.net · open in the Old Internet
offers the full text of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights adopted by the United Nations General Assembly in 1948, the organizations goals and activities, and membership information.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.amnesty.org · open in the Old Internet
This site is focused on the American Motors Corporation and its history, including the late '60s sports car called the AMX. The page is divided into these sections: AMX information, history of the American Motors Corporation, and other resources. The AMX section includes images of the car from original sales material and modern photos. There are specifications, production information, trivia, and articles.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.worldweb.net · open in the Old Internet
Histology Database (HISTONET) HISTOLOGY FOR MEDICINE AND DENTISTRY: IMAGES - P. Gopalakrishnakone, Department of Anatomy, National University of Singapore HistoNet - Singapore HISTONET: NUS - P. Gopalakrishnakone (Gopal), National University of Singapore NUS Faculty of Medicine Histology Network NUS
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 7 more pages catalogued on biomed.nus.sg · open in the Old Internet
p Manufacturers of archaeological museum reproductions. Displays more than 400 pieces representing classical Greek, Roman, Celtic, and Near Eastern motifs. Also manufac- tures molds of almost any type of artistic or architectural element to your custom specifications.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 104 more pages catalogued on www.mindspring.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 68 more pages catalogued on www.cs.cmu.edu:8001 · open in the Old Internet
The Andy Warhol Museum features extensive permanent collections of contemporary art and popular culture created by Andy Warhol. This site displays a collection of Andy Warhol's pieces, a history of his life, information about the museum, archives, FAQs, press releases, educational resources, an art catalog, a calendar of museum events, and more. There is also a "gift shop" of Andy Warhol merchandise that users can order from the Internet.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.warhol.org · open in the Old Internet
Guide to Pittsburgh museums Pittsburgh Highlights. restaurants Telerama's Pittsburgh Page
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.lm.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 11 more pages catalogued on www.cc.columbia.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Annex: Humanizing Technology Humanizing technology is the editorial mission of The Annex, a new e-zine. Look here for articles about technology as a means to an end, not an end in itself. Feature stories address such subjects as promoting social change over the Internet, the marketing of Microsoft, and the art of sampling video. Interviews are also offered here, in addition to reviews of books, e-publications, and electronic music. There are also a number of stories about cyberculture, and Web entertainment news. This site is a tremendous resource for everyone who enjoys surfing the
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.pcworld.com · open in the Old Internet
The Annotated Grateful Dead Lyrics: a Web Site (1999)
Forgotten the third verse of "Eyes of the World?" Wondering just what Jerry mumbled after "Eight sided whispering hallelujah hatrack" on your copy of "The Eleven?" from Las Vegas in 1968? Or would you like to know what Robert Hunter meant by the "the transitive nightfall of diamonds?" Look no further than this site, created and maintained by David Dodd, Branch Manager of the Civic Center Branch of the Marin County Free Library, and co-author of The Grateful Dead and the Deadheads: An Annotated Bibliography. Clearly a labor of love, the site offers the full text of songs by Robert Hunter and John Perry Barlow, the Dead's principal lyricists, accompanied by footnotes and possible explanations of various passages by Dodd and others. In addition, the site includes discographies, bibliographies, and thematic essays. Grateful Dead enthusiasts and tape collectors will undoubtedly enjoy this sit
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on arts.ucsc.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.ansys.com · open in the Old Internet
The Apple Computer Gopher Server offers an Apple Support Area and the Tech Info Library. The support area provides current product information, software updates, the Top 20 Tech Info library articles, information about the Quicktime lawsuit, opendoc, and more. The Tech Info Library contains hundreds of documentation sheets on Apple hardware and software from the Apple II through Lisa to the Mac, including peripherals, and white papers and a third-party company directory. For searching instructions look under "About the Tech Info Library." Support Area: Support Area Tech Info Library
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on www.apple.com · open in the Old Internet
Showcases Apple’s vision of the campus of the future, while strengthening the technologies of today. Lists learning technologies such as distance learning, talks about collaboration and information access, and the mobile student. Also contains a link to Highway 1, a nonprofit organization formed to support innovative use of new technologies in the legislative environment and democratic process.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.info.apple.com · open in the Old Internet
The Arc, a national organization of more than 140,000 members across the U.S., seeks to ensure that all persons who are mentally retarded have the opportunity to "choose and realize their goals of where and how they learn, live, work, and play." In pursuit of this goal, The Arc is disseminating its educational materials to the public via the World Wide Web. Dozens of fact sheets about mental retardation address compelling issues such as dealing with siblings, encouraging friendships, procuring social security benefits, investigating residential options, pursuing an education, managing grief, and arranging for long-term or respite care. More information on The Arc and how you can participate in the organization is provided online.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on fohnix.metronet.com · open in the Old Internet
