WKKO - 99.9 FM - Toledo, OH (1995)
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/99~9B.html
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http://pr.mese.com/radio/96rock/index.html
99X Atlanta Home Page WNNX: 99X
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/1220.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/95~5.html
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WKSU is the official radio station for Kent State University in Ohio and broadcasts original programming using RealAudio. A National Public Radio affiliate featuring news and classical music, WKSU offers the popular news magazines "Morning Edition" and "All Things Considered." Web users can listen to a number of online features, check out the station newsletter, or link to a wide variety of radio, television, and music links.
Found as a host for email in the White NetPages, July 1994 (1 listing). A mail domain — whether it also served a website is not recorded.
Found as a host for email in the White NetPages, July 1994 (4 listings). A mail domain — whether it also served a website is not recorded.
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/103~9.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/98~7.html
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http://ibd.ar.com/IBD/WLN.html
http://ibd.ar.com/Catalogs.html Internet Business Directory Catalogs
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WLNS
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/101~5.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/1500.html
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http://www.iquest.com/wlrh/wlrh.html
http://www.iquest.com interQuest Online Services
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/890.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/93~1.html
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Contel Corp. Problem: Failed to get host information.
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/700.html
Daniel Dallmann's page Daniel Dallmann, Stuttgart, aka "Poldi", C64 files Homepage Poldi's C64-Page
WLWT
a picture of this site
http://www.shore.net/~wlyn/welcome.html
shore.net
http://wmanion.umeme.maine.edu/default.htm
Civil & Environmental Engineering
http://www.mit.edu:8001/activities/wmbr/home.html
Discuss World Wide Web Gateway (addicting and fun...) Discuss->WWW (ar MIT) Discuss->WWW gateway home page gateway at my site Gateway to Discuss WWW->Discuss gateway
here J. Patterson. Jane Elizabeth Patterson Pope Patterson of the Bowels of the Asylum Priestess of the Large Cheese Biscuit.
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/92~5.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/660.html
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/1440.html
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digital audio edit/dubbing suite Digital Editing & Dubbing Room
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Waste Management and Technologies This is the Waste Management and Technologies Analytical Decision Support (WMTADS) Web server. The Los Alamos National Laboratory Chemical Science and Technology Division operates this server for the U.S. Department of Energyâ s Office of Environmental Restoration and Waste Management.The system collects, identifies, organizes, maintains, and updates information from various databases concerning hazardous, radioactive, and mixed waste.
a picture of this site
http://www.hu.mtu.edu/~wdvanloo/wmtu.html
CCLI-MTU Michigan Tech University Department of Humanities Michigan Technological University Scientific and Technical Communication Program
a picture of this site
http://www.nd.edu/StudentLinks/gmoriart/.ljason/wmuc.html
http://www.nd.edu Notre Dame University Home page. Notre Dame's WWW Server. University of Notre Dame
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http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/1000.html
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WMX Technologies, Inc. WMX Waste Management Inc.
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/92~3.html
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The Women's National Basketball Association tips off its inaugural season on June 21, 1997 and offers interested Internauts a chance to learn about the league on the WNBA site. The site is highlighted by pages for each of the eight teams, including schedules, rosters with player information, arena and ticket information, and a "theater" section with QuickTime and .avi movies of selected players in action. The main page also contains information about the league, including its executives, and a complete rulebook. The 28-game schedule runs through August and broadcast information is listed in the schedule. [JS]
“WNDX - Graphical User Interface development environment WWW http://www.wndx.com/” — posted to comp.lang.c++-part2, 8 Apr 1996.
Posted to comp.sys.amiga.marketplace once during 1995–96 with no words around it.
