FAVORITE LINKS

Facade Tarot Site: This "Original Tarot Site" (est. 1993) offers tarot readings, bibliomancy, i Ching and runic prognostication. For times when you just know that a verse from the Bible or Alice in Wonderland will provide that moment of enlightenment.
Tarot Resources: Feeling lucky today? Click here for a quickie tarot reading: past, present and future cards pulled from a Waite-Rider deck. This odd little site is maintained by a German consulting firm WWX, although the Tarot page is in English. OH NO! At last click, this site AND the consulting firm itself were off-line. Hope this doesn't speak ill for business. It's certainly our bad luck. Draw another card.

DAAD, Deutscher Akademischer Austauschdienst: The NY office of the German Academic Exchange Service
Pelletier Library, Allegheny College, or go directly to the Webpac for a browser-based catalogue, or make Connections to other databases and libraries.
THE Ohio State University
OSCAR: The OSU Library system, including OhioLINK.
Sweet Briar College Junior Year in France
University of Pennsylvania Libraries
Index of Christian Art, Princeton.
EnvirolinkAn umbrella organization for environmental groups and activities.
Western Pennsylvania Conservancy
Allegheny College's Comparison Group
Robert's Rules of Order Revised: Don't ask what kind of life I lead that this site gets on my Frequently Visited list!

UUA: The Official Home page of the Unitarian Universalist Association.
For Guiding Light there is: Cari Burstein's GL Online Community , Tina McDuffie's Guding Light page. Through Sylvi's Soap Polls you can Tell us what YOU think! Also check out GL Scoop. Another place to visit is Dianne Olsen's GL News and Preview site
Genealogy resources, for easy reference.
Cedar Lee Online: Cleveland's premier art film house.
Ohio Light Opera, in Wooster, OH.
And then there's Jeopardy!
The Women's National Basketball Association: Cleveland Rock(er)s!
Algy's Herbal Page
Internet Movie Database: Probably the best of its kind, but check out the list of Movie Databases.

Sure the Meadville Tribune provides you with everything you really need to know, but just in case you want to look at the stories the day *before* they are picked up by AP and reprinted locally, check out these newspaper sites.
Slate Magazine: My new favorite on-line newssource, that rounds up the headlines from the country's leading newspapers as well as reporting on other news areas and pointing you to fuller coverage. Trial run possible, but the service costs $20 / year. Arrives daily in the mailbox. What a deal!
The Orlando Sentinel Online is where the byline of Julie Carr Smyth, Ace Aviation Reporter is most likely to appear: or check the archives of the Albany Times Union, where she used to park her pencil.
First Monday: The thinking-web-head's e-zine.
Suck: THE Web newspaper, a daily op-ed piece on hot net topics, with links to relevant sites and very creative use of frames, animation, and typography. Archived.
Village Voice
Perry Casteneda library Map Collection: University of Oregon history department has created this map site, animated with Shockwave!

Glynis Carr: Okay, a relative, and also a professor at Bucknell University.
George Carr
Helen McCullough: Allegheny College's Audio-Visual and Media Services specialist maintains some useful pages on class resources, html workshop guides, and library research tools.
James J. O'Donnell: Distinguished classicist and net guru extraordinaire.
Digital Locations
acarr@toolcity.net: My alternate identity.

The graphic was grabbed from IEM Resources. .

Last Updated August 21, 1999