Provides online courseware, historical case studies, structural typologies, correspondence, and essays on s teaching technology in Schools of Architecture. Also provides information and samples of MultiFrame, a three- dimensional structural analysis program for the Macintosh. Also features a link to Connector, an independent forum for those interested in the teaching of technology.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 10 more pages catalogued on darkwing.uoregon.edu · open in the Old Internet
An archive maintained by the Department of Computing, Imperial College, London, UK. computing/ The hierarchy of computing related material: archiving, ccitt, communications, compilers, databases, design, document, general, gnu, graphics, hardware, information-systems, Internet, mail, networks, neural, news, operating-systems, programming, security, systems, telecoms, tie-ins, Usenet, vendor gnu, the GNU collection of useful Un*x utilities media/ Area relating to printed media literary authors, collections, magazines, newsletters, published audio ITR politics/ Area relating to politics weather/ Area relating to weather (gif maps and similar) packages/ A central place to find “major packages”
source: The Internet Directory, Eric Braun 1994; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on src.doc.ic.ac.uk · open in the Old Internet
The Arctic Circle Web site at the University of Connecticut aims to stimulate among viewers a greater interest in the peoples and environment of the Arctic and Sub Arctic region. As stated on the Welcome page, this 'electronic circle' has three interrelated themes: natural resources; history and culture; social equity and environmental justice. In addressing these issues, the presentations utilize a range of textual and photographic materials, and in the near future, sound and short video recordings. Specific topics include discussions of Sustainability, Equity, and Environmental Protection; Northern Development and the Global Economy; Ethnographic Portraits of indigenous peoples in Alaska, Canada, Northwest Siberia, etc.; and specific studies dealing with the impact of petroleum, gas, hydroelectric, and other forms of large scale natural resource development in selected regions of the C
One of North America's folk institutions, The Ark, is now online. The Ark produces nearly 250 concerts throughout the year, and has earned an international reputation for the quality and breadth of its programming. In addition to its mission of keeping the American musical traditions of folk and bluegrass alive, The Ark is a leader in the presentation of music from around the world, including British Isles, Celtic, African, Latin, American, Eastern European, and Carribean. Since The Ark's inception in 1965 it has been a place where ethnic groups, regional cultures, and alternative communities have been able to express their own history and traditions. Audiences in turn have had the…
The Association of Research Libraries (ARL), which represents 119 research libraries in the United States and Canada, has compiled this large directory of electronic academic journals, newsletters, and discussion lists. The directory currently has entries for 675 e-journals, newsletters, and related texts. This represents a 40 percent increase over the 1994 edition and a 450 percent growth since 1991, when the resource was established. Included in the directory is a search function and a complete list of individual entries, each with a brief description and http, gopher, and ftp access. Direct links to each entry, however, are not provided.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on arl.cni.org · open in the Old Internet
The Armory is a geekhouse in Santa Cruz California, USA
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 18 more pages catalogued on www.armory.com · open in the Old Internet
the arms trade revealed: a guide for investigators and analysts (1998)
This new handbook, written by Lora Lumpe and Jeff Donarkski and published by the Federation of American Scientists Arms Sales Monitoring Project, examines the role of the United States in the global arms trade. According to the authors, the US accounted for more than half of all weapons exports in the 1990s; the majority of these weapons went to governments considered to be non-democratic or repressive. This book guides readers through the political and policy-making processes of American arms trafficking in six self-contained chapters, each of which addresses a different theme. The authors indicate at the site that their primary motivation in writing the manual was to empower like-minded activists with information and "to encourage greater activism against dangerous and wasteful US policies." However, less politically-motivated readers were also kept in mind, and academics, students, or
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.fas.org · open in the Old Internet
Detta har inte kunnat bekräftas electronic books & books online, fiction, miscellaneous. musical sites, non-fiction Note 2 other cultural sites (museums etc.), photography, poetry The Art Bin Tillbaka!
The Art Book, a colour directory of British illustration
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on mmm.wwa.com · open in the Old Internet
The Art Book, a colour directory of British illustration
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on mmm.wwa.com · open in the Old Internet
Shows the work of Theo Kelderman over the last 20 years: acrylic, air-brush, and oil paintings, as well as some black and white photos from his early years.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 19 more pages catalogued on www.xs4all.nl · open in the Old Internet
Presents the art of Barbara Weigel, a New Orleans artist who specializes in a brightly colored, hard-edged style that has evolved into dramatic figures and portraits on canvas and wood cutouts. fy oto Art on the Net.
