Find links for various projects for Ms. Salach's classes.

eLibrary Links (composers) - Composer links

Health and Wellness Resource Center - - start at this site by typing Birth Control in the search bar on the right of the screen and select "full text articles" and consumer heatlh. It will list a range of birth control methods that you can select from.
Heatlh & Wellness - Oral Contraceptives - this link is an example of types of articles you can get from the list mentioned above.

Women'sHealth.gov- - Frequently asked questions - Birth Control Methods. Explore the questions at this page, but also look around this website itself.

Women's Health Matters - -Sexual Health: Birth Control - this page has a questionnaire you can fill out to see what types of birth control is recommended for a certain scenario.

Other avenues to explore are to go to the websites of the makers of the birth control themselves. For example, NuvaRing. However, since you are at school, these sites might be blocked.

Travel Planning Sites
Northwest Airlines
Amtrak
Travelocity
Spirit Air
Orbitz




Alcohol Research
Alcohol and Public Health
MedlinePlus: Alcoholism
NIAAA National Institute on Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism


Birth Order -
Articles from Proquest that might help in your search. When you click on the link, you will have to login to Proquest (unless you already are)
Username: 26-876
Pasword: bigchalk.
From these articles, you can click "more documents like this" if these are not enough.
The born identity: what can you learn from the birth order of …
Oldest, Youngest, Or In Between How your child's birth order can …
Does Birth Order Matter?
Baby branding ; Naming newborns today can be as stressful as a …

Parents Magazine - baby names

Tobacco and Smoking (CDC= Center for Disease Control; ACS= American Cancer Society)
CDC- Smoking & Tobacco Use - News for you
CDC- Federal Policy and Legislation
CDC- 2001 Surgeon General's ReportWomen and Smoking

ACS - Guide to Quit Smoking

PhilipMorris USA Home

MSN Encarta - This may be useful for defining your terms