The new Internet Resources for Biological Sciences page is a starting place to explore molecular, cellular and organismal biology websites. Faculty and thesis students will want to check out the MathSciNet link, as well as links to backfiles of full-text journals in mathematics. A source of full-text books has been added to the Internet Resources for Spanish page. Eventually 50 books will be included. Focus now is on the Hispanic Middle Ages but will be expanded to the 16th and 17 centuries over the next three years.
Books retain original pagination.
Copyright status information is included. Links were added to Internet Resources for International Relations, including content on the Organization for African Unity and the European Union. The Organization of African Unity includes information on programs, policy initiatives, and economic data for a major Panafrican organization. European Union Internet Resources, from the University of California, Berkley, provides links to EU agencies as well as related information. The Internet News page has been revamped to include many new online newspapers, magazines and news sites such as CNN Interactive and the Associated Press.