Pathfinders are pages that offer students selected
resources in a variety of media on
a topic they are researching. They provide a head start for students as they begin
their
research project. Biological
Warfare
To find books in the MHS Media
Center, open Spectrum (the electronic card catalog) located on the student
desktop. Type in the topic you want to search. If you don't already
have a
topic, you can find some lists of books on biological warfare by typing in:
Biological Warfare
Chemical Warfare
Biological Weapons
Chemical Agents (Munitions)
Bioterrorism
Weapons of Mass Destruction
Nuclear Terrorism
Terrorism
Some titles we have are:
303.6
TER |
Terrorism: Opposing
Viewpoints. New York: Greenhaven Press, 2004. |
358
GAY |
Gay, Kathlyn. Silent Death : The Threat of Chemical and
Biological Terrorism. Brookfield, CT: Twenty-First Century Books, 2001. |
358
LEV |
Levine, Herbert M. Chemical and Biological Weapons in our
Times. New
York: Franklin Watts, 2000. |
358
MAU |
Mauroni, Al. Chemical and
Biological Warfare : A Reference Handbook. Santa
Barbara, CA: ABC-CLIO, 2003. |
358
OST |
Osterholm, Michael T. and Schwartz, John. Living Terrors :
What America Needs to Know to Survive the
Coming Bio-terrorist Catastrophe. New York: Delacorte Press, 2000. |
358
PAC |
Payan, Gregory. Chemical and Biological Weapons : Anthrax and
Sarin.
New York: Children's Press, 2000 |
358
PRI |
Pringle, Laurence. Chemical and Biological Warfare : The
Cruelest
Weapons.
Rev. ed. Berkeley Heights, NJ: Enslow Publishers, 2000 |
358.3
BIO |
Biological Terrorism and Weapons of Mass Destruction.
Edited by
Gary E.
McCuen. Hudson, WI: G. E. McCuen, 1999. |
358.34
CHE |
Chemical and Biological Warfare. Edited by Beth
Levy and Brian Solomon.
New York: H.W. Wilson, 1999. |
358.58
COB |
Cobb, Allan B. Biological and Chemical Weapons : The
Debate over
Modern Warfare. New York: Rosen, 2000. |
SELECTED WEB SITES
Center for Disease Control
http://www.bt.cdc.gov/
The US Government's Center for Disease
Control has a bioterrorism page with medical,
consumer and scientific information.
National Public Radio
http://npr.org/
If you search for anthrax, bioterrorism or any
related terms this website will bring you links to
various NPR radio programs on the subject you searched. You can then listen to the
program.
CNN--Cable News Network
http://www.cnn.com/
Enter your search term in the
search box and you can retrieve articles from CNN.
The Bioterrorism Threat
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-srv/photo/nation/bioterror/
Photos, video and text on the threat in 2001 from anthrax and other forms of chemical
and
biological warfare.
NewScientist.Com
http://www.newscientist.com/home.ns
Dozens of signed articles giving a scientific point of view representing New Scientist
magazine.
InteliHealth.com
http://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/333/9300/335767.html
Lots of information about bioterrorism as well as information from the
Journal of the American Medical Association about the 5 major biological germs
associated with bioterrorism.
Washington State Department of
Health
http://www.doh.wa.gov/Alerts/BioTerrorismFAQ.htm
Brief but thorough facts about bioterrorism.
WebMDHealth
http://www.webmd.com/content/article/35/1728_90889.htm
A very useful question and answer format addressing myths about anthrax written
by
Luciana Borio, MD, of the Johns Hopkins Center for Civilian Biodefense.
ONLINE RESOURCES
Infotrac
-- contains databases of magazine articles, a
biography resource, and health
and business references. Try Reference Center Gold, Expanded
Academic ASAP, and Biography Resource Center.
bigchalk eLibrary
-- online reference center
including books, magazines, newspapers, pictures, maps, and TV transcripts.
Massachusetts Newsstand
-- newspaper
articles from the Boston Globe (1980 - current), Boston Herald (1991 -
current), and ten other Massachusetts.
Grolier Online
-- 2 electronic encyclopedias-- New Book of
Knowledge and Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. Articles in these
encyclopedias link you to other articles and also to relevant web sites
where you can find more information on your topic.
REMOTE ACCESS
These databases are also available from
home. You can gain access to these resources
from home by going to the Answers...To Go! web page made available from the
Northeast Massachusetts Regional Library System:
http://www.nmrls.org/answers/dbmvlc.html
and enter your public library card
number (from Methuen or any MVLC member
library) where you are prompted for a patron or user number.
CITING SOURCES
NoodleBib
http://www.noodletools.com/login.php
Online tool to assist you in citing your sources easily and
correctly in the MLA style format.
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