http://www.wnet.org/wnetschool/
wNetSchool merges the resources of public television programs with Internet-based resources and lesson plans created by veteran teachers to provide an integrated tool for K-12 educators. Registered teachers (registration is free) can consult Web Experts, learn about select software applications, refer to the Internet primer for basic information, read the monthly bulletin, browse a list of annotated links, and search the National Teacher Training Institute for Math, Science, and Technology's (NTTI) Lesson Plan Database. Other wNetSchool sections include Teacher Talk, which offers an online forum for teachers to discuss specific topics, and Student Gallery, a profile of exemplary student projects. [JR]
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/fm/100~3.html
Daniel Dallmann's page Daniel Dallmann, Stuttgart, aka "Poldi", C64 files Homepage Poldi's C64-Page
99X Atlanta Home Page WNNX: 99X
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Northwestern Universityâ s radio station, WNUR-FM, provides jazz music neophytes with this Web page on everything from the radio station to musical instruments. This site contains an interactive map that allows users to explore jazzâ s 100-year history, from its roots to its present form. Visitors can also explore the history of jazz on television and radio, jazz art, and jazz education. An online search tool helps users find artistsâ biographies, reviews, and concert schedules. Some of the information is contained directly on this site, but the bulk of it comes from external links to site
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http://www.acns.nwu.edu/WNUR/jazzbase/
HTML Authoring Tools and Filters http://www.acns.nwu.edu/www-authoring.html Index of authoring tools and filters for HTML
http://www.irony.com/hamclubinfo.html
The Fingerlakes VHF Society. The Rochester VHF Group.
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/690.html
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Woably Company
http://131.188.190.131/~mikel/am/1080.html
Daniel Dallmann's page Daniel Dallmann, Stuttgart, aka "Poldi", C64 files Homepage Poldi's C64-Page
http://www.physics.oberlin.edu/sunbird/wobc.html
Oberlin College Physics Department
http://www.wochenpost.de/Archiv/Default.html
Archiv, zurückliegende Ausgaben
GTE. System: Unix. Files: standard dictionary.
Wofford College
http://www.greywolf.com/wolf.html
Those interested in wolves can get updates on the status of the wolves reintroduced into Idaho, as well as wolves in Yellowstone National Park. There are numerous links to wolf-related sites; some include photographs. The Wolf Home Page is particularly extensive, with links to sites covering wolf communication, wolf-recovery efforts, and the status of wolves in Wisconsin, Michigan, and
http://www.clark.net/pub/bdalzell/wolf/wolfpark.html
Sure to satisfy oneâ s lupine lusts, this site is dedicated to the humble and majestic wolf. Wolf Park is a sanctuary in Indiana that houses eight wolves in a natural setting while it conducts studies. Those interested can visit the park--directions on how to get there are provided--or peruse the gift shop to find that perfect token for the favorite member of your pack. Seminar and sponsorship information
http://tigerden.com/Wolf-park/
The Wolf Park is a non-profit facility conducting research in reproductive and interpack social behavior, predator-prey interaction, and techniques for human-wolf interaction. This site includes information on lectures, tours, special demonstrations, educational programs, wolf park memberships, and links to wolf-related sites. The Adopt-A-Wolf Program outlined in this site enables wolf lovers to make contributions to the maintenence of wolves in the wild.
http://www.edu.isy.liu.se/~z93joala/wolf
This page is offered by the Wolf Society as an educational resource. Beginning with the stunning screen shot, wolves are presented as admirable, beautiful, social animals with strong family bonds. The Wolves Gallery exhibits photos, stories, poems, and 100 ways of telling if youâ re becoming or have become a werewolf. Links to other wolf organizations and resources are also provided.
Teachers can use this site as an instructional tool for the study of wolves. Students can follow the movements of wolves with radio collars, view photographs of wolves, and listen to a wolfâ s howl. Other resources include the International Wolf Center Journal, a teachers guide, and seminars and newsgroups.
http://wintermute.gmd.de:8000/~broll/
Wolfgang Broll (VRML)
ftp://wuarchive.wustl.edu/pub/msdos_uploads/games/w3d_cc1.zip
An amazing 59 new levels for Wolf-3D.
The Wolf Den! The Wolves Den WolfDen
University of Western Australia, , CC. System: Unix. Unfortunately you won't find much here [right, nothing here].
http://kirmes.inferenzsysteme.informatik.th-darmstadt.de/~bibel
Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Bibel
Math Source Mathematica resources Mathematica's home page Mathematica/Wolfram Research MathSource (Mathematica code) MathSource - Mathematica Products MathSource - Resource for Mathematica MathSource Home Page Wolfram Research Home Page Wolfram Research, Inc.
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Wolfram Research's Mathematica for Windows, Unix, and the Macintosh is a math software program that is used by more than a million scientists, engineers, and students around the world. This site contains product information about Mathematica, books about Mathematica, and an Applications Library, from which you can download ready-to-use tools that will speed your tasks. You can sample some of Mathematica's powerful capabilities by using the interactive demo hot link. Although the site is a commercial site geared toward selling a product, if you are at all interested in accomplishing heavy duty math or engineering tasks on your computer, you will learn how Mathematica can help you.
Wolfson College, Oxford
“<A HREF="http://www.wolfsong.com/">Just Another Friendly Face</A>” — posted to comp.lang.c-part1, 17 Feb 1996.
Posted to comp.periphs.scsi 4 times during 1995–96, in the poster's signature block. Nothing was written about the page itself.
Wollongong Canada Wollongong Group Canada ( WGC )
WOLO-TV (Unofficial)
http://metcon.met.co.nz/it2/couper/comics/quiz/wolvie/wolvie1.html
Meteorological Service of New Zealand
http://www.teleport.com/~rfrederi
Wolverine Antique Music Society The Wolverine Antique Music Society (WAMS) is dedicated to preserving and promoting music originally recorded for 78 rpm records. Visit this Web site to find out about the history of antique phonographs, or to read the remembrances of artists and collectors. There are also plenty of articles on phonographs and on the recording process for 78â s, in addition to technical references and antique audio resources. Users can look at 78 album-cover art and other historical images, or listen to sound clips. Links to sites pertaining to blues, jazz, and collectibles are
http://www.wolverton.com/wolverton/
Wolverton Securities Ltd.
http://www.cyber.net/~grinch/wolves.html
Provides Internet wolf resources. Includes information and links to magazine and newsgroup connections.
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Canadian Consulate Trade Office / Bureau de commerce du Consulat canadien - San Jose Canadian Consulate Trade Office, San Jose, California
Woman's Missionary Union (WMU)
http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/sorokin/women/index.html
Discuss World Wide Web Gateway (addicting and fun...) Discuss->WWW (ar MIT) Discuss->WWW gateway home page gateway at my site Gateway to Discuss WWW->Discuss gateway
▸ U.S., World
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Return to RAD World Home Page Table of Contents
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Wombat Internet Guild WombatNet
a picture of this site
http://wombatix.physics.ucg.ie/
directory Ireland-Related Online Resources
CHAC.ORG Wombat Internet Guild home page
Wombat Internet Guild home page
W omen's M ountain B ike A nd T ea S ociety WOMBATS ON THE WEB Women's Mountain Bike And Tea Society (WOMBATS)
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Daniel Dallmann's page Daniel Dallmann, Stuttgart, aka "Poldi", C64 files Homepage Poldi's C64-Page
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http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/ellens/gender.html
Lab publications MIT - AI Laboratory Publications MIT AI home page Our Publications See here for information
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http://www.ai.mit.edu/people/ellens/Gender/wom_and_min.html
Women and Minorities in Engineering This site provides a collection of links related to women working in the fields of science and engineering. The list is substantial, with documents, profiles, and minorities. Organizations accessible from this site include the National Science Foundation, the Society of Women Engineers, the International Network of Women in Technology, and the Association for Women Geoscientists. Women and Minorities in
http://womhist.binghamton.edu/
This site was created to introduce secondary and higher education students to some of the primary documents available for the study of women's involvement in social movements in the US between 1830 and 1930. The material at the site has its origins in editorial projects of undergraduate and graduate students at the State University of New York at Binghamton, collected and revised by Professors Kathryn Kish Sklar and Thomas Dublin. These are presented as a collection of learning modules addressing specific topics, such as African-American Women and the Chicago World's Fair, 1893; Women's Peace Mission to European Capitals, 1915; and Pacifism vs. Patriotism in Women's Organizations in the 1920s, among others. Each module contains an introductory essay and, in most cases, between fifteen and twenty primary documents. The modules have potential in classrooms as either discrete learning units
http://holmes.law.cwru.edu/1/women+law
Feminism and the Law
a picture of this site
Features over 1,000 women artists from the Middle Ages through the present day.