It was in France in 1868 that the motorcycle was born when Pierre Michaux and Louis-Guillaume Perreaux attached a small commercial steam engine to a bicycle. The Art of the Motorcycle is a new exhibit at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York which follows the technological, design, and cultural evolution of the motorcycle over the past 130 years. The online portion of the exhibit is arranged into eight sections, chronologically by era. Each section includes details about the social and political climate, specific design innovations, and photographs of period motorcycles. The exhibit is on view at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York through September 20, 1998. [AG]
Bare Bones Software, Inc. BBEdit (FTP) BBEdit Lite Download It ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/bb/bbsw/
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 38 more pages catalogued on ftp.netcom.com · open in the Old Internet
Bare Bones Software, Inc. BBEdit (FTP) BBEdit Lite Download It ftp://ftp.netcom.com/pub/bb/bbsw/
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 38 more pages catalogued on ftp.netcom.com · open in the Old Internet
An exhibition gallery of the University of Pennsylvania, featuring fine art shows from around the world. Puna.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.upenn.edu · open in the Old Internet
Includes special stories, movies, graphics, and sound files about metalwork.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 52 more pages catalogued on wuarchive.wustl.edu · open in the Old Internet
Serves as a site for anyone interested in going beyond boring Web graphics. Includes an automatic subscription (for those who register) to the Oasis’ electronic newsletter. Also includes downloadable files (backgrounds, graphics, sounds, and interactives.
Provides a smaller listing of mostly American theater. Includes a cross section of different types of theater. Also provides a postcard question forum. Op > a engi bets: elce viel oe 6 Asian Story Theater.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on artsnet.heinz.cmu.edu · open in the Old Internet
Medium for Global Access (MGA) Welcome to Medium for Global Access, Inc.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 4 more pages catalogued on www.mgainc.com · open in the Old Internet
The Ashmolean Museum of Art and Archaeology. (1995)
One of the four museums of the University of Oxford, founded in 1683, and regarded as Britain’s oldest public museum, and contains the University’s archaeological and historical art collections.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
This new Asian Update from the Asia Society (described in the January 2, 1998 Scout Report ) features three articles on the Asian economic crisis written by authorities on economic and business development in Asia. As with the other Asian Updates, this latest offering provides valuable and insightful background and analysis on events in Asia for a wide audience, including scholars, students, policy makers, the media, and businesses. In addition to the articles, users will find a bibliography and contact information for a list of specialists in the field. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.asiasociety.org · open in the Old Internet
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The Asian Institute of Technology Home Page (1995)
Asian Institute of Technology Bangkok, Thailand is the home of the Asian Institute of Technology (AIT), an engineering school that teaches students from countries throughout this vast continent. In addition to a school overview, AITâ s home page offers Web surfers a colorful interactive map of the region. Simply click on China, India, Pakistan, Nepal, or a number of other countries, and surf away to travel and cultural information, news sources, a FAQ, and historical tidbits about the chosen country. Several Web search resources and a Thai version of this Asian Institute of Technology
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 2 more pages catalogued on emailhost.ait.ac.th · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.aspentec.com · open in the Old Internet
All of the SICOS projects SICOS (Students Improving Campus Online Services)
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 8 more pages catalogued on server.berkeley.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Association for Investment Management and Research (AIMR) (1995)
The Association of American Medical Colleges' (AAMC) gopher server provides access to all kinds of information for and about the association, including news, events and schedules, constituents, admissions, financial aid, minority affairs, student affairs, governmental relations, medical education, residency issues, and AAMC program, publications, library resources and archives.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.aamc.org · open in the Old Internet
The Association of Black Psychologists (ABPsi) (1995)
A British publication online. Targets the advanced amateur but still contains items for beginners. Contains information on comets, asteroids, supernovae, and a variety of other topics that pertain to astronomy.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 38 more pages catalogued on www.demon.co.uk · open in the Old Internet
San Francisco State University - Department of Physics and Astronomy
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on maxwell.sfsu.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) is an international scientific and educational organization that initiates collaborative efforts among professional and amateur astronomers and K-12 educators. Learn about
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Provides the interactive online WWW Lite-Brite, saved Lite-Brite images, and the Scratch Pad.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 19 more pages catalogued on www.galcit.caltech.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Internet version of this popular children's toy basically operates the same way as the store-bought version. Visitors to this site can create their own art using a clickable editor which allows them to place pegs in selected positions. After finishing, they may choose to have their piece posted into the archives for others to view.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 19 more pages catalogued on www.galcit.caltech.edu · open in the Old Internet
