Extractions: start introduction latest movie news key sites author sites u.s. newspapers ... unique sites SENTENCE Start contains links to over 800 informational sites on the Internet, including: 200 author sites Hundreds of on-line newspapers from around the world 60 on-line magazines All U.S. Federal branches of government, 25 Federal agencies, and all 50 state legislatures 20 different sites devoted to computers and the Internet, 20 devoted to webmaster tools, and 20 to search engines Links to facilitate research projects, including on-line dictionaries, encyclopedias, a thesaurus, guides to grammar and style, ancestry tracing. Links to a variety of sites to gain practical information, such as tracking UPS, Fedex or Airborne Express packages, or specific air flights or Amtrak schedules, or checking bluebook values, upcoming movies, video release dates, local weather All links are to English-language sites.
Mormon-J LDS Journalism Resources of Mormon Studies Published semiannually; Ke Alaka i The BYU-hawaii newspaper. Ketav BYU s Department of Computer Science s Online Magazine. http://www.writerspost.com/mormonj/mjldsj.htm
Extractions: Jump to the bottom of the page to receive e-mail notification when this page is updated! Click here for the Table of Contents Essays and thoughts on Mormonism and Journalism LDS Periodicals LDS Publishers Mormon Literature ... How to contact us Towards A Mormon Aesthetic Orson Scott Card's thoughts on writing to LDS and non-LDS audiences Designed for Our Day The Book of Mormon as literature. BYU Addresses Bruce Christensen, Arch L.Madsen and Daniel A. Stout. Bruce Hafen On the First Amendment Orson Scott Card Bro. Card's open letter explaining his belief in the Book of Mormon, along with a discourse on the nature of fiction. Mormonism and Literature The essay by William Mulder that first appeared in Western Humanities Review Ancient American Archeaology No known LDS affiliation, but certainly of interest.
Hawaii Journalism History The Kingdom of hawaii produced its own English/hawaiian newspaper, the Polynesian, Diane Chang moved from hawaii Business magazine to StarBulletin http://www2.hawaii.edu/~tbrislin/jourhist.html
Extractions: It was written in Hawaiian, as were many of the early Island newspapers. The missionaries, who ran the schools in the mid-1800s, introduced the idea of newspapers as a teaching tool. The first edition of Ka Lama, for example, was dominated by an essay on the habits and habitats of He Liona, the lion. That same year saw the start of the first regular published newspaper, Ke Kumu Hawaii, also written in Hawaiian. The missionary leaders saw these small newspapers not only helping to increase literacy and to teach academic subjects such as geography, but also as an excellent medium for teaching Christian principles.
