Science and Public Policy:
Dawn of the Atomic Age and Nuclear Proliferation

Student Reference Material

• "The Game." The World of the Short Story: A Twentieth Century Collection.
  
• Barthelme, Donald. (1986) Ed. Clifton Fadiman.
  Boston. Houghton Mifflin Company.
• Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes.
  Coerr, Eleanor. (1977) New York.
  Dell Publishing, Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishers.
• Heart Mountain.
  Ehrlich, Gretel. (1988) New York.
  Viking Press.
• Video as a Second Language: How to make a Video Document.
  Harwood, Don. (1982) Video Studios of America.
  Littleneck, NY 11363.
• The Way Things Work.
  Macaulay, David. (1988) Boston.
  Houghton Mifflin.
• From Hiroshima to Glasnost.
  Nitze, Paul H. (1989) New York:
  Grove Weidenfeld.
• The Making of the Atomic Bomb.
  Rhodes, Richard (1986) New York:
  Simon and Schuster.
• The Master of the Game: Paul Nitze and The Nuclear Peace.
  Talbott, Stobe (1988) New York:
  Alfred A. Knopf.
• Better a Shield Than a Sword.
  Teller, Edward (1987) New York:
  Macmillan.
• Spectacular Science Fair Projects.
  VanCleave, Janice. (1993) New York.
  Wiley & Sons Publishers.
• Teaching the Fun of Science.
  VanCleave, Janice. (1989) New York.
  Wiley & Sons Publishers.

ELECTRONIC RESOURCES

• Grolier Electronic Encyclopedia.
  (1991) The Grolier Electronic Publisher. CD-ROM.
• The Newsbank Curriculum Resource.
  Newsbank, Inc. (1994) Computer Literacy Press.
  Gilroy, California.
• Science for Kids.
  (1994) CD-ROM programs appropriate K-8.
• Science 2000.
  (1994) DC Heath Company. Lexington, MA.
• Sim City Classic
  (1994) Maxis.

INFORMATION HIGHWAY

• Internet Gopher. Enter the Library of Congress research database using the Marvel System. Locate government information database and The Library of Congress Online System. Use keywords such as nuclear, atomic, etc.
• Scholastic Network. (1994) 800-246-2986. A comprehensive online service for K-12 classrooms.