Allows you to make your own Lite-Brite-style pictures on the Web and see what other people have made. Mh orn fin.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 19 more pages catalogued on www.galcit.caltech.edu · open in the Old Internet
The Atlanta Opera on the Web. Continues its mission to bring opera to Atlanta, and now the world, by enriching the community with music and drama. Atlantic Lottery Corporation.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on isotropic.com · open in the Old Internet
The Atlantic Monthly -- a magazine devoted to politics, society, the arts, and culture since 1857 -- brings its electronic edition to the World Wide Web. Current articles include the strikes in France, the Balkan conflict, and "Does the Net Live Up To the Hype?" by National Public Radio regular Steven Stark.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.theatlantic.com · open in the Old Internet
The Atlas to the World Wide Web contains information on the history and growth of the Web, getting access to the Web, different browsers, basic HTML, and reviews of over 800 different Web sites.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.rhythm.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · open in the Old Internet
Provides new and used Macs and peripherals, as well as Apple components on a repait/exchange basis. ay Gin ei Ke wok Sigel eee! iofi.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 104 more pages catalogued on www.mindspring.com · open in the Old Internet
The attributes of the <INPUT> element (1995)
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 24 more pages catalogued on www.service.com · open in the Old Internet
The Audio Engineering Society, now in its fifth decade (1995)
The Audio Engineering Society, now in its fifth decade, is the only professional society devoted exclusively to audio technology. Its membership consists of leading engineers, scientists and other authorities throughout the world. The Web site has links to information about audio education, events, careers and more.
Two examples of sites that are powerful in their organization of government information pointers are the US General Services Administration's Government Information Xchange, and the National Library of Australia's recently reorganized Australian Governments' Entry Point. The GSA has established the Government Information Xchange in order to "facilitate the assimilation, sharing and dissemination of information resources among federal, state and local governments, and to provide a convenient forum for all levels of government to share and exchange information with businesses and the American public." The Xchange is a page of links to federal, state, and local government information providers, as well as selected foreign government sources. It is searchable as well as browsable. The Australian Governments' Entry Point has connections to commonwealth, state, and local government information
The Australasian Philosophy Page displays an array of indexes pertaining to the philosophical community in Australia and New Zealand. There is a directory of Australasian listings of philosophy departments, and links
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.arts.su.edu.au · open in the Old Internet
Intellichoice publishes books on how to purchase a new car or truck from a dealer or an individual. Its Web site, the Auto Explorer, is primarily an online catalog. But if you're shopping for an automobile, you'll find a listing of their "Best Overall Value of the Year" awards, as well as several pages of useful advice about economic concerns, buying and negotiating strategies, and safety issues.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
http://agents.www.media.mit.edu/groups/agents/ Maes et al MIT - Media Lab - Autonomous Agents Group MIT Media Lab: Autonomous Agents Group MIT: The Autonomous Agents Group The Autonomous Agents Group at MIT's Media Lab
The first Aviation/Aerospace Newspaper to be available on the Internet via the World Wide Web is The Avion Online. Produced at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, this weekly college newspaper specializes in coverage of aerospace activity, such as the space shuttle, and aviation topics like the Lockheed/Martin merger. Get weekly reports from students who are studying the very stories they are reporting.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Individual and Dial-up Accounts Individual and dialup accounts
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 20 more pages catalogued on www.gate.net · open in the Old Internet
AIAI³Y TV http://www.mindspring.com/~itv/ Internet TV internet_tv
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 104 more pages catalogued on www.mindspring.com · open in the Old Internet
The Backwards Beatles page contains some reversed Beatles sounds, some of which supposedly reveal hidden messages.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.cs.rochester.edu · open in the Old Internet
Internet Society Lottor survey Net Wizards Network Wizards Internet Domain Survey The latest results gathered during late January 1995 are listed.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 8 more pages catalogued on nw.com · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.bahnware.com · open in the Old Internet
Ball State University's Lesbian Gay Bisexual Student Association BSU Lesbian, Bisexual, and Gay Student Assn. The Ball State Lesbian, Bisexual, and Gay Student Association
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 43 more pages catalogued on town.hall.org · open in the Old Internet
The Ballard Designs Catalog of Home Furnishings and Decorative Accents (1995)
Named after the Texas Rangersâ fine, state-ofthe-art baseball facility, The Ballpark gives baseball fans a chance to get better acquainted with the American League baseball club, the Texas Rangers. Visitors can read current news, notes, and statistics on the team and its players; obtain useful ticket and ballpark information; look at a complete guide to the Rangersâ activities in the community; order a wide variety of Rangers merchandise, schedules, and souvenirs; or win Rangers tickets and caps by participating in fan surveys. Artistically and intuitively designed, this frame-enhanced Web
Check out the latest news from Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania at the Baltics Online site. The categories on the home page, including Lifestyle and Political Information, give users a rare look into this region of the world. Some of the sources that contribute to the site are the Estonian News Agency, the Baltic Business Weekly, and TASS News.
