THE FREE INFORMATION PAGE

The purpose of this page is to be a guide for anyone who needs to know something. The world wide web is amazing because it offers information freely, without bias. I believe that information sets us free, it allows us to make choices and get things done. Every person has a right to this knowledge. I hope that I have provided you with some useful links to information. This page is growing daily-please let me know if you have any ideas for links.

There are

left until the Millennium.

General Information(or information in gerneral)

• The Freedom of Information Act-Read about what you have a right to know or ask of our government.****
• The CIA's World Fact Page-Check out other countries: birth/death rate, economy, ecology, strife and army size. Also see what the CIA believes to be number of men in each country "fit for service"****
• The Weather Channel-Although they are often wrong it is sometimes useful information.***
• The Global Yellow Pages-International capitialism at it's best.****
• The Library of Congress-A truly interesting place to tool around.****
• The Consumer Information Center-Find out lots of about how to be a smart consumer.****
• World Birthday Web-they have a birthday reminder email service that's free.***
• Internation Currency Converter-A neat gizmo that allow you to see how rich you'd be in other countries.***
• The Farmer's Almanic-Not just for Farmers anymore.****
• Linkaway 2-An internet information resource guide that is thick and interesting****

Government-U.S.

• The Internal Revenue Service-Everything you should have learned in highschool, but didn't because it was too relevant to life.****
• The US Department of Education-If they don't know stuff, no one does.****
• The Enivornmental Protection Agency-Find out about what they really protect...***
• The Federal Bureau of Investigation-Find out about what they really protect...**
• The Center for Disease Control-With a new chatroom for hypochondriacs!***
• National Park Service-Have you seen this country yet?****
• The White House-It's an odd name for a place to live if you think about it.****
• The US Department o' Justice-It's just about the biggest school of sharks you'll ever see.***
• The US Census Bureau-It's a neat sight(site) to see.
• The United Nations-I wasn't sure if this belonged here but then I remembered the Gulf War.

OH the places you'll go-with Grants

• The Grant Seekers Guide-A good, comprehensive guide.****
• American Association of University Women-Great resource and also a Women's Legal advocacy fund (Not one more silent woman).****
• National Endowment for the Humanities-Excellent resource for teaching.****
• Environmental Research-All you forest ranger types are missing out on big bucks from the E.P.A.***
• Fundsnet Online Services-The site contains one of the most comprehensive directories of foundations and funders so critical to nonprofit organizations.****
• The National Endowment for the Arts-All you creative types better check this out-no more 9 to 5-there's money for what you want to do.*****

OH the colleges you can go to-with financial aid!

