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Organization
Searching
When looking for
high-quality material on a subject, think of a reputable
organization, association, or agency that would be a good
source of information and do a Web search for that entity.
Here are some examples of good information sources on various
subjects.
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Diseases
and other medical information
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National Institutes of Health (NIH)
Centers for Disease Control (CDC)
World Health Organization (WHO)
American
Heart Association
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Environment
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Sierra
Club
Environmental Protection Agency
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Art
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Museums'
Web sites, such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art or
the Huntington Museum
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Web
sites of CNN, National Public Radio (NPR), British
Broadcasting Corporation (BBC), or the Web sites of
individual newspapers, the New York Times, for
example
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Science
, Psychology, or some other academic disciplineSports
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National
Academy of Science
American Psychological Association, or other professional organizations
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Sports
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National Academy of Science
AmThe home pages of the NCAA, NBA,
or other professional sports associations; the Web sites
of individual teams or of sports periodicals, such as
Sports Illustratederican Pother professional
organization |
Note:
Find
an alphabetical list of associations by subject in The Encyclopedia
of Associations in Reeves's reference collection.
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