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- Women's Issues in the Third World Countries (Cancel)
Provides an intergrated set of resources designed to interest readers and enhance exploration.
- Issues - Wiring the Classroom (CNet)
Provides issue papers and links related to the effectiveness of the use of computers and similar technology in the classroom.
- Issues - The Universes (PBS - Hawking)
Provides theoretical papers related to the nature of the universes. Includes Ptolemy, Copernicus, Kepler, Steady-State, Big Bang, and other theories.
- Issues - Unsolved Mysteries of Cosmology (PBS - Hawking)
Provides theoretical papers related to the nature of the universes. Includes Ptolemy, Copernicus, Kepler, Steady-State, Big Bang, and other theories.
- Issues - Stephen Hawking's Universe (PBS - Hawking)
Provides theoretical papers related to the nature of the universe.
- Health Issues for Kids (Nemours Foundation - KidsHealth.org)
Provides The Kids Section, information about feelings, health, fitness, safety, the human body and other topics for children.
- Environmental Issues and Links (US News)
Provides issues and resources to support a clean environment.
- Women's Issues - 1830 - 1930 (Dublin and Sklar)
Searches historical documents for names and text related to women's issues from 1830 - 1930. Includes a particular emphasis on women's rights and suffrage.
- Editorial Projects Related to Women's Issues - 1830 - 1930 (Dublin and Sklar)
Provides over a dozen themes on historical issues related to women in the United States.
- Copyright Issues and Information (Groton Public Schools - Koschmieder and Smith)
Provides information related to acceptable use of the Internet in connection to copyright.
- Equity Issues and Strategies (NCREL)
Pathways to School Improvement information and suggestions for improving equity in 18 topic areas, such as At-Risk and Leadership. "Contributors to Pathways come from America's leading educational research centers and universities." 7-99
- Domain Name Issues (Network Solutions)
Provides form for online communication with Verisign (formerly Network Solutions), one of the company assigned with the USA responsibility for registration of domain names. 11-01
- Environmental Issues (Living on Earth)
Provides sounds messages related to environmental issues. Includes a search engine. 9-99
- Bilingual Education Issues and Research (Crawford)
Provides resources to help discuss the issues and research findings related to bilingual education. 10-99
- Women's Issues (Voices of Women)
Provides articles by and for women. 2-00
- Key Issues on the Environment (SpeakOut.com)
Provides indepth coverage of both sides of key issues. 2-01
- Public Opinion on Current Issues (Public Agenda Online)
Provides results of surveys of public opinion on key issues related to health, education, and other current concerns.
- Issues - The Universe (Washington Post - Achenbach)
Provides a summary of new findings on the nature of the Big Bang and expansion of the universe. 4-01
- Congress - News and Issues (Congress.org)
Provides news. Also provides information on issues through links to organizations advocating for their views to be supported by Congress. 6-01
- School Improvement Issues (Achieve Communications - InsideEducation.net)
Provides articles for school improvement, with a heavy emphasis on utilizing technology. 10-01
- Globalization Issues (About.com - Porter)
Discusses the pros and cons of globalization and "Americanization." "Globalization will always have cheerleaders who are blind to the destruction globalization can cause. And it will always have strident opponents blind to the way globalization gives some people their first opportunity to fulfill basic aspirations."
"As with most issues, the majority of people will be in the middle. They will see globalization not as something to worship or demonize. Instead, they will see it as something to mold, shape and manage for the betterment of everyone." 12-01
- Globalization Issues (Awesome Library)
Provides sources that discuss the pros and cons of globalization and "Americanization." 8-02
- Technology News and Security Issues (Electronic Frontier Foundation)
Provides news related to technology and security related to property rights, government surveillance, and more. 12-02
- 02-09-03 Israeli Prime Minister Issues Stark Warning (BBC News)
"Ariel Sharon says the new Israeli Government that he has been asked to form will end "Palestinian terrorism" and remove its 'leader,' Yasser Arafat." 2-03
- Environmental News and Issues (envirolink.org)
Provides headline news and information on environmental issues by subject. 3-03
- Discussions on Progressive Issues (JusticeTalking.org)
Provides debates on progressive issues. 7-03
- Younger and Older Americans Divided on Issues (CNN News)
"The gap between younger Americans and older Americans widens on a broad range of issues, according to a CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll." 10-03
- Current Health and Science Issues in Depth (NOW with Bill Moyers)
"When PBS and Bill Moyers launched NOW, it was to illuminate stories that weren't being covered on any other public affairs broadcast, and under Moyers' leadership, NOW has pursued the truth behind the headlines. 'We are continuing to take a thoughtful look at the events shaping our world,' says Moyers, who has received every major broadcast journalisim award including more than 30 Emmy Awards." 12-03
- Current Society and Community Issues in Depth (NOW with Bill Moyers)
"When PBS and Bill Moyers launched NOW, it was to illuminate stories that weren't being covered on any other public affairs broadcast, and under Moyers' leadership, NOW has pursued the truth behind the headlines. 'We are continuing to take a thoughtful look at the events shaping our world,' says Moyers, who has received every major broadcast journalisim award including more than 30 Emmy Awards." 12-03
- 02-29-04 Local Views of Key Issues (Akron Beacon Journal)
"Earlier this month, the Beacon Journal solicited the opinions of 99 area residents -- collecting a broad range of perspectives by seeking out those of various ages and occupations to determine what issues are important in the region."
