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A comprehensive guide to 118 historically or predominantly African-American colleges and universities.

An online trip to various Internet web sites reveals a variety of facts about the continent of South America.

Directions for making and flying a variey of simple kites.

Identifies various types of resources for art research, including electronic data and print publications; examines the strengths and limitations of Web sites dedicated to art; and discusses how to use and supplement Web information.

Presents profiles of more than 1,900 two-year colleges arranged by location. Provides facts and details about application requirements, costs, faculty, student life, majors, athletics, and financial aid. Includes a section featuring in-depth narrative descriptions of nearly 50 colleges.

Profiles over 300 top colleges and universities in the U.S. and Canada, providing student-written descriptions of such aspects as housing and food, social scenes, faculty, academic difficulty, extracurriculars, and considerations for minority students, international students, and students with disabilities.

Profiles more than 310 colleges and universities in the United States, Canada, and Great Britain, featuring information on the academic climate, social and extracurricular scenes, admissions requirements, and financial aid deadlines of each institution, and lists forty-five schools the author believes provide the best educational value.

Profiles 3,900 accredited four-year colleges and universities and two-year community colleges and technical schools in the United States; grouped by state with contact information and data on enrollment, major fields of study, admissions requirements, costs, and student life.