NewsWatch, May/June 1999 The winners are Diana Skinner of Johnston County The biographies, appropriate forstudents in grades 5 the stories behind their pulitzerprize-winning photos. http://www.infotoday.com/MMSchools/may99/news0599.htm
Extractions: Microsoft and 18 other leaders in the education software industry are working together on a groundbreaking initiative to develop the Schools Interoperability Framework (SIF). A technical blueprint, the SIF will ensure that school software applications such as library, cafeteria, transportation, and student information management programs share data and work together effectively. The SIF specification is based on open-standard Extensible Markup Language (XML) and is not linked to a particular operating system or platform. SIF; info@schoolsinterop.org or http://www.schoolsinterop.org The grand-prize winner of the Educast Teacher Lesson Plan Contest is Dennis Erickson, a computer literacy and astronomy teacher of grades 6 to 12 at The Latin School in Chicago. Ericksons winning lesson plan entry, Hunting for Asteroids, brought him a new Compaq personal computer. The three first-prize winnersJason Hayes of Metropolis Junior High School in Illinois, John McDonald of Monroe Elementary School in Maine, and Matthew Prusiecki of Warren Central High School in Indianareceived their choice of five software titles from Knowledge Adventure or Sierra. Knowledge Adventure; 800/545-7677 or
SAPL: Websites - Biography pulitzer prizes Brief biographies are available for the most as well as listingsfor prize winners since 1917 half-million dollar Lemelson-MIT prize, as well http://www.sanantonio.gov/library/web/biography.asp
Extractions: General African Americans Artists Astronauts/Aviators ... Women GENERAL AFRICAN AMERICANS Prominent African Americans - Look here for great biographical information on famous and not-so-famous prominent African Americans. The site includes one annotated main link for each person and generally lists a few others to try for further information. ARTISTS - Biographies of some of the most famous comic artists, including Charles Schulz, Robert Crumb, and Bob Kane. Each biography lists birth and death dates and places, work history, accomplishments and interesting facts. They contain illustrations of comic characters and covers of comic books created by the artists. This is just one section of a site devoted to comic art history. - Artists with works in the National Gallery of Art are listed alphabetically with birth and death years and nationality along with links to reproductions of some of their works. WebMuseum, Paris Artist Index
Ithaca College Library Subject Guide Photographers Ref TR 139 C66 1995 Brief biographies of photographers Ref Desk AY67 .N5 W7 Includes lists of pulitzer prize photography winners. http://www.ithaca.edu/library/biblio/photography.html
Extractions: Ithaca College Library This guide is designed to help locate information about the multidisciplines related to Photography.These are merely suggested starting points. Use the online catalog, indexes and other resources to identify additional materials. Books or articles not available on campus may be obtained by Interlibrary Loan
Literature And Book Reviews of the works of the winners and finalists. The pulitzer prize Main Site; Readers'Café A Virtual CS Lewis current news, biographies, articles about Lewis and http://hackleylibrary.org/books.htm
Extractions: African/American Writers available at Hackley Public Library African American Literature Book Club (AALBC) "Authors, books, events, reviews, writers' resources, "fun stuff," and discussion groups". African American Literature Online annotated bibliography of African American writers of the 20th century. All Readers A book search engine American Folklore "retellings of American folktales, Native American myths and legends, Tall Tales, weather folklore and ghost stories from each of the 50 states." Arts and Letters Daily A daily publication that has reviews, articles, and new book notices in all fields of the humanities. Sister To Sister Bibliography Books available at Hackley Public Library Best Books of 2001 compiled by a librarian at San Francisco Public Library, this site has links to various publications with their lists of best books. Blithe House Quarterly: A Site for Gay Fiction new and established authors are featured here. Book Arts Web Book Browser The Booklist Center "The Web's Largest Selection of Booklists." Central Bookings "webzine, an online community space covering the world of contemporary literature for the opinionated, discerning bibliophile."