"The results of the informal survey provide a snapshot of what's on residents' minds as the Democratic presidential candidates make their way to Ohio to rally support for Tuesday's primary."
"Not surprisingly, the economy was cited most often as the issue respondents said they'd like to see addressed first by the president and Congress. The war in Iraq came in second, with 19 responses, followed by education, which 13 people cited."
"Of the 12 respondents who identified themselves as Republicans, 10 said they believed the economy was getting better or staying about the same. Only two saw it as worsening."
"The 43 self-identified Democrats were more pessimistic -- with 26 saying the economy is worsening and 17 saying it's better or staying the same." 2-04
- Bush vs. Kerry on the Issues (MSNBC.com)
Describes positions of the leading candidates for president of the United States. 6-04
- -Compare Bush and Kerry on Issues (MSNBC News)
"Here's a quick look at where Sen. John Kerry and President Bush stand on the central issues expected to dominate the 2004 race for the White House." 7-04
- -Issues for John Kerry (JohnKerry.com)
Provides John Kerry's positions on issues of importance to his campaign. 8-04
- Issues for George W. Bush (GeorgeBush.com)
Provides George W. Bush's positions on issues of importance to his campaign. 8-04
- Energy Issues (Bureau of National Affairs)
Provides documents and essays related to national policies on energy. 8-04
- Hopi Culture and Issues (Hopi Cultural Preservation Office)
Provides information on the culture and issues of the Hopi. 12-04
- -07-02-05 Big Issues for Next Term of Supreme Court (ABC News)
"Abortion, assisted suicide, gay rights, the death penalty. Some of the toughest issues in the land confront the Supreme Court in its new term in the fall." 7-05
- -07-25-05 John Roberts on the Issues (Washington Post)
Presents several positions argued by John G. Roberts, nominee for the U.S. Supreme Court. 7-05
- -07-26-05 Issues Over Past Documents by Roberts (CBS News)
"Risking a showdown with Democrats, the White House said Tuesday it won't release documents that Supreme Court nominee John Roberts prepared while working on cases to argue on behalf of the first Bush administration before the high court." 7-05
- Teaching Multicultural Issues in the Classroom (CBS News)
"Take the City of Brotherly Love: It's the first public school district to require all high school students entering this September to take a year-long course on African and African-American history before they graduate." 9-05
- Sustainability and Leadership Issues (Ode Magazine)
"Ode is an independent magazine about the people and ideas that are changing the world."
"Sometimes it’s difficult to see beyond the war, poverty, exploitation and pollution that the mainstream media use to fill our view of the world. But there is more to life. There are other stories to report. Stories of countless initiatives being launched around the globe by people devoted to justice, respect and equality. Stories that bridge the gap between thinking and doing, between rage and hope, and the painful gap between the rich and poor – and thus build peace and sustainability. That is the news that Ode promises to deliver. By reading Ode you connect to a network of positive change and inspiration. Ode points the way to knowing better, doing better and feeling better." 9-05
- Social Issues - Study Guides (KidsNet)
Provides guides to support a number of television documentary programs. Available for free on a limited basis.
- -10-05-05 Republican Senator Argues for Issues-Based Decision on Judge (ABC News)
"A powerful conservative on the Senate Judiciary Committee says if Supreme Court nominee Harriet Miers considers Roe v. Wade 'settled law' there is a 'good chance' that he will vote against her." 9-05
- Crisis Leadership Issues (Crisissimulations.com)
Provides articles related to crisis leadership. 11-05
- -09-06-06 Pentagon Issues New Guidelines on Interrogation (CNN News)
"A new Army manual bans some prisoner interrogation techniques made infamous during the five-year-old war on terror, officials said Wednesday." 09-06
- -10-02-06 Supreme Court's Issues for the Year (PBS News)
"The U.S. Supreme Court began its next term Monday with cases on late-term abortions, the use of race in school admissions, patent law and pollution control. Legal experts discuss the cases and the issues that will define the new term." 10-06
- -Editorials: Bob Koehler on Progressive Issues (CommonWonders.com)
Provides editorials on progressive issues.10-06
- -12-24-06 California Seeks Lead in Environmental Issues (MSNBC News)
"And now Schwarzenegger, a Republican, wants to use his star power to turn global warming into an issue in the 2008 presidential election. 'There is a whole new movement because of the change of people sent to Washington,' Schwarzenegger said in an interview this week, referring to the Democratic Party's impending takeover of Congress. 'We want to put the spotlight on this issue in America. It has to become a debate in the presidential election. It has to become an issue.' "
"Schwarzenegger made no bones about his exasperation with the Bush administration's refusal to allow California to become the first state in the nation to regulate greenhouse gas emissions from vehicles." 12-06
- 10-05-07 Rice Issues New Rules for Blackwater USA (Ask.com)
"Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice ordered federal agents on Friday to ride with Blackwater USA escorts of U.S. diplomatic convoys in Baghdad to tighten oversight after a shooting in which private guards are accused of killing 13 Iraqi civilians." 10-07
- -McCain and Obama Take on Environmental Issues (U.S. News)
"Obama's proposal goes further than McCain's, requiring that the United States cut carbon dioxide emissions 80 percent from the 1990 levels by 2050; McCain would require only a 60 percent reduction, and distribute some of the allowances to polluters for free. Both plans, nevertheless, are more ambitious than what world leaders have so far embraced. At last week's G-8 summit in Japan, officials reached a 'historic' agreement for a 50 percent emissions cut by 2050." 07-08
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