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Education Week on the Web

"America's Education Newspaper of Record" now publishes a Web edition. The full text of the print version is available online, as well as the monthly Teacher Magazine. The site is in final testing, so not all areas are fully functional; however, the depth of material already available makes it worthwhile to check out now. Content is divided into general categories: This Week's News offers...

https://www.edweek.org/
Russia's Demographic "Crisis"

The Rand Organization has recently made available via the Web the full text of Russia's Demographic "Crisis." "This volume is an outgrowth of a June 5-6, 1995 conference at which a group of Russian demographers presented the results of their pioneering research on Russia's demographic 'crisis' to American colleagues from the Rand Organization, the University of California-Los Angeles, the...

https://www.rand.org/pubs/conf_proceedings/CF124.html
Chemistry & Industry

Chemistry and Industry Magazine, a bimonthly product of the Society of Chemical Industry, provides selected full-text articles from the print magazine in the areas of news, commentary, features, latest results from chemical literature, and highlights from the latest European patents. In addition, there is a searchable and browsable archive of past issues, a daily news section, and searchable jobs...

https://www.soci.org/chemistry-and-industry
Library of Congress Classification System

This very simple Web site has one very useful function: it contains the outline of the Library of Congress Classification System. While the outline is not searchable, users may browse through the twenty-one categories, which are then arranged by sub-category and number range. For the library user who would like to be convinced that the LOC system is a logical organizational structure, this is a...

https://www.loc.gov/catdir/cpso/lcco/
The CeramicsWeb

The highlight of the CeramicsWeb, provided by Richard Burkett, a professor of art - ceramics at San Diego State University, is its section on ceramics databases, which includes searchable databases of tested and untested glaze recipes, "a searchable database of glaze and clay ingredient analyses," and a pointer to an interactive glaze calculation page, among others. CeramicsWeb also contains...

http://ceramicsweb.org/
RxList: The Internet Drug Index

There are two aspects of this drug information site that make it distinctively useful: first, it uses fuzzy logic as well as wildcard searching, just in case your spelling of long chemical names is imperfect; second, it's free. Don't let the simplicity of the search form fool you; while the searching is easy, it's also powerful. Search results come in the form of a listing of brand name, generic...

https://www.rxlist.com/
Accounting Resources on the Internet

Accounting Resources on the Internet, provided by Rutgers University, provides one-stop shopping for accounting resources. Here, interested Internauts can find information on the accounting firms, links to over 200 accounting firms in the U.S., U.K., and Canada, 30 different accounting associations, information on accounting-related publications, educational, finance, and audit resources, and...

http://raw.rutgers.edu/
CM Magazine: Canadian Review of Materials

Published by the Manitoba Library Association, the Canadian Review of Materials is the Web version of _CM Magazine_, a bi-weekly review of Canadian materials for young people. _CM Magazine_ contains book, media, and web reviews, as well as news, features, and stories of interest to teachers, librarians, parents, and kids. Though Web issues began appearing in June 1995, the site offers an archive...

https://www.cmreviews.ca
H-SAfrica Discussion Network

H-SAfrica is an electronic discussion group dedicated to the promotion of all aspects of South African history. H-SAfrica can be described as a cross between an academic journal and a friendly academic newspaper that is delivered to your electronic mailbox on an almost daily basis. It will provide all sorts of useful information, like international job adverts, book reviews, conference...

https://networks.h-net.org/h-safrica
New Perspectives on The West

Developed by Stephen Ives and Ken Burns, PBS's offers a Web site debuting to coincide with the documentary series _The West_, which began airing this week. This frames-based site is both textually and graphically rich. Its stated purpose is to explore "elements of Western history--profiles, documents, images." It includes a mini-guide to each episode, over 75 biographies, interactive timelines,...

https://www.pbs.org/kenburns/the-west/
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