Shergood Forest: Gay Nonfiction - Biography NOTE This list contains biographies that are of Other awardwinners include singers,comedians, filmmakers Book Three-time pulitzer prize winning playwright's http://shergoodforest.com/nonfiction/bios.html
Extractions: NONFICTION: Gay Nonfiction - Biography NOTE: This list contains biographies that are of interest to gay/bisexual/homosexual men. A listing here does not imply that the authors, editors or publishers have been identified as gay/bisexual/homosexual. If you either wish to add to a list, or have evidence of any inaccuracies, please use New Contact Information . (See Sources A B C ... Top of Page - A - Ackerley: A Life of J. R. Ackerley Book A biography of J. R. Ackerley by Peter Parker Alan Turing: Enigma by Andrew Hodges (2000) Book Alan Turing (1912 - 1954) was a gay British mathematician who made history: His breaking of the German U-boat Enigma cipher in World War II ensured Allied-American control of the Atlantic. Alvin Ailey: A Life in Dance by Jennifer Dunning (1998) Book Biography of Alvin Ailey. American Men of Letters, Bayard Taylor by Charles Dudley Warner Andre Gide: Homosexual Moralist Book by Patrick Pollard Andre Gide: A Life in the Present by Alan Sheridan (2000) Book Following Gide from his first forays among the Symbolists through his sexual and political awakenings to his worldwide fame as a writer, sage, and commentator on his age, Alan Sheridan richly conveys the drama of a remarkable life; the depth, breadth, and vitality of an incomparable oeuvre; and the spirit of a time that both so aptly expressed.
UNT Libraries, Subject Guides: Journalism, Printer-Friendly Version Journalism biographies Master Index A I 3. Board (http//www.pulitzer.org) Thepulitzer prize Board prizes A list of winners, finalists, and the prize Board http://www.library.unt.edu/subjects/journalism/print.htm
Extractions: To locate books on journalism, communication, and advertising in the UNT Libraries, first consult the UNT Online Catalog . The online catalog contains materials added to the collections since 1979. For older materials that cannot be located in the online catalog, you may want to consult the card catalog located on the first floor of Willis Library. You can search subject, author or title in either catalog. Relevant subject headings for journalism include journalists journalism freedom of the press press , and reporters and reporting . Other subjects used in the catalogs can be found in the Library of Congress Subject Headings books located near the reference desk in Willis Library. For information on checking out materials from UNT Libraries, consult the Circulation department's home page
Books And Literature For information about a specific author or work guides, book reviews, author biographiesand more nybooks.com/nyrev/index.html) pulitzer prize winners (http//www http://www.wiltonlibrary.org/lit.asp
Extractions: Travel Resources from the Wilton Library Association Preparing for a book discussion? The Wilton Library offers these tips for doing research at the Library and on the Web. For information about a specific author or work, try searching the name on any search engine Antiquarian, Rare, and Used Book Sites Advanced Book Exchange
Reference Shelf || St. John's University index, family guide, yearbooks, biographies, MerriamWebster's The official site ofthe pulitzer organization. Nobel prizes - Lists of all Nobel prize winners. http://wwwsju.stjohns.edu/library/staugustine/ref.htm
Extractions: WALDO offers consortial pricing for Web accessible databases and services. Prices are reduced as library participation increases. Unless other wise noted, unlimited access and remote access are available. Subscriptions are renewed annually, August 1 through July 31, however, subscriptions can be started on a prorated basis at any time. For additional information contact WALDO at 800-326-6495. VENDOR MENU ABC-CLIO Accessible Archives NEW! ACM NEW! American Council of
Webpop http//www.pulitzer.org/ Containing the works and profiles of prize winners pastand Your students can submit biographies of famous women who have not http://www.salzburgseminar.org/ASC/csacl/progs/interactive/WEBPOP.htm
Extractions: This page contains 31 sites relating to contemporary American life. These sites can serve as sources for classroom teaching materials, and one possible project for this workshop. You can find over 4,000 more websites by accessing the Microsoft Bookshelf icon on your computer screen. Use these Popular Culture Web Sites as a source for classroom materials. Develop an interactive learning activity, or series of activities, based on materials you develop from the websites. Your project should include goals for the activity, a description of classroom methodology, and approaches to testing and evaluation.