http://xroads.virginia.edu/~HYPER/DETOC/FEM/home.htm
"It is considered very indelicate for ladies and gentlemen to sit down together on the grass," was the response given to Frances Trollope in Cincinnati in 1829 when she proposed a picnic party to a female friend. This is just one example of the experience of women in the new republic as recorded by eighteen European travelers to the United States during the first half of the nineteenth century, now brought together by the American Studies Group of the University of Virginia. These combined travelogues "form a more complete and varied picture of the life of American women than can be gleaned from the text of [Alexis de Tocqueville's] Democracy in America alone." In addition to Trollope, excerpts from the works of Harriet Martineau, Charles Dickens, and Gottfried Duden are among those gathered here. The writings are organized both chronologically and topically, allowing readers to compare
The editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Online have put together this collection of biographical information on women in American history from 1600 to the present. Biographies can be browsed alphabetically or by occupational category. A quasi-subject listing called "misc. a-z" lists entries for women's organizations and issues. The site can also be browsed chronologically by using the four time periods displayed at the top: Early America 1600-1820, The Nineteenth Century 1820-1880, At the Crossroads 1880-1920, and Modern America, 1920-the present. Some entries are accompanied by pictures; a media gallery includes sound and QuickTime videos. Note that it is unknown how long this resource will be freely available. [DS]
Women discuss why the field of biology is important to them. Discover gender-related issues and other concerns that are specifically tied to women in biology. This group is not just about science; it has that added touch of something special that only women can give.
http://www.cs.yale.edu/HTML/YALE/CS/HyPlans/tap/t
Yale University: Computer Science
Presents Women in Higher Education, a monthly newsletter for women university administrators, faculty, and staff. Includes news and articles and current job listings.
http://tweedledee.ucsb.edu/~kris/WIS.html
Women in Science and Engineering Women in Sciences and Engineering
Women in Technology Directory The Women in Technology Directory is a networking and support resource for women in technical fields. To be added to the registry, visitors fill out an online form with such information as their technical field and Women in Technology Directory
http://worldweb.net/www/market/nonprofit/wominv/w
http://www.worldweb.net/ World Web Limited
http://worcester.lm.com/women/women.html
Women Leaders Online is a group dedicated to supporting the equality of women and curbing the right-wing political agenda through support and organized mobilization. The group works to accomplish these goals through contacting elected representatives, communicating with the media, organizing local events, and supporting political leaders with similar viewpoints. There is membership information, a list of speeches by notable women, and resource information, such as a link to the Violence Against Women Act.
http://www.4women.gov/owh/pub/woc/index.htm
Provided by the National Women's Health Information Center (NWHIC), this new data book is intended to help policymakers and women's health advocates understand the health status of women of color and assist them in addressing their needs. The first of the three sections, Factors Affecting the Health of Women of Color, provides an overview of health factors as they relate to ethnic and racial heritage (Native Americans, Hispanics, Black Americans, and Asian Americans), as well as special health issues facing adolescent females and elderly women of color. The second portion of the report, Health Assessment of Women of Color, contains a collection of data on a wide variety of topics illustrated with tables and graphs. These include life expectancy; major causes of death; body weight; tobacco, alcohol, and drug use; preventive health care services; access to health care; morbidity and mortal
http://www.america.net/com/prestige/wgahome.html
Connect Atlanta/Access America
http://www.informatik.fh-muenchen.de/lab/women.html
Women
http://chef.sped.ukans.edu/speddisabilitiesstuff/speddisabilities-women.html
On-line resources concerning women with disabilities
http://www.4women.gov/wwd/index.htm
This new site from the National Women's Health Information Center offers a plethora of resources of interest to women with disabilities and those who work and live with them. Divided into topical areas such as abuse, parenting, and sexuality, the site has a range of information about different types of disabilities and how they may particularly affect women. Also provided is information on federal laws and regulations that protect those with disabilities as well as extensive lists of services and support resources. A section on statistics may prove especially useful to researchers and educators. This site has literally hundreds of helpful links and publications and will be useful to both the general public and professionals. [REB]
