The Good, The Bad & The Ugly:
or, Why It's a Good Idea to Evaluate Web Sources

Examples

Set One: Smoking & Tobacco 1.1 The Role of the Media in Tobacco Control 1.2 Health Hazards of Tobacco: Some Facts 1.3 Secondhand Smoke: The Big Lie Set Two: AIDS 2.1 Gender and HIV/AIDS 2.2 The Real Truth About Aids 2.3 The True But Little Known Facts About Women and AIDS Set Three: Immigration 3.1 The Greening of the Anti-Immigrant Agenda 3.2 Operation Desert Safeguard 3.3 Illegal Immigration Is a Crime Set Four: Drugs, Hormones & Human Tissue 4.1 Human Growth Hormone Stimulation: The Anti-Aging and Longevity Program 4.2 Human Test Subjects 4.3 Snow Job

Last updated:April 27, 2009
by
Susan E. Beck
Collection Development Coordinator
New Mexico State University Library

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