NADP/NTN WWW page--fwd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Forwarded Message Follows --- ANNOUNCING THE NADP/NTN WWW HOME PAGE! The Coordination Office of the National Atmospheric Deposition Program/ National Trends Network is pleased to announce the creation of the their home page on the World Wide Web. If you have a Web browser, you can access it at: http://nadp.nrel.colostate.edu/NADP At our site, you can download data on the concentration and deposition of chemical constituents of precipitation for over 200 sites nation-wide. Weekly collection has occurred at some sites since as early as 1978. Views of isopleth maps, photographs of individual sites, links to the home pages of sponsoring agencies, and other information are also available. We encourage you to visit us. If you create a link to the NADP/NTN home page, please notify Cathy Copeland ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). Comments and suggestions are welcome.
U.S. university presses on-line/fwd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Forwarded Message Follows --- A new global resource for scholars, librarians, writers, students, and book buyers has just been unveiled on the Internet by the Association of American University Presses (AAUP). The AAUP On-line Catalog contains fully searchable bibliographic data and descriptive text from more than fifty scholarly publishers. Currently, 65,000-plus titles are represented, and this number is expected to climb rapidly to more than 100,000 titles from nearly 100 presses. The entire contents of the on-line catalog can be searched over the Internet by author, title, keywords, and Library of Congress subject headlings. Searches can also be confined to specific subject areas or individual publishers. Access this resource via the World Wide Web or Gopher at: //aaup.princeton.edu or //press-gopher.uchicago.edu
Call for Papers/fwd
[EMAIL PROTECTED] --- Forwarded Message Follows --- Crossing the Boundaries IV Counter-Disciplinary Graduate Students Conference A Counter-discplinary student conference on: "Identity and Community" We invite papers, talks, presentations, performance art, or collaborations from across the disciplines. Single submissions or completed panels accepted. Location: Binghamton University Date: March 22, 23, 1996 Send a one-page abstract by January 15, 1996 to: Crossing the Boundaries IV Binghamton University English Department Binghamton, NY 13902
