INTERNET RESEARCH SITES

[Pat <pjgehrke@ecst.csuchico.edu>]

I am in the process of compiling all the internet research cites I can 
get my hands on. Preferably useful to debate in a generic sense (like 
enews.com and fedworld) and also those useful to debate in the sense of 
the eternally repeating arguments (Amer. Philos. Assoc., Socialist Labor 
Party, etc...) My intention is to compile an organized and thorough list 
of useful on-line tools and facilities for research and then make that 
list available publicly. (Hopefully I'll eventually set up a web page 
with links to all the facilities. Goal is by July 28.) 
If you have ANYTHING you think should/may be useful or interesting, 
please, please, please send them to me. Give me the name of the site, the 
site type (ftp, gopher, http, telnet), the address for the site 
(192.73.216.31 or lexis.meaddata.com) and a brief (1-3 sentence) 
description of the site.
Again, I'll make the list accessible on debate central, I'll email it to 
anyone who wants it (DON"T SEND REQUESTS NOW, I'll post again when it's 
ready), etc... 
Thanks for any help...

-/-Pat Gehrke
-/-Cal State Chico

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