The Brown University Women Writers Project has recently published the beta-test version of an online textbase. The textbase is a collection of primarily pre-Victorian (1450-1850) literature written by women. The initial release of the textbase will include over 200 texts, and 50 to 100 more will be added in the first year. The collection spans a wide array of topics and genres, providing a unique and valuable resource for the study of women's writing in English. The textbase will be freely available until the final version is released, tentatively scheduled for August 1, 1999. [AO]
gopher://gopher.kenyon.edu:70/11GOPHER_ROOT:[000000.depts.acad.wmns]
Women's & Gender Studies Department, Kenyon College
gopher://porpoise.oise.on.ca/11/resources/CWSE/others
OISE Gopher
http://dragon.acadiau.ca:1667/~860099w/comics/gifs/fashion.gif
Homosexuals at Acadia University OUTLET & Coming out of the closet at Acadia University
http://asa.ugl.lib.umich.edu./chdocs/womenhealth/womens_health.html
Womenâ s Health Resources on the Internet This site offers a guide to Web resources for womenâ s mental, physical, and sexual health. Each category is further broken down into smaller entities, listing the Web address, URL, access restrictions, contact information, author(s), and a brief description of what visitors will find at the site. Although simply designed, this page has lots to offer. Womenâ s Health Resources on
http://www.newsfile.com/1w.htm
Womenâ s Health Weekly coverage includes the latest information on womenâ s health issues. Visitors may read the full text of the current weekâ s issue, containing news reports from such major news organizations as Reuters, the Associated Press, and the International Press Service. Past issues may be accessed by paying a subscription fee. Other features include reports about major conferences and international meetings, as well as summaries of articles from prominent
http://www.nytimes.com/specials/women/whome/index.html
This new site, hosted by the New York Times , is a well-constructed resource covering twenty-eight topics of health concern for women, "from nutrition to cancer to cosmetic surgery." Included are reports from the Times archive, materials from The Harvard Guide to Women's Health and The New Our Bodies Ourselves , and a database of additional related resources. The entire site is searchable and will remain available until September 22. Please note that registration is required and that it is free only to US residents. [MD]
http://www.feminist.org/other/wh_menu.html
In honor of Women's History Month, The Feminist Majority Online's Women's Web World has created a "Women's History Month" page. A fact of the day, book of the day, and link of the day are provided, as are calendar dates and events. A "Teach Women's History" page offers various teaching tools including a full text browsable and searchable online version of "The Feminist Chronicles: 1953-1993", by Toni Carabillo, Judith Meuli, and June Bundy Csida. Women's History Month: Women's Web World
http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/~andria/International_Hockey.html
Who says ice hockey is a men only sport? Visitors to the Womenâ s International Hockey page will find information on past championship matches, as well as profiles of womenâ s ice hockey teams from around the world. The latest updates on womenâ s hockey in upcoming Winter Olympic games are furnished, and so are links to other womenâ s
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http://www.interport.net/~asherman/wln.html
[http://www.interport.net/CORE/] CORE- Industrial Design Resources
http://www.best.com/~sirlou/wmhp.html
Womenâ s Medical Health Page The Womenâ s Medical Health Page provides information about current medical issues, publications, and news which have an impact on womenâ s health. The bulk of the information at this site is culled from prominent medical journals such as the "New England Journal of Medicine," the "British Journal of Cancer," and the "European Journal of Epidemiology." Material presented here will interest healthcare professionals as well as anyone interested in learning more about Womenâ s Medical Health Page
a picture of this site
http://sunsite.unc.edu:80/cheryb/women
This lengthy, annotated index of links is an excellent starting point for information by and about women on the Internet. Links in Sports, Gender Issues, and Technology are provided, along with a search engine for a quick and easy access to information on the desired subject. Lists of links to womenâ s studies departments and library resources are also available. The site includes a directory of resources for women in the Research Triangle area of North Carolina, complete with contact information and links.