THE SOCIOLOGY OF KNOWLEDGE when it did and why the biographies of its Guggenheim recipients Nobel winners ArchivePulitzer prize winners Archive The to the truth of specific dogmas been http://www.trinity.edu/mkearl/knowledg.html
Extractions: S OCIOLOGY OF K NOWLEDGE Before we go any further here, has it ever occurred to any of you that all this is simply one grand misunderstanding? Since you're not here to learn anything, but to be taught so you can pass these tests, knowledge has to be organized so it can be taught, and it has to be reduced to information so it can be organized do you follow that? In other words this leads you to assume that organization is an inherent property of the knowledge itself, and that disorder and chaos are simply irrelevant forces that threaten it from outside. In fact it's exactly the opposite. Order is simply a thin, perilous condition we try to impose on the basic reality of chaos... William Gaddis, JR, p. 25 According to C. Wright Mills, there is a perspective called the " sociological imagination " that can be used to " frame ," or interpret, perceptions of social life. In part, this imagination features a healthy skepticism, assuming that social appearances often aren't what they seem. But even more, this perspective involves an awareness toward the linkages between history and biography, between social structure and consciousness, and between "knowledge" and its socio-cultural contexts. It is this one of this discipline's approaches to critical thinking Perhaps no where is this imagination so exercised than in the sociology of knowledge , which studies the social sources and social consequences of knowledgehow, for instance, social organization shapes both the content and structure of knowledge or how various social, cultural, political conditions shield people from truth. It has been argued that the concept of knowledge is to sociology as the notion of attitude is to psychology: a notion so central that, in many ways, it is the foundation for the entire discipline.
Research Links To Other WWW Sites! novels, short stories, drama, poetry, biographies, science texts looked up using eitherspecific terms or works and profiles of pulitzer prize winners past and http://www.wga.org/tools/links3.html
Extractions: Acronym and Abbreviation List - If you think LLOX belongs on a bagel (no, sillyit's Lunar Liquid Oxygen), or you're not sure what DEFCON stands for (DEFensive [Readiness] CONdition), this is the site for you. Acronym Finder - The Acronym Finder bills itself as the web's largest database of its kind, with over 156.000 listings and their meanings. Definitions for acronyms, abbreviations and initialisms about all subjects, including information technology, telecommunications, military, government, and more. Airliners.net - Features photos of commercial and military airliners and helicopters, including cockpit views. The site also contains airport overviews and photos of aviation accidents, if you're into that kind of thing. Allexperts.com - This is an interesting concept: the site lists experts in a variety of categories, who will attempt to answer any question you submit. The number of categories isn't huge, but this site might be valuable if you need an answer in a covered category. AltaVista Translation Page - We have no idea how it works, but this site provides a rudimentary translation of any web page from French, Spanish, Italian, German or Portuguese into English (and vice versa). You can also input plain text phrases. Very cool.
Research Links nobel.html Archive of Nobel prize winners in all index.html Archive of pulitzer prizewinningworks database of movie reviews, biographies, and filmographies. http://www.menlo.edu/library/reslinks.html
Extractions: ROSIE (Library Catalog) About the Library Library Services ... Menlo Home Research Links Need help getting started searching the web? The following sites have been selected by the Menlo College Librarians to assist you as you use the Web to conduct your research. While the Library cannot guarantee the accuracy or availability of any of these sites, we have tried to select sites that are appropriate for academic research and to the Menlo College curriculum. If you cannot find what you need using these sources, or if you have any questions about the sites you find here, please ask a Librarian . We are happy to help! Arts and Humanities
Alibi . Arts Section . 02/22/01 Most valuable, however, are biographies such as the two had the honor of refusingthe pulitzer prize in Drama Naturescapes, an exhibit featuring winners of the http://alibi.com/alibi/2001-02-22/arts_section.html
Extractions: By Steven Robert Allen What do a Jewish modernist photographer, a Dutch suicidal painter, and a Mexican commie muralist all have in common? No, this isn't the lead-in to a bawdy joke. Three films examining the lives of three great artistsPaul Strand, Vincent Van Gogh, and Diego Riverawill be screened in Albuquerque over the next three weekends. Art on Film , a film series at the UNM Art Museum, presents three films about three very different artistic personalities. Paul Strand: Under the Dark Cloth will show on Sunday, Feb. 25 at 4 p.m. Vincent: The Life and Death of Vincent Van Gogh screens on Sunday, March 4 at 4 p.m. And Diego Rivera: I Paint What I See screens on Sunday, March 11 at 4 p.m. Tickets per flick are $7.50 general admission, $5 for students, and $6 for Friends of Art members. Passes for the entire series are $20 general admission and $15 for students and Friends of Art members. The series provides an ideal opportunity to explore the life and work of three distinct geniuses. For more information, call 277-6003. By Steven Robert Allen "Paint-by-Numbers" by Kevin McPherson Cincinnati had swine. Chicago and New York had bovine. New Mexico, naturally, has to have horses. Based on an idea that's brought in millions of visitors, generated tons of publicity, and provided buckets of money to charities in other areas of the country, our state is preparing for its very own public art extravaganza designed specifically for mass appeal.
