The
Anime Web Turnpiketm
was founded in August of 1995 by
Jay
Fubler Harvey.
Anime and Manga fans, if you haven't
already heard about this site, it's a must.
Well organized, easy to get around, this
highly acclaimed site is probably the largest
collection of anime- and manga-related links on
the internet.
Teen
Ink
This is the largest of its kind on the internet
with more than 17,000 pages of poetry, fiction,
nonfiction, reviews, art and photos all by teens.
In addition, They publish a monthly print magazine
read by millions of teenagers in high schools and
junior high, and they have published six very successful
books written entirely by teens.
Anime
Web Guide
This is a hypertext version of the Anime Pocket
Guide. As with the Pocket Guide, these Web pages
are intended to serve as a short introduction and
reference to Japanese Animation or Anime.
Channel
One
News for teens, movie and music reviews, teen
polls ? the online version of what you see each
day when you watch Channel One in your classrooms.
E-zine
Check out these links to online teen magazines where
you can chat, play games, read poetry, write music,
get adviceˇ¦the choices go on. "Sex,
etc." and "TeenInk" are zines written
BY teens FOR teens.
Gilles'
Service to Fans Page
Provides information to anime and
manga fans that is not readily found elsewhere,
such as author activities, info on books, product
release information, and more.
The
Official Animerica Homepage
This is the e-zine version of the anime and manga magazine now in the
Ocean County Library collection. Check
the site for current and back issues. Check
our library catalog for hard-copy issues and branches that carry them.
Your
Mission Is Calling at Space Camp!
Want to train like a real astronaut? At Space Camp,
you fly on a realistic, simulated shuttle
mission, even experience weightlessness - a fun,
cool way to spend 5 days!
Various programs are run throughout the year
at Space Camps in 3 locations: Alabama (Huntsville),
California (Mountain View), and Florida (Titusville)
for ages 9 through adult.
TAXinteractive is a joint educational venture between the Section of Taxation
of the American Bar Association and the Internal
Revenue
Service.
The goal of TAXinteractive is to educate
teenagers about the U.S. tax system, the effect
of taxes on our day-to-day lives, and new electronic
ways to file tax returns.
