Describes the origin of limestone caverns, using Mammoth Cave as an example, with particular reference to the importance of groundwater information of caverns, the present condition of groundwater, and how caverns develop within fluctuating groundwater zones. (BR)

Print and nonprint materials for teaching about the American dream at the elementary and secondary levels are cited in this annotated bibliography. Books, journal articles, ERIC documents, 16mm films, filmstrips, and cassette tapes are included. (RM)

Through literature, songs, and other media, this section covers a range of themes relating to loyalty, including patriotism, obedience, fidelity, and school spirit. (Author/GC)

Describes population education materials and services that are available from the Population Reference Bureau and comments on their usefulness in secondary and college classrooms. (RM)

Lists names and addresses of a sampling of manufacturers, software distributors, magazines, and book publishers specializing in commercial resources for microcomputers. (LLS)

Traces the history of "Infant Care," the Children's Bureau's most popular publication (and the Government Printing Office's all-time best-seller) from its inception to the present. Touches briefly on a few of the many insights offered in the 13 editions. (Author/RH)

Available from: Association for Recorded Sound Collections--Journal, James B. Wright, Executive Secretary, Association for Recorded Sound Collections, Fine Arts Library, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131; Subscription Rates: $10.00 annual dues with membership.

Reviews three basic Internet functions, i.e. communications such as e-mail, remote logon, and file transfer, and highlights useful Internet resources for media technologists in each. Several useful tools to aid in using the Internet are discussed, including gopher, World Wide Web, Veronica, and WAIS (Wide Area Information Server). (LRW)

This study is intended to facilitate access to the scholarly literature on Interlinguistics and Esperanto by focusing on the myriad sources of material useful to the researcher. (Author/VWL)

Describes the development of "AgEcon Search: Research in Agricultural and Applied Economics", a free Web resource which brings together a variety of literature in agricultural economics. Highlights include the literature of agricultural economics, and the partnerships which started the project and continue to provide support. (Author/LRW)

Explains the use of rubrics which can provide students with the quality criteria, guidelines, or standards of evaluation connected to an assignment. Highlights include rubric characteristics; clearly stated expectations; steps for developing a rubric; and a list of resources on rubrics. (LRW)

Provides overview of impact of caregiving on families, discusses health policies that have led to limitations in formal support services, and identifies resources available to assist professional and caregiving families. (Author)

Describes the materials included in this microform publishing project documenting the history of the Library of Congress (LC). Materials in four organizational categories are discussed: (1) resources for the study of LC; (2) the Librarians of Congress; (3) functions and services of LC; and (4) the buildings of the library. (MES)