Cyber Briefing

Vol. 1 No. 1

Date:	July 15, 1995

To:	Pro-Family Citizens & Leaders

From:	Mark Tolf, dasein3619@aol.com

Welcome to the first issue of Cyber Briefing, which will be updated 
on a frequent basis 
(meaning, whenever I have the time!). Watch this library for updates!

Cyber Briefing will keep us up-to-date on Internet sites that are 
related to our concerns 
about the traditional family. Some of the sites represent our 
concerns about the traditional 
family, some do not. Sites are listed because of their informational
value. You may wish to 
monitor some sites in order to see what some organizations are 
doing or publishing. You 
may even find some of the sites to be humorous. You will have to be 
the judge.

I also want Cyber Briefing to be a forum for you. If you know of an 
Internet site that 
would be of interest to others who are concerned about the 
traditional family and our values, contact me via e-mail. I will put
it in Cyber Briefing. There are a wide range of sites that are 
valuable (health, children, government, culture, etc...) Don't forget
one of the most important topics: humor!

Get ready for a journey into who-knows-where. Keep in mind the usual
caveats about the 
Internet and the information on it (see the beautiful disclaimers at
the end of the 
document).

Sites are not listed in any order. 

1. Feminists for Free Expression: 
http://gopher.igc.apc/11/orgs/alternet/ffe.

2. Family Research Council: http://www.frc.org. 
Will be up and running in the fall.

3. Association for Experiential Education: 
http://www.princeton.edu/~rcurtis/aee.html.

4. Heritage Foundation "Town Hall:" http://www.townhall.com.

5. Christian Coalition: http://www.infi.net/cc.

6. Coalition for Positive Sexuality (CPS): 
http://www.webcom.com/~azalea/CPS/CPS.html. CPS is the group that 
distributed some 
"safe sex" guides ("Just Say Yes") to Chicago kids. You can download
"Just Say Yes" at 
this site, but be warned: the guide is not for the faint of heart. 
See what some school kids 
are learning about sex!

7. Children, Youth and Family Issues: 
gopher://gopher-cyfernet.mes.umn.edu:4242/. 
A 
goldmine of information you can't afford to be without.

8. NRA (National Rifle Association): http://www.nra.org. Find out 
about the most loved 
and most hated organization going.

9. Mother Jones Magazine: http://www.mojones.com/motherjones.html. 
One of the most 
prominent liberal magazines.

10. National Gay and Lesbian Task Force: 
http://www.cyberzine.org/html/glaids/orgs/ngltf/ngltfpage.html. 

11. Thomas. Link to U.S. capitol, bills, etc... : 
http://thomas.loc.gov/.

12. Supreme Court decisions. 
Searchable: http://www.law.cornell.edu/supct/.

13. The Safer Sex Page: 
http://www.cmpharm.ucsf.edu/~troyer/safesex.html. Please 
observe that the preferred term is now "safer" sex . . . not 
"safe" sex. 

- - -After visiting some of these sites, you will need some time to 
recover. This issue's resting spot is The Complete Works of 
Shakespeare: 
http://the-tech.mit.edu/Shakespeare/works.html. Relax!

Keep the faith. I will see you again in the next issue!

Notes: Cyber Briefing reports on Internet sites that are of interest
to pro-family citizens 
and leaders.

Cyber Briefing lists a wide variety of sites. Some sites share our 
concerns about traditional 
families, others do not. Sites are listed for their informational 
value.

URL's, submissions and comments should be sent to Mark Tolf, 
dasein3619@aol.com.

The usual caveats about Internet sites apply here. Remember, some 
sites are unreliable, 
unpredictable and undependable.

Special thanks to ellery.july@tclbbs.com for the monthly listing of 
non-profit sites, some 
of which were cited here. 

Copyright 1995 Mark A. Tolf