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Far-Out Studies
She lives on a 70,000-acre sheep ranch 100 kilometers from the nearest town. Her university is 1,500 kilometers away. And Christene Capel's diploma hangs on the wall not far from the computer and modem that took her to class.
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The Dream Museum
Land in a plane on the summit of an active volcano. Waltz with a partner who follows your every move perfectly. Tour a traditional house in Sumatra. All at Singapore's Virtual Reality Museum.
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A Gathering of Tribes
The Oneida Nation was the first Indian tribe to launch its own Web page. Others are following. Before long, all Indian nations will have a presence on the Web.
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Electronic Gallery
When collector Gene Van Hove traveled to New York to find the perfect painting, he didn't expect to find it on a computer.
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Wired Women
The women of Albania are forging an electronic sisterhood and finding a voice after years of repression.
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Field Trips to Anywhere
For the students at Paideia Elementary School in Atlanta, some of the most exciting field trips take place inside the classroom walls.
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Climb Every Mountain
It seems everyone has a website, including the Dalai Lama.
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2020 Vision
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad governs a small country with big plans for leapfrogging into a totally wired future.
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Charmed Quarks
Can cyberspace help track down a charmed quark? Scientists in the United States and China collaborate via the Net to track down elusive subatomic particles.
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A Secret Weapon
The Zapatista rebels of southern Mexico have discovered a most potent weapon -- direct access to international opinion through the Net -- and the Mexican government is powerless to stop them.
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Mind Games
Schoolteacher Yvette LeWinter introduced chess and the Internet to her class. What started out as a game has become a valuable lesson in critical thinking.
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