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Go to the syllabus to find my folders for the Northeast Texas Virtual Library. These folders are listed in the order that they were written, as reflected in the syllabus, and not according to their current volume.

(1) English: Writing, Grammar, and More, (2)Spanish Tutorial, (3)Selected Ethnic Studies {mostly Mexico, Vietnam, Japan}, (4)Economic Development, (5)Texas College NASA--PACE Project 2003{earth/space science and nutrition}, (6)Virtual Career Counselor, (7) The Librarian's Niche, (8) African-American Studies,{originally part of the Selected Ethnic Studies section}, (9) Education,(10) Texas College Upward Bound and NASA-PACE Projects 2004 (included Economic Development, and (11) Texas College Upward Bound and NASA-PACE 2005,(included Social Studies Topics), 12 English for Speakers of Other Languages(ESOL), and (13) Higher Education, Including Developmental and Educational Psychology, and (14) Obama Era Transparency in Politics and Economics.

It's an ever-expanding website. You may use BabelFish by AltaVista, an outstanding tool that can automatically translate my website into eight other languages! You can click Batanga Texican radio for Tejano music too and have the option of sliding to their other stations. I have finally added some info to one of the TC summer outreach program website sections (2003)since it was an evolution site.

The religion and philosophy folder has been moved to its own website at this URL and renamed, "A Unitarian-Universalist's Virtual Fellowship" and expanded to five folders.

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Course Description
Welcome to the Northeast Texas Virtual Library, formerly known by three other names. I've changed its name to reflect the larger number of subjects and content, as well as to identify with a region more than one neighborhood. You'll find over forty annotated link pages to outstanding websites, as well as a few quick links to more link pages. The Economic Development and Selected Ethnic Studies sections lead the way with eight and seven respectively. There should be material for the beginner through the advanced practitioner.

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