USEFUL WORLD WIDE WEB LOCATIONS

• A searchable listing of computer magazines -- Entertainment: Magazines
• A soundbyte (requires sound capabilities) from Cliff Stoll, author of "The CUckoo's Egg" is available through the Internet Multicasting Service.
• A Time magazine article on a hacking "intrusion" is of interest Terror on the Internet.
• Three home pages for more information on Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks are available through the Legal Information Institute, Cornell Law School.
• A series of lectures on privacy being run as an on-line discussion group.
• Club Med! You will need to register to access this site, but it should come up automatically to ask you for information so that you can access this page later.
• The Internet Society home page.
• A course on "Ethics and the Law" at MIT.
• The White House -- access to the President, the Vice-President, access to leave messages (please be reasonable!!), and take tours of the White House or the Executive Building.
• Index of Services at Virginia Tech CS Dept.
• Entering the World-Wide Web: A Guide to Cyberspace
• PresentationMaterials -- HCC
• As far as I know, the only home page of an American Indian Nation -- the Oneida.
• Hypertext HTML formatting example
• Internet Resources Meta-Index
• Interactive Weather Browser
• Current Weather Maps-Movies
• What is Hypertext?
• HyperText Mark-up Language
• Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
• A Beginner's Guide to HTML
• Tools for WWW providers
• Internet Web Text Icons
• CSUWEB Index of Services
• About Douglas Adams
• 1994 NCAA Basketball Tournament WWW Pool
• Graphical Information Map Tutorial
• Index of Services at Virginia Tech CS Dept.
• HCI Launching Pad
• NCSA Mosaic Home Page
• Virginia Tech Campus gopher services
• Cisco Education Catalog
• MTV Main Menu
• WWWW - the WORLD WIDE WEB WORM
• Compass in Cyberspace: Internet Training
• Internet Chess Library
• Lawrence's Home Page
• MPEG Movie Archive
• BoWeb '94 Nominees
• JumpStation Front Page
• CSUWEB Student handbook general index
• US Congress (through the Library of Congress)