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The Banff Centre for the Arts Gopher - Canada (1995)
The Banff Centre Gopher is located in an inspirational mountain setting, The Banff Centre for Continuing Education is a unique Canadian institution playing a special role in the advancement of cultural and professional life, internationally recognized for it's advanced work in arts and management, and for developing and hosting conferences on contemporary issues.
The Banzai Institute http://www.banzai-institute.org is a site dedicated to conservative opinion, rebuttals, links to online resourses of many types, et. al. Our "Opinions and Editorials" section consists of opinions regarding all aspects of the government, the Internet, local and national news blurbs, etc. We have a featured "Web Site Of The Month" where we choose a site which grabs our attention because it might be informative, wacky, off the wall, popular, or alternative. You can visit our "Virtual Library" where we have links to several underground resources, legal journals, books, authors and archives. Other features include a section of "Television and Newspapers", "Index Of Search…
Contains statement of faith adopted by the Southern Baptist convention.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 2 more pages catalogued on www.utm.edu · open in the Old Internet
Alphabet Soup Chainsaw Kittens Dillon Fence Frente! Fun^Da^Mental here Jason and The Scorchers Kill Creek Machines of Loving Grace Mammoth Records Internet Center Mammoth Records Internet Information Center Velo-Deluxe Victoria Williams
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 65 more pages catalogued on www.nando.net · open in the Old Internet
Alphabet Soup Chainsaw Kittens Dillon Fence Frente! Fun^Da^Mental here Jason and The Scorchers Kill Creek Machines of Loving Grace Mammoth Records Internet Center Mammoth Records Internet Information Center Velo-Deluxe Victoria Williams
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 65 more pages catalogued on www.nando.net · open in the Old Internet
Here is a solid, descriptive introduction to the Internet for potential business users. The Basics is not a tutorial, but instead a very readable, 10-page manual that will give you a good sense of what the Net and the World Wide Web are all about, as well as what they might be able to do for your business. Topics include: Internet basics; World Wide Web basics; Web marketing basics; and site development resources and tools. The language is simple and jargon-free, the information impeccable. For a brief but high-quality overview of the Internet and its basic opportunities, there are few sites that match this one.
source: Microsoft Bookshelf Internet Directory 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
Alphabet Soup Chainsaw Kittens Dillon Fence Frente! Fun^Da^Mental here Jason and The Scorchers Kill Creek Machines of Loving Grace Mammoth Records Internet Center Mammoth Records Internet Information Center Velo-Deluxe Victoria Williams
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 65 more pages catalogued on www.nando.net · open in the Old Internet
Batish Indian Music Page Batish Institute (Music of India) Home Page Batish Institute of In dian Music and Fine Arts Batish Institute of Indian Music & Fine Arts Batish Records Batish's http://hypatia.ucsc.edu:70/1/RELATED/Batish Indian Music & Fine Arts. Indian musical culture, Ragopedia? The Batis
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · open in the Old Internet
The BBC Education On-Line is an interactive service that provides details of programs and resources for all areas of education.Check out the BBC Education's Internet Experience for a range of page designed to provide "added value" when used with BBC programming., and the BBC Education's Guide to the BBC.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 5 more pages catalogued on www.bbc.co.uk · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 12 more pages catalogued on www.bbcnc.org.uk · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.gc.net · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.besoft.com · open in the Old Internet
Provides a collection of sites combined with ongoing projects involving photography, writing, and literature and graphics experiments. ‘eae oe. 6 @ 6) 4 6) Lee.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 26 more pages catalogued on www.interport.net · open in the Old Internet
A collection of links to various Beatles related information sources on the net.
