This has got to be the most effective use of hypertext I have ever seen. Documents like this structure information in a way that is more effective and accessible than a book could ever be. The music really adds a lot to the feel. . . I am an enrolled undergraduate at the University of California, Berkeley. I'm currently here studying abroad.
Alumni Net a registration that tries to group people with their schools.
The forms are quick, your privacy isn't really violated if you don't want it to be, and when you need to find an old classmate or friend later on, you'll be glad you did. They do, however, have no real verification system for making sure you that you actually have any relation to the school you signed up for, so there could be people poking around in their member's only sections. The use of tables, although not supported until somewhat later browsers, is to keep regular borders for the otherwise raged text. This prevents having one line paragraphs and keeps things regular when viewed under different character encodings. The tables are 600 pixels wide to make the page easily viewable on smaller monitors or by people who do not have their browser windows maximized when viewing.