Librarian Resources Judicial Profiles biographies of all Ninth Circuit judges, and of all justicesof pulitzer prize Board's web site Web site for winners of pulitzer http://www.irell.com/practice/resource_librarian.html
Extractions: 555-1212.com Find telephone numbers, area code and country code information. 1997 North American Industrial Classification System (NAICS) and 1987 Standard Industrial Classification Code (SIC) Correspondence Tables. Provides transfer tables between codes found in 1997 NAICS and out-of-date 1987 SIC systems. ABC News Acqweb Provides information of interest to librarians with acquisitions or collection development responsibilities. Provided by ACQNET list service and edited by Eleanor Cook of Appalachian State University library in North Carolina.
Cal Poly Campus Events the subject of film and TV biographies and documentaries. Grammy winners Peter Paul Mary will appear in Comix 101 April 22 A pulitzer prizewinning artist http://calpolynews.calpoly.edu/eventsindex.html
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Guide To Bargain Book Hunting Online in fiction (check out their prize winners category), from selection of art booksand biographies, and some before he became famous by winning the pulitzer. http://www.geocities.com/wontonly/bargainbookstores.html
Extractions: Guide to Bargain Book Hunting Online Sick of paying full prices for books? The following places sell what are collectively called bargain books. They may be publishers overstocks, books returned by customers with minor wear, and inventories sold off in bulk by closed bookstores. As a result, these books are discounted from 50% to 95%! Be aware, some books have marker lines across the UPCs or the bindings, unless otherwise noted, so I wouldn't recommend them as gifts. This list was generated through ten years of dedicated bargain book hunting. If it's not listed here, then it doesn't exist or it stinks. It is maintained by me and is not affiliated with any companies. I'm constantly updating each store with the newest coupon codes and promotions, so bookmark this page and tell your friends! Last Checked April 3, 2003 BARGAIN BOOKSTORES Hamiltonbook.com (price: 9/10, selection 9/10, ease of use 6/10) I've bought books from Edward R. Hamilton for over six years, and it has become easier with the web catalog. The sub-categories are a bit confusing, but still better than searching with the slow engine.
Ready Reference List - Lakewood Public Library on the winners of the pulitzer prize from 1995 It includes detailed information aboutNobel prize winners in all At present it includes biographies of numerous http://www.lkwdpl.org/readref.htm
Extractions: Picked by the staff of Lakewood Public Library Ready Reference uses a subject index based on Dewey Decimal Classification. This is a numerical classification scheme for breaking down fields of knowledge using numbers. We have kept our listing fairly simple by using the primary subdivisions. This is far from a complete list of sites for the various subject areas. However, we have tried to select sites which we have found to be useful, accurate and authoritative. We try to add good reference links on a regular basis, so please check back to see what's new. We recommend using your browser's 'find' function to look for specific topics if you are not familiar with the Dewey scheme. If you're really uncertain where to begin, try xrefer , a meta-search of a combined database of more than fifty authoritative full-text reference works from Bloomsbury, Macmillan, Oxford University Press, and Penguin. xrefer contains encyclopedias, dictionaries, thesauri, books of quotations and reference works covering a wide range of subjects. Index: 000 - Generalities SYMBOLS.com
Web Picks Archive --LSCC Libraries The Optimist's Daughter for which she won the pulitzer prize. clips of the event,historical winners, trivia games a synopsis of the film, biographies of cast http://www.lscc.cc.fl.us/library/archive01-02.htm
