The Villanova Center for Law and Policy indeed maintains several other highly interesting Web pages, just as I suspected. It is frequently worth it to look around. This told me that Villanova University is located in the greater Philadelphia, PA area and some history about the school. This might be a non-profit corporation or organization. In fact, this is the site for Project Vote-Smart, a nonpartisan national voter information organization.
Teachers love it, and rightly so.
This page happens to be the Houston Public Library's Frequently Asked Telephone Reference Questions. It is a gold mine of those questions we are always looking up such as members of President Clinton's cabinet, the names of the United States Supreme Court justices, etc. Think of FAQs as similar to printed encyclopedias, handbooks, and almanacs rolled all up into one. FAQs are especially helpful for librarians because they are succinct and discuss the basics of the topic at hand. It is quite often the most valuable link on a Web page for me.