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http://www.igc.apc.org/igc/www.women.html
guide to progressive organizations and resources Institute for Global Communications The Progressive Directory from IGC
http://metalab.unc.edu/cheryb/women/wshome.html
presents information on academic programs in Women's Studies and libraries with strong collections pertaining to the discipline, women and literature, community resources for women, and a gathering of women's resources found on the 'net.
http://www.comeout.com/g-spot/
Hello Visit the g-spot (gee! for girls!) @ http://www.comeout.com/g-spot/ A new site featuring women's resources, articles, reviews, stories for women by women. We're always looking for contributors! Thanks Laura
http://www.worms.fh-rpl.de/Hochschulfrauen/
WOMEN RIGHTS at German universities and polytechnics Rhineland - Palatine (Rheinland Pfalz) We announce the first WWW-Site for women rights and women studies at German universities and polytechnics in Rhineland Palatine http://www.worms.fh-rpl.de/Hochschulfrauen/ The pages give answers, addresses, help, infos about courses, advisory services, support and promotion for all questions around the theme women and higher education. Best wishes C. Neubronner
http://women-www.uia.ac.be/women/
Belgian Women's Studies WWW Server (incl. Women's Studies Roadmap)
http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/WomensStudies/
The University of Wisconsin System Women's Studies Librarian offers a web page that provides exhaustive lists of bibliographies of monographs and scholarly articles in women's studies. The site also offers core lists of women's studies books in print on subjects from aging to women of color, compiled by the Association of College and Research Libraries Women's Studies Section. These core lists are intended to aid librarians in building women's collections, as well as guide teaching faculty in selecting course materials. Publishers and prices are provided. The page also points to selected women's Internet subject resources, e-zines and newsletters, and syllabi and course materials.
http://www-unix.umbc.edu/~korenman/wmst/links.html
The University of Maryland Baltimore County maintains two very useful pages of women's studies pointers. One offers an alphabetical list of over 100 selected women's and gender related sites of all types. To make the list easier to navigate, it has also been divided by topic, including activism, arts and humanities, health, international, net info, science/technology, and sexuality, as well as a separate list pointing to over 40 national and international university women's studies programs and research centers. The second page provides an annotated collection of over 200 women's issues and gender studies email lists. Again, the collection is presented both alphabetically and by topic, including the topics above plus religion/spirituality lists, social science lists, women of color lists, and womens studies lists. Both pages are excellent sources of women's studies information on the Int
http://www.cs.utoronto.ca/~andria/University_Hockey.html
If you follow womenâ s college hockey, this is the place. Results and final standings for both United States and Canadian Division I leagues for the past few seasons are on file, and users may link to team home pages. There are national directories to all womenâ s hockey teams, all college teams, all hockey coaches, and more. A wealth of current and background information about the sport resides in the many home page links, including direct connections to womenâ s hockey pages at Cornell, Dartmouth, Rensselaer and overall hockey programs at other Ivy League and New England area schools.
Women's Wire http://women.com/, the award-winning women's magazine on the web, now features more news and entertainment in addition to an archive of all content published since launching in August '5. Serving as an electronic resource outpost and hip mentoring center for women around the world, Women's Wire features weekly advice columnists, daily news about women, statistics, quotes from newsmakers, and links to other women-focused Web sites and more. Recently added is E-line, a column of who's making news in the entertainment industry; Healthline, a weekly women's health information resource; Horoscopes, a staple for those who track the stars; and People to Watch, in-depth profiles of…
With its clean, colorful design, interactive and multimedia features, and numerous articles, Womenâ s Wire is sure to appeal to its female audience. The information-packed e-zine includes daily news reports, online surveys and quizzes, profiles, career descriptions, forums, chat rooms, advice columns, and feature stories. The Fashion section includes video and animation clips, fashion advice, and reports of the latest trends. Look for book reviews, gossip columns, quotes, and horoscopes in Buzz, or check out the financial advice in the Cash section. Want to design your own home page? Wireâ s
