Guide to the United States Government (Oxford)
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Oxford Companion to the Supreme Court of the United States
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You can find out exactly what the laws are that govern campaign financing by accessing the
Federal Election Commission website. The commission has provided an online "Citizen's Guide" that spells out what is and is not legal. You can also download actual data on campaign donations from the site.
Townhall.com provides political commentary from more than a hundred columnists. It seeks to amplify conservative voices in America's political debates.
This Blog Search Engine haslinks to blogs in a variety of categories.
The Polling Report website provides polling results on a number of issues, organized by topics. The site is easy to use and up to date.
American National Election Studies (go to ANES) is a good source of information on public opinion.
An online version of the Anti-Federalist Papers is available at the Web site of the West El Paso Information Network (WEPIN). Go to The Anti-Federalist Papers
The home page of the National Organization for Women (NOW) has links to numerous resources containing information on the rights and status of women both in the United States and around the world.
For information on Hispanics in the United States, the League of United Latin American Citizens is a good source.
The Gay and Lesbian Alliance against Defamation has an online bureau at www.glaad.org.
Due to a water outage, school will be closed tomorrow, Tuesday, March 26th and Wednesday, March 27th.
Boarding students: If you are able to delay your return plans accordingly, please do so. If you are not, you may still return to campus. Please email Bill Christy your plans at bchristy@solebury.org.