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 9 more pages catalogued on www.cs.rochester.edu · open in the Old Internet
For those of you who received The Beatles Anthology as a holiday gift, and for those of you who didn't, this page offers links to everything available online about the Fab Four: the Anthology companion Web sites by ABC and Capitol Records, the Life magazine special edition, memorabilia sites, newsgroups, discographies, book reviews, and about 40 more sites for both reminiscing and reading about their current project.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 8 more pages catalogued on www.sonic.net · open in the Old Internet
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.cs.clemson.edu · open in the Old Internet
Presents the Netscape-enhanced version of the Beavis & Butt-Head episode guide. Also includes descriptions of various episodes. ee! “en eh re! es. retel e le erte: & "'¢ Beethoven Karaoke.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 13 more pages catalogued on www.cen.uiuc.edu · open in the Old Internet
With this site, founders Eric and Liz Goldreyer provide travelers with "comprehensive, user-friendly, up-to-date information on bed and breakfasts and inns" via the Internet. The primary focus is on providing access to bed and breakfast listings in North America (over 20,000), although there is also a growing collection of listings from around the world. In the Quick Search, users may search for accommodations by city, state or country. Users who don't have a specific destination in mind, can browse geographically with the World Search. Basic entries include the name, address, and phone number, as well as a link to a city map. Bed and breakfast owners may include additional information, photos, or a link to their own web site, for a fee. [AG]
The U.S. Federal Reserve Board issues this report eight times per year. It "gathers anecdotal information on current economic conditions in [each of 11 geographical districts] through reports from [Federal Reserve] Bank and Branch directors and interviews with key businessmen, economists, market experts, and other sources." This information is summarized by district and sector. The Beige Book is watched closely by economic analysts, businesspeople, and journalists, and is considered a barometer of US economic performance. The site contains the current and most recent previous report. [JS]
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.bst.bls.com · open in the Old Internet
AIAI³Y TV http://www.mindspring.com/~itv/ Internet TV internet_tv
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 104 more pages catalogued on www.mindspring.com · open in the Old Internet
Addison Wesley Publishing Group Addison-Wesley Publishing Company Addison-Wesley Publishing Group
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 1 more page catalogued on www.aw.com · open in the Old Internet
This new addition to the Harry S. Truman Library's digital archives (see the July 17, 1998 Scout Report ) commemorates the 1948-49 Berlin airlift, with primary documents, photos, and excerpts from a history of the airlift. The site features thirteen collections of primary materials, including declassified CIA reports and State Department research folders, Cabinet meeting minutes, letters, and press conference transcripts. Each collection offers basic information on the documents (author, recipient, date, number of pages, etc.), a brief summary, and a link to digitized images. The featured secondary text excerpts, from D.M. Giangreco and Robert E. Griffin, Airbridge to Berlin -- The Berlin Crisis of 1948, its Origins and Aftermath, are arranged in topical sections and offer a helpful and concise background and overview of the political and social aspects of the airlift. Finally, the Photo
Money magazine has changed its annual Best Places to live rankings yet again. Two years ago the magazine broken down their list by size within geographical area. Now the editors have simply picked two national winners and four runners up and created an interactive tool that allows users to select from 63 factors (or a nine category quick search) and find their own city to love. The magazine explains it top choices with several paragraphs and a statistical snapshot for each city. Visitors can also use the site to compare the cost of living between any two US cities. [MD]
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 7 more pages catalogued on pathfinder.com · open in the Old Internet
The winners of the Best Websites are up! These annual awards are dedicated to finding great websites other than those large corporate websites that we all know about. Go somewhere new today: http://www.primenet.com/~donnlee/best96.html
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 83 more pages catalogued on www.primenet.com · open in the Old Internet
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The Beta-Sigma chapter of Kappa Sigma fraternity (1995)
Welcome to the ORIGINAL, BIGGEST, BEST and MOST COMPLETE Bewitched and Elizabeth Montgomery page on the net. Yes, this is the bewitching town of Westport, Connecticut circa 1964! Here is a safe haven where all mortals, witches, as well as warlocks are welcome. Sam and Darrin extend an open invitation for you to visit as often as you like! http://www.erols.com/bewitchd/index.html Here we celebrate the enchanting TV series, and especially the life and career of its beloved star, Elizabeth Montgomery. We pride ourselves on the originality and accuracy of materials and information on this page. At the time this page was born (April 15, 1996) there were no other web sites containing any of the…
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 1 more page catalogued on www.erols.com · open in the Old Internet
gita/gita. html Offers the Bhagvad Gita in Sanskrit (requires a PostScript viewer, such as Ghostscript). Also offers an English translation.