http://www.earlham.edu/wopolitics/WoPoliticsAndEnvAction.html
Women, Politics, and Environmental Action This site contains the collected papers presented by the participants of Women, Politics, and Environmental Action, an international symposium held in Moscow in 1994. Among the 20 topics covered, mainly by female scholars from the U.S. and Russia, were Genocide Through Ecocide; Demilitarization and Conversion; In Search of New Ethics; Women, Environment, and New Technology; and Environmental Education. Abstracts are provided for most of the papers, with e-mail telephone, FAX, and other information to contact the author. Life Styles-Social Issues & Acti
This site is full of resources and advice for women who own or plan to own their own businesses, with leads to networking groups, financial and technical information, and entrepreneurial articles such as Confessions of a Marketing Terrorist and Are You Franchise Material? It also provides reports that discuss such topics as writing business plans, managing accounts receivable, and advertising. There are links to other useful sites, including the Global Fund for Women, the SBA Office of Womenâ s Business
http://www.igc.apc.org/womensnet
WomensNet is a non-profit computer network and ISP for women, organizations, and womenâ s rights activists. In additional to general information about WomansNet, this site includes links to womenâ s organizations on WomensNet, listed alphabetically or by country/region. Annotated links to womenâ s resources, including those offering Internet and computer training, are also provided. Read the siteâ s newsletter for womenâ s rights alerts and reports about new Web sites for or Life Styles-Social Issues & Activism
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WomenSports is dedicated to serving athletes, coaches, parents, and fans who support female athletics. Visitors are greeted with a colorful, clickable field decorated with pictures of every sport (soccer, skating, tennis, basketball, etc.). A click on any of the interactive buttons will tell you the most upto-date information within that sport. If youâ re gearing up for the Olympics, thereâ s even a special section dedicated to The Games. Overall, this site still needs some refining, but itâ s a great find for anyone interested in womenâ s sports across the
http://www.soft-design.com/softinfo/womens-health.html
If you re a woman or someone who has an interest in women s health issues, you may want set a bookmark to the Women s Health Hot Line, an electronic newsletter published on the World Wide Web. While the monthly publication is no substitute for a visit to the doctor, it does provide lots of valuable information. In each issue, you ll find a different women s health concern highlighted. Topics cover everything from heart disease to selecting a primary care physician, to stopping smoking. Other articles help women sort out facts from hype with regard to the medical press. You ll find suggestions for preventing disease, as well as practical solutions to some of women s most common health problems.
The Women s International Center is a non-profit education and service foundation whose mission is to acknowledge, honor, and encourage women. The center s home page on the World Wide Web offers a miscellany of resources, including, among other things, a history of women in America, words of wisdom from women, and a quarterly newsletter. Another link at this site lets you select your date of birth to find other accomplished women who share your birthday.
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THERMIE - European Commission, DG XVII for Energy THERMIE - The European Commission's THERMIE programme THERMIE - The European Commission`s THERMIE programme THERMIE Programmme University College Dublin - THERMIE Home Page XVII (Thermie)
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http://www.honors.uiuc.edu/Pubs/Question06.html
Won't my grades suffer if I'm taking classes with and competing against other really good students?
http://www.knowsys-sw.com/Mike/WonderWoman/
Dave Le Dave's Page Return to Dave's Main Page.
“-> >wonder computers did it for me. check out http://www.wonder.ca” — posted to comp.sys.amiga.cd32, 24 Jan 1996.
Needleworkers searching for inspiration will find plenty of it here. The Decorative Stitch of the Month section features color stitch charts with diagrams and photographs to enlarge and print on a color printer for reference. There are CyberSamplers for counted cross-stitch, needlepoint, and samplers based on quilt patterns. For more inspiration, the Stitches in Action section shows examples of different completed projects. The Textile Resource links are especially notable, with pointers to traditional Andean and Hmong textiles, Bayeaux tapestries, and Medieval/Renaissance embroidery. There ar
http://py2.genetics.uga.edu/PFfolder/wombats.html
Explains why wombats are wonderful. Also offers links to other marsupial-related sites.
