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• Wearin' o' the Green
St. Patrick's Day and Irish links on the web.
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• Web Diner's Drive Through Pickup
Templates for Halloween pages and instructions on how to use them.
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• Web Holidays
Popular, cultural, and religious holidays with history, recipes, crafts, games, and stories. Includes lesser known celebrations like Lammas, Boxing Day, and Ramadan.
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• Web Ring : Bonfire Society Night Celebrations
A collection of sites, all with the same interest of celebrating Guy Fawkes Day/Bonfire Night.
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• Webs (The Discussion Kind!) in the Classroom
Uses a Halloween theme to facilitate discussions in kindergarten through secondary classrooms.
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• Welcome Leprechauns
A virtual card.
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• Welcome To Hell
Halloween humor, rules to survive a horror movie, party tips, original stories, and animated gifs.
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• Welcome to Lapland, Santa's Home
An article features a gallery of photos and links.
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• Welcome to the Year of the Millennium Dragon
Provides information about the holidays and features annotated links to sites which provide craft ideas, recipes, and related resources.
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• Welcome to The-North-Pole
History, traditions, links, crafts, recipes, and games.
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• What Did Jesus Say About Christmas?
A Muslim questions the observance of the holiday and asks readers to study Islam.
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• What If We Didn't Need Labor Day?
Contemplates what might happen if the media focused its attention on the lives of the nation's workforce the rest of the year.
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• What is a Quinceañera?
A high school student's page of the celebration, the order of events, and why it is special.
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• What is Bastille Day?
Features simple description of the holiday.
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• What is Quinceañera
Explains the cultural marker for Latinas and, more specifically, mexicanas, and for the honoree it remains a coming-of-age ritual.
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• What is the Meaning of New Year's?
Contends that a person's desire to achieve values is seen through his New Year's resolutions.
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• What is the Truth Behind Parents Day?
Mesa Tribune articles contends National Parents' Day has strong ties to the Unification Church and the Rev. Sun Myung Moon.
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• What Presidents Did on the Fourth of July
Chronology gives information on what the presidents were doing on the Fourth of July during their tenures.
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• What the Public and Faith Groups Think of Halloween
Statistics and a report of various opinions.
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• What We Should Remember on Martin Luther King Day
Editorial reminds readers to judge people by their character, not their skin color.
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• What's With This Day Off for Labor Day?
CNN U.S. News article complaining about the recent lack of respect for Labor Day.
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• What's Wrong with Halloween?
Cites historical and biblical arguments against celebrating Halloween.
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• When Christmas Was Banned in Boston
Provides information, and history on this event.
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• When is Chinese New Year?
Provides the date for each year between 1645 and 2644, along with the corresponding animal.
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• White Roses
A story of a woman whose Christmas spirit is rekindled after experiencing a boy's sadness.
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• Whose Birthday is it, Anyway?
Editorial by Devvy Kidd on the commercialism, and true meaning of Christmas.
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• Whose Millennium is it Anyway?
Does the year 2000 start a new millennium?
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• Why All The Eggs-citement About Eggs?
Eggs-ploits the egg with an egg-splosion of across-the curriculum egg-tivities for all grades.
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• