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Internet Resources By Subject

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  • Wall Street Research Net's Home Page - Over 110,000 links are provided here to assist investors in researching actively traded companies and mutual funds. Key economic data affecting markets are also accessible.

  • Washingtonpost.com Business Glossary - Provided by the Washington Post in partnership with Britannica.com.

  • WashLaw Web - Large directory of law-related web sites from Washburn University's school of law.

  • Weather Underground: San Bernardino, California - Lists current weather conditions ( temperature, humidity, dewpoint, wind speed and direction, pressure, general conditions, visibility, clouds conditions, time of sunrise and sunset, time of moonrise and moonset, as well as moon phases). Includes a five-day forecast, radar images, and allergy information, satellite images, astronomical information,

  • Web Sites for Hearing Impaired - Created and maintained by the Disabled People's Association of Singapore, this site is a fantastic collection of links to international resources for deafness. It includes links to associations, news, health and research, sports and entertainment, business, newsgroups, and schools and institutes worldwide.

  • WebCrawler - One of the oldest metas around, and still useful.

  • WebEc - Economics journals on the Internet -

  • WebEc - WWW Resources in Economics -

  • Welcome to the ERIC Clearinghouse on Assessment and Evaluation - "Your clearinghouse for assessment, evaluation, and research information ... With more than 550 of the best books and articles in our Assessment Library."

  • Western States Communication Association - Scholarly society for communication studies, includes the California area. Information on conferences, publications, and member services.

  • Witness and Response: September 11 Acquisitions at the Library of Congress - Companion to an exhibit at Library of Congress. Offers a large selection of newspaper articles (U.S. and International), photographs, political cartoons, and folk art dealing with the 9/11 attacks and their aftermath. Look under the "Objects" link.

  • Women of Color Web - is dedicated to providing access to writings by and about women of color in the U.S. focus specifically on issues related to feminisms, sexualities, and reproductive health and rights.The site also provides links to organizations, discussion lists, and academic tools concerned specifically with women of color.

  • Women's Studies / Women's Issues Resource Sites - "...a selective, annotated, highly acclaimed listing of web sites containing resources and information about women's studies / women's issues, with an emphasis on sites of particular use to an academic women's studies program."

  • Women's Studies: Feminist Theory - Links to a variety of feminist theory web sites. Includes some original essays and articles by scholars.

  • Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution - The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution resource provides in-depth information on their current projects and research. Links to many other oceanographic, fisheries and/or marine biology resources are included.

  • Word Spy - Tracks the origins and development of interesting new words (mostly words appearing in the news media). Offers a mailing list.

  • Wordsmyth English Dictionary-Thesaurus - The University of Chicago is behind this dictionary site with a flexible search feature offering three approaches one of which can find correct spellings for misspelled words.

  • World Art Kiosk - A cooperative project among the CSUs, this database searches some 30,000 images of art from around the world.

  • World Atlas.com: Graphic Maps, World Atlas, and Geography - Aimed primarily at younger students and parents, this is nonetheless a useful site with simple color maps from around the world. The sponsoring company creates custom maps for a fee, but the basic maps are free of charge.

  • World Climate: Weather rainfall and temperature data - Climate data are historical weather averages, showing what the weather was typically like each month, averaged over a range of years. Designed for those interested in the general historical weather patterns, at home and around the world. About 85,000 climate records are online for tens of thousands of places.

  • World Factbook - Brief country profiles, including geography, people, government, economics, communication, and transportation.

  • World of Mathematics - It's the web's most complete mathematics resource, assembled over more than a decade.

  • World Wide Web Resources for Social Workers - This site organizes a huge number of links according to subject. Maintained by Gary Holden, a professor in the Shirley M. Ehrenkranz School of Social Work at New York University.

  • World Wide Words - Investigates word origins (etymology).

  • Worldtime Interactive Atlas - Worldtime is a service featuring an interactive world atlas, information on local time as well as sunrise and sunset times in several hundred cities, and a database of public holidays worldwide.

  • Worldwide Internet Music Resources - A well-organized general site done by the music library at the University of Indiana.

  • Worldwide Nurse - Extensive resources for anyone in the nursing profession: a calendar of professional events, lots of links to related resources, information about US, CA and UK Nursing Boards, nursing education and employment, medical specialties, medical resources (including medical search tools), medical software downloads and reviews, a discussion board, and a free electronic newsletter, Nurse-zine, available either by e-mail or on the Web site.

  • Writer's Handbook: Documentation Styles - How to use citation styles (APA, MLA, Chicago style, and CBE) by the University of Wisconsin Writing Center.

  • WSSLINKS: Women and Gender Studies Web Sites - "Developed and maintained by the Women's Studies Section of the Association of College and Research Libraries."

  • WWW Chemistry Sites at Academic Institutions - List of Chemistry Sites at Academic Institutions by UCLA.

  • WWW Virtual Library -

  • WWW Virtual Library - Social Sciences Subject Index - Links to variety of web resources in all areas of the social sciences, generally with an academic focus. Includes sections on Regional Studies, Law & Government, Demography, and Psychology.

  • WWW Virtual Library : Asian Studies -

  • WWW Virtual Library : Thailand -

  • WWW Virtual Library: Agriculture - A searchable database of agriculture links.

  • WWW Virtual Library: Anthropology - A huge collection of sites.

  • WWW Virtual Library: Oceanography - A lengthy list of links to carefully selected Web sites.

  • WWW Virtual Library: Science - Biosciences, History of Science, Technology and Medicine, Mathematics, Medicine & Health, Statistics, Microscopy, Chemistry, Complex Systems, Conferences, Earth Science, Physics, and Science Fairs.

  • WWW Virtual Library: Sociology: Electronic Journals - This is a good place to start when you're looking for online publications in Sociology. Each journal link has a brief annotation that tells you what to expect: open access to the full-text of the journal; abstracts only; or tables of contents. Also explore the link to the WWW Sociology Library for other resources in the field.

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