source: New Riders Official WWW Yellow Pages 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 11 more pages catalogued on www.cc.gatech.edu · open in the Old Internet
Read about the Cyberporn/Journoporn debate Smut 'n Stuff SunSITE's Smut Page The SunSITE SMUT Page
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 159 more pages catalogued on sunsite.unc.edu · open in the Old Internet
source: Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 49 more pages catalogued on www.clark.net · open in the Old Internet
The Bibliographical Society of the University of Virginia [frames] (1998)
Maintained by the Electronic Text Center at the University of Virginia Library, this site contains three electronic text resources of interest to scholars and educators. The first and most important of these is a recently released collection of the first 49 volumes (1948-96) of the Society's Studies in Bibliography, "a virtual encyclopedia of scholarly work on the history of books and editing over the past 50 years." The volumes are offered individually and as a full-text searchable database. The second resource, Shakespearean Prompt-Books, is an eight-volume collection of studies of the stage texts used in various seventeenth-century performances of Shakespeare's plays; the plays are also available individually or as a searchable database. The third resource, Attributions of Authorship in the Gentleman's Magazine, 1731-1868, is a searchable database containing well over 5,000 attributio
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 3 more pages catalogued on etext.lib.virginia.edu · open in the Old Internet
Come see my web site! Examples of my photography (b&w portraiture, comments welcome!) A bit about the Hame Lots and lots of links to cool sites... etc etc! http://www.io.org/~hgrant Check it out! Hamish.
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 30 more pages catalogued on www.io.org · open in the Old Internet
HVB - The Big Island of Hawaii The Big Island of Hawaii site is filled with history, adventure, and tourist information about this paradise. Visitors can take a guided tour to discover the best places to go, and the history of the Big Island, which is twice as large as all the other Hawaiian islands combined, and roughly the size of Connecticut. The islandâ s terrain, from active volcanoes to snow covered mountaintops, is covered in detail here. An alphabetical list of attractions that travelers cannot afford to miss can also be found on this Web page, including Rainbow Falls, Volcanoes Natio
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Microforum Internet Directory 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 6 more pages catalogued on www.visit.hawaii.org · open in the Old Internet
Hello, this is a quick announcement that the E-Zine Page at http://www.middlebury.edu/~otisg/zines.shtml has changed and is now improved to ease you in browsing over 600 E-Zine entries. The E-Zine page is also available at the URL http://www.middlebury.edu/~otisg/Zines/ and there is now the 'About E-Zines Page' at http://www.middlebury.edu/~otisg/Zines/about.shtml so you can read that to learn how to use E-Zines Page. For those who haven't been to this E-Zines Page yet, note that this is the biggest E-Zine resource on the Web, it is daily updated (literally) by you people (you can add magazine enrties and see them appear sorted and under the appropriate letter in a matter of seconds). I…
source: comp.infosystems.www.announce, 1996-97; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 3 more pages catalogued on www.middlebury.edu · open in the Old Internet
This site joins an already crowded field of portal/ multiple search engine sites. Like some of its peers, BigHub allows simultaneous searches of numerous engines, in this case nine, and includes several value-added features, such as stock quotes, news, weather reports, and free email. Unlike some of its competitors, BigHub also features a nice collection of specialty search engines in categories such as Arts & Humanities, Education, Government, News, and Science, among others. Search engines in each category are further organized by discipline. Although any such collection is inevitably subjective, users may find the site a useful tool to reduce their search time and gather more relevant results. [MD]
If you are interested in what the future of educational resources on the Internet may look like, visit the Biology Place. This resource for teachers in the biological sciences will have a "grand opening" on August 19th, but is available now for previewing. For four weeks after the site's opening, all resources will be free of charge; then each teacher (along with up to 250 of his/her students) will be charged a fee for an academic-year registration (site licenses are available). Nine high school and college faculty members are responsible for content areas: chemistry, cells, genetics, evolution, diversity, plants, animals, and ecology. Although only the genetics section is fully active during the prototype stage, each section will contain student activities, selected web resources, and research news. Instructors will also find teachers' forums and curriculum materials.
