Plastic: America Pops Its Cherry: Preparing For A Severe Terror Alert
This is from one of the non-library blogs I read. But this one has implications to libraries. I hadn’t been aware that if the nation declares a Code Red Terror Alert Level that government and public buildings could be called on to shut down. Definitely something to keep an eye on.
MilitaryHistoryOnline.com
A collection of full-text articles that cover ancient history through the Vietnam War.
BBC World War One
A site filled with information on the war, including timelines, multimedia, campaigns, battles, and important figures.
Paul Zindel
Paul Zindel died of cancer on Thursday. When I was in middle school, I read all of his books. His mix of humor and deep feelings made them wonderful reads.
Children’s Peace Bibliography
From the Minnesota Center Against Violence and Abuse, comes this bibliography of children’s books on peace. The bibliography includes age range.
LT SMASH
An Iraq blog by a U.S. Navy reservist stationed in the Gulf. A very personal look at the war.
Blogs of War
This blog offers up-to-date information on the War in Iraq as well links to other warblogs.
EFF: Breaking News
The Electronic Frontier Foundation, an organization that defends your online freedom, has launched a new site that has breaking news events.
Leddy Library – Iraq 2003 – Sources of News
The Leddy Library has done a great job putting together a collection of links to news coverage of the war. The best part, and what makes this collection unique, is the extensive collection of alternative press coverage.
