Items related to my research

• HEGIS data site
• IPEDS data on universities
• National Academy of Science Assessment of Doctoral Programs
• Gopher site at Rochester on Higher Education issues Web site soon.
• The Brookings Institution
• Political Science Manuscripts
• POLITICAL RESEARCH QUARTERLY, UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO
• APSA (American Political Science Association)Currently this is a gopher site.
• The Chicago Federal Reserve Database CPI, investment and spending trends. And another CPI site and one with Economic Time Series Data, heaps of economic data from several sources.
• Poking Phun at Politicians Humor. Ha. Ha.
• California Legislative Analyst's Office Analysis of State Laws
• The Governor's budget Note, no new fees for UC Students.
• California Election Results 1998 California Election Results complete.
• California Election Results 2000 California Election Results complete
• The California home page. All the California government information you could hope for.
• The Library of Congress
• Thomas (as in Jefferson). Legislative information on the U.S. Congress via the Library of Congress.
• Your Voices Count A project looking at special interest groups in Sacramento.
• Federal Government home page.
• The non-partisan Federal candidate campaign money page. Who has money, who gave it, who got slapped on the wrist...
• U.S. Government Sites A listing by the Evansville Courier.
• State and Local Gov't Sites again from the Courier.
• Political Science galore!
• The U.S. Budget. Included are the Budget, the WWW Budget Simulator, and other information regarding deficit reduction etc.
• And of course the Federal Budget (can't live with it, can't cut it)
• CollegeNet a good source of current online college information.
• The US News & World Report College Ranking page a cheesy ranking system, but its all there is...
• The Academic, Corporation Nexus A newsletter devoted to Academic/Corporate partnership and cooperation.
• Professor R.C. Fair's interactive model of the economy. Just plug in your calls on various economic variables and see what happens to GNP, Unemployment and other economic measures.
• The National Budget Simulation. So, you think you can balance the budget...
• The Electronic Privacy Information Center EPIC is a public interest research center in Washington, D.C. It was established in 1994 to focus public attention on emerging civil liberties issues relating to the National Information Infrastructure, such as the Clipper Chip, the Digital Telephony proposal, national ID cards, medical record privacy, credit records, and the sale of consumer data

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