Faculty and staff at the University of Arizona have developed an "interactive online resource for learning biology" based on an entry-level biology course, for use by high school and college-level students. The site is divided into seven subject areas: biochemistry, cell biology, developmental biology, human biology, Mendelian genetics, immunology, and molecular biology. Within each subject there are problem sets, tutorials, activities, and links to related Internet resources. This well-designed site can be used in combination with classroom or laboratory course work, or as a self-guided study program. The Biology Project is funded by a grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. The Guided Tour requires JavaScript. [AG]
The Biotech Law home page offers legal and scientific information of interest to researchers in biotechnology/pharmaceutical science. At this time, the site provides basic articles on methods of record keeping for inventors, an explanation of the U.S. legal standard for inventorship and an overview of patent application preparation. The Biotech law home page also includes more advanced articles on intellectual property licensing, parallel importing of patented products, and the effects of electronic publication on U.S. Patent rights. In addition to a "heads up" guide to recently-issued U.S. biotech patents, the home page provides links to additional sources of information on intellectual property protection, as well as links to selected scientific resources on Internet.
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 4 more pages catalogued on www2.ari.net · open in the Old Internet
was established by President Clinton in November of 1993 to recommend long-term changes to America's entitlement programs and tax structure. The Commission is comprised of 32 Members -- including 22 Members of Congress and 10 distinguished private citizens and State and local leaders -- and is chaired by Senator Bob Kerrey (D-NE) and Senator Jack Danforth (R-MO). To date, the Commission has approved an Interim Report to the President outlining the nature and scope of America's long-term fiscal dilemma. The Commission has also produced a document describing potential reforms to America's entitlement programs and an interactive computer program using the reform options. The Commission is due to make final recommendations to the President by the end of the year. Also: Try your hand at entitlement reform. Download Budget Shadows: a challenging, fun, interactive program that puts you in the d
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995; Microforum Internet Directory 1996 · 38 more pages catalogued on www.charm.net · open in the Old Internet
The Bird - The Alternative Truth Since 1968 - is now flying through cyberspace at its new web site: http://www.thebird.com The Secret Online Edition of The Bird is filled with the latest national and world news, investigative reports, and feature sections on American lifestyles and the online community. And, of course, the Birdman himself speaks out on The Bird editorial page. Through the miracles of modern science, readers are invited to speak their minds in The Bird Reader's Forum and in the BirdTalk Chat Room. And, inquiring minds will want to check out The Bird Personal Ads. You are invited to connect with Bird Central and see if you are among the lucky who quality for a FREE…
The Biz: Entertainment CyberNetwork The Biz site is chock-full of entertainment industry news. Look for coverage of award events such as the Cannes Film Festival, the Grammys, Oscars, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild awards. Read interviews with industry bigwigs such as Sydney Pollack. The Ads As Entertainment section contains interviews with advertising executives and a listing of the current yearâ s Clio Awards (for best commercials). Also included are QuickTime clips of movie trailers, television fall line-ups, reviews of cable features, music videos, news about new CD technology, and
source: Luckman's World Wide Web Yellow Pages 1996; Lycos crawler index, October 1995; The Internet Yellow Pages, Waltz 1995 · 78 more pages catalogued on www.pathfinder.com · open in the Old Internet
The Bizarre section has some cool stuff BRANCH Releases Daily Summary of White House Press. (1994)
Blacksburg, Virginia Town of Blacksburg Homepage Town of Blacksburg, VA Welcome to the Town of Blacksburg
source: World Wide Web Directory, Jamsa Press 1995; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 18 more pages catalogued on www.bnt.com · open in the Old Internet
This site, the online presence for a 26-year-old print "national career opportunities magazine," celebrates Black History month by presenting eleven articles on African and African American history. Included are articles on African American trailblazers in several fields, African science before the birth of the "New World," two articles each on Malcolm X and Martin Luther King, Jr., an article on Adam Clayton Powell, Jr., and, perhaps most interesting (as well as controversial), an article by John Henricke Clarke entitled "Why Africana History?" The articles present a refreshingly Afrocentric view of African American history. [JS]
As part of its celebration of Black history month, PBS has put together a compilation of PBS sites that focus on the African-American experience. Sites are organized into topics such as History, Politics, People and Video. For educators, a link is provided to PBS Teacher Source, which focuses on The African-American Journey in the Classroom and provides an ". . . A-Z inventory of online activities, teachers guides, and lesson plans designed to highlight African-American history, arts, and famous figures." Central to the site are three featured links, among them one to a new site called The Black Press: Soldiers Without Swords. Based on the Stanley Nelson film by the same name, this engaging site gives users an historical overview of the men and women of the Black press. The film, which premiered on Feb 8, 1999, was shown on PBS as part of its celebration of Black history month and was al
source: The Scout Report, 1994-99; Lycos crawler index, October 1995 · 45 more pages catalogued on www.pbs.org · open in the Old Internet