http://www.cam.org/~dino/ham.html
Wonderful World of Amateur Radio Tune in to this Web site for all sorts of information on amateur radio resources, especially those related to Canadian amateur radio. Access the complete text of the Canadian Amateur Rules and Regulations, as well as a quiz which tests your memory of these rules. Links connect you to the home pages of radio clubs as well as amateur radio software, newsgroups, vendors, databases, to international shortwave sites, ham radio mailing lists, and reference documents. Wonderful World of Amateur
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Barbie Collector - info on collecting this favourite plastic princess. Barbie Doll heaven or hell? Barbie, the Plastic Princess Page http://deepthought.armory.com/~zenugirl/barbie.html The Barbie Homepage Welcome to the Wonderful World of Barbie
http://www.ex.ac.uk/~gjlramel/six.html
Wonderful World of Insects Bugs, bugs, bugs are everywhere at the Wonderful World of Insects. Find interesting facts and unusual tidbits about these amazing if annoying pests, which comprise one million known species. Learn which is the biggest, which the fastest. Did you know that the Feather-winged Beetle Nanosella fungi, at 0.25 mm, is the smallest known insect? Appreciate the number of ants in the world. Ten percent of animal biomass consists of ants! Find out which insect gets the award for greatest range, greatest tolerance of cold and desiccation, shortest generation period, Wonderful W
http://www.mindspring.com/~shadow/wgi/wgi.html
AIAI³Y TV http://www.mindspring.com/~itv/ Internet TV internet_tv
http://www.eznet.com/wow/ww_intro.html
Wonders of the World is a small shop in an Old Flour Mill located in Spokane, Washington, a purveyor of the ancient and the mysterious, the beautiful and the exotic, the rare and extraterrestrial. Collectors of museum quality art, artifacts, and adornments. Come back in time with us 350 million years and meet the Ruler of the Primordial Seas... Or see and touch a 100 pound Extraterrestrial... Experience the Unusual, the Rare, the Wonderful.
http://www.wonderware.com/comments.htm
here M oo Are You? Who Are You?
a picture of this site
http://www.ksu.edu/wwparent/wondhome.htm
The words and wisdom of parent educator Dr. Charles A. Smith, along with research material from Kansas State University fill the pages of this site. With a focus on the parent side of the parent-child relationship, WonderWise Parent presents a clickable table of parent education topics. Features on discipline, humor, studies, and parent-related news events are included. In the Reflecting Pool section, parents get a chance to think about the meaning of being a parent and to read skill-building suggestions. In addition, WonderWise Parent provides links to other
http://www.olivet.edu/Campus/Departments/WONU/WONU.html
24 august: Ryan Herbert rherbert@olivet.edu Herbert, Ryan here http://www.olivet.edu/~rherbert/ Ryan Herbert's MegaHome Page Ryan's Home Page Ryan's Personal Home Page
http://motion2.ortho.pitt.edu/woo09.html
Biomechanics of the Human Anterior Cruciate Ligament: ACL Structure and Role in Knee Motion. Biomechanics of the Human Anterior Cruciate Ligament: Muscle Stabilization and ACL Reconstruction.
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Magnadata Australia Pty Ltd Magnadata Internet Services Parent Directory www.magna.com.au
http://grfn.org/~radio/combo.html
http://www.grfn.org/~zenyu Thor's no so humble home.
http://www.woodmarketing.com/wmc.html
Wood Marketing & Communications
http://www.woodradio.com/cgibin/var/wood/home.htm
This Michigan-based station pair (AM and FM) broadcasts easy listening and talk radio with a slightly rightist bent. The talk hosts in particular are well-represented, with photos, descriptions, and a scattering of sound clips.
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http://www.msen.com/~mccon/index.html
http://www.msen.com/ MSEN home page (my service provider) Msen homepage Msen, Inc. Homepage Online career Center
http://www.calypso.com/woodbridge/
Offers information on making your money work for you.
http://www.macscouter.com/WoodBadge.html
What does this "wooden badge" have to do with it?
The Wooden Canoe Heritage Association, Ltd. (WCHA)
Wooden Castle Craftsman
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http://media1.hypernet.com/WoodenBoat.html
HyperMedia Communications Inc.
Woodrow Wilson School of International and Public Affairs
gopher://pearl.whoi.edu/11/education-employment
Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (Job Listings)
Scientists at Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution are using fine-tuned accoustic energy to explore the world's oceans. Recent advances in this area have made it possible to use sound energy to detect, analyze, and track oceanic phenomena. In addition to using traditional low-frequency (seismic) energy to map features beneath the seafloor, the Woods Hole group employs such methods to measure temperatures and currents in the water column. Visitors to this site will find online data taken from various experiments around the world.
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Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute This is the home page for Massachusettsâ Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute. On this page you will find information on their latest research and classes offered at the Institute. Educators can locate valuable K-12 resources for class work as well as staff training and development services. For those interested in the various research activities performed at the Institiute, learn about ocean flux, acoustic electromagnetics, seafloor samples, and
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