• The College Information Community-Save time and money, give yourself hope and check them out.****
• NASA Scholarships-Let NASA pay for school.***
• Financial Aid Info. for students and parents-It includes a glossary of terms.****
• Fastweb-The Free Scholarship Web Search service.***
• The Financial Aid Info Page-Another great source for all ages.****
• Financial Aid Links-A good page for other paths.***
• Federal Financial Aid, Money for College-Financial aid information and funding obtained through Federal guaranteed programs covers college, university, graduate school tuition and expenses.*** 0
• U.S. Department of Education Programs-In order to carry out its mandate the Department administers over 247 programs that collectively spend over $31 billion (FY94). ***
• Adventures in Education- Information and services to help you finance your (US) education, select a school and plan for an education.***
• Chasing the Dream Foundation, Inc.-Contributes academic scholarships to underprivileged youth.
• College Board Online-National association of schools and colleges offering services and programs in the areas of assessment, guidance, admission, placement, financial aid, curriculum, and research.
• College Connection-Where undergraduates and vocational students can recieve free scholarship information, begin to build a financial aid package and select a school.
• College Guides and Aid homepage-This Web site aims to save you time and money during your (US) college or financial aid search, by providing you with recommendations on which information resources you should use each step of the way.
• FreSch! The Free Scholarship Search Service-An excellent online database of sources of scholarships for college and university students.
• College Funding Company-College bound students and their parents will find vital information about college prep.
• Horace Mann Scholarship Program-Offers scholarships to high school seniors who are children or legal dependents of U.S. public education employees.
• International Student Loan Program-Offers aid to study-abroad and international students attending colleges outside of their home country.
• National Academy of American Scholars-Private organization that awards financial aid and academic scholarships to high school seniors and college freshman.
• National Hispanic Scholarship Fund-Provides scholarships and services to Hispanic students across the US and Puerto Rico.
• Office of Migrant Education-Works to improve teaching and learning for migratory children.
• FamilyNet Internet Librarian-A college search netbook with information designed to help in finding the right school and financial aid package. Also includes links to schools, counselors and aid sources.
• Student Aid Software-U.S. Students applying for federal funding for college can jumpstart the process by downloading FAFSA Express which replicates the 1997-98 Free Application for Federal Student Aid.
• ExPAN Scholarship Search-Find scholarships, loans, internships and other financial aid programs that match your education level, talents, and background.
• KapLoan- The Kaplan Student Loan Information Program provides information and advice on student loans and financial aid that help students and their families navigate the financial aid process.
• The Scholarship Page-Topical index of scholarships available.
• Student Services-A database of more than 180,000 scholarships, grants, fellowships, and loans representing billions of dollars in private sector funding for college students living in the United States.
• Crestar Student Lending-This site is packed with college and university financial aid informatio for students, parents, financial aid officers and guidance counselors who want to know more about student loans, scholarships, grants and other money for education.
• U S Bank-A $31 billion bank and is one of the top 15 Student Loan Lenders in the nation.
• Heritage Scholarship Trust-Government-sponsored registered educational savings plan for tertiary education, available globally.

Educational Information

• Internet Public Library-An online text collection of 7500 works by author, title or Dewey Subject classification.****
• Sunet Art Index-a vast collection of Artists from Man Ray to Monet.****
• The Smithsonian-A great place for Sundays.****
• The Louvre-C'est un bon temps.****
• National Musuem of American Art-They have everyone, it's a simple search, and Hillary C can be your guide.****
• The US Holocaust Memorial Musuem-An important and historic memorial.****
• The Complete Works of William Shakespeare-Need I say more?****
• The National Geographic-Think of the paper saved!****
• WWWomen-Amazing informational site for women.*****
• The Nation Women's Hall of Fame-A fabulous site, interesting and well designed.****
• African American History Archive-This vast collection of links and information is wonderful.*****
• Afro America-A great sourse for children, history and information.****

Educational Information-The Sciences

• Biosystematic & Life Science Resources-An excellent link for information on all living things.****
• The U.C. Museum of Paleontology-An extensive compilation of information.****
• Virtual Frog Dissection-Not one more dead frog.****
• The Nine Planets-The history, mythology and current science knowledge of our solar system. It is incredible.****
• The World-Ancient astronomical cosmology(a must see site!).****
• WWW Astronomical Resources-A super huge link information archive!!Everything and anything about the heavens can be found here-amazing!****
• The Virtual Earth-A comprehensive and thorough scientific resource site.****

Enviromental Information

• GreenPeace-This is the international site, it offers alot of information.****
• Envirolink-A world species list and other important info.****

For The People

• Mcspotlight-The truth about McDonalds and what you can do.****
• 2600-Information you need to see (must-see hacked pages).****
• Flashback's Underground Archive-in swedish and english.****
• Flashback's Guide-oh the places you will go.****
• Amnesty International-find out what you can do to help.****
• Habitat for Humanity-A home is one of the best things you can give a person.****
• INFACT-An amazing group and site that fights the power of corrupt corporations.****
• Arachnoid-Inspiring, creative, a sharing and caring site, home of CareWare and other brillance. A must see!*****
• The Online Books Page-This could be in the education section but it's by the people, for the people.*****

The Soul Search

• Elsa's Peace Page-An incredible list of spirtual links plus get your cards read.****
• The Religion Center-Buddhist, Jewish, Christian and Islamic links-interesting.****
• The Inside Scoop-Some interesting ideas on religon in the past and spiritualism in the future.***

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