| This page contains an ecletic mix of links for my science and art students. If you are one of my students and landed here, I congratulate you. You should do fine in the course you are taking...you at least had the interest to come to this page. Use these links for tutors, to help you understand text assignments, or to help you with your research assignment. Check back from time to time, as the list will grow. |
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| Some good general guidelines on writing papers are listed below: MLA Style A Guide for Writing Research Papers Columbia College Basic Writing Guide |
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| Other general aids: One Look Dictionary |
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| Some very interesting sites: Discovery Online National Geographic Scientific American PBS Online |
| Here are the specific links for various areas: Chemistry students:: Chemtutor Chemystery: Corrwin Text Online Guide A Brief History of Chemistry Web Elements Pictorial Periodic Table Alchemy Virtual Library Tinity Atomic Web Site Physical Science Students:Odds and ends you might find interesting and helpful: USGS Dynamic Earth PaleoMap NOVA The Weather Channel Discovery Online Deep Sky Astronomy more science links Intro to Art Students: The artchive is a good place to get pictures of your artists work. The Artlex has a pronounciation guide, whch is very useful for this course. Mark Hardens Artchive ARTLEX, a visual arts dictionary The Perseus Project Christian Catacombs of Rome Leonardo da Vince Michelangelo Artcyclopedia The Louvre The Web Museum Art Museum..Net Diego Rivera Museum Smithsonian Institute more art links For Drawing Students: Dick Blick SAX Art Supply Texas Art Supply Wet Canvas Drawing & Sketching Links Ed Roebuck MC Escher |
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| "Wind from the Sea", by Andrew Wyeth (from Mark Hardin's Artchive |
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| "Christina's World", by Andrew Wyeth |
| "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." Ralph Waldo Emerson |
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