Old "Interesting Documents" List

You most likely want to read the stuff.mit.edu content page instead.

Older and Possibly Obsolete Information Follows

This is the "Interesting Documents" page that was linked from the www.mit.edu home page up until October 1997. There's no longer a link to this page from www.mit.edu, but we're leaving this page in place because we know there are links to it elsewhere. Please don't bother to tell us about broken links from this page, unless of course they're also broken on our new content page.

• We finally made documents on the comment and counter scripts.
• Notes from the SIPB's IAP java class.
• The MIT FL&L Foreign News and Magazines Page contains over 300 links to news sources in 8 foreign languages.
• If you're a member of the MIT community, you should read André DeHon's security assessment for the MIT Card.
• The Web Consortium Home Page, in some ways the `home' of the Web. This site provides documents formerly available from CERN's web site, info.cern.ch
• Growth of the Web: data collected by Matthew's World Wide Web Wanderer
• The HTML Primer, from NCSA.
• www.mit.edu's greatest hits. Not updated yet, sorry.
• Matthew's list of Cool Stuff on the Web
• Scott Yanoff's list of services on the internet.
• A collection of writings and resources on women in computer science and engineering, women on the Net, women's studies, etc.
• The EINet Galaxy is a good searchable index of lots of useful information available on the Web.
• Another project to provide indexes of useful informaion available on the Web is ALIWEB, an `Archie-Like Indexing for the WEB'.
• A list of universities on the Web maintained by Christina DeMello.
• A list of commercial services available on the Web has moved here.
• Ellen Spertus' Nonprofit Organizations on the Internet
• The NCSA Mosaic Home Page, Demo Document, and What's New documents.
• The Chimera Home Page.
• The Arena Homepage
• The Lynx Homepage
• Edupage, a column on information technology provided by a consortium of leading colleges and universities.
• SIPB documents, for learning about everything from AFS, to Linux, to Zephyr, to SIPB itself.
• The Tour Page, from the webmasters' BCS presentation. Useful technical links!
• The World Wide Web for Dummies. If you're new to the WWW, or don't know a server from a client, drop by!
• Useful info for Cambridge people:
  • Restaurants and their menus.
  • A BBN list of where to get your car fixed.
• Companies started by MIT people. The list is too short, so if you are MIT-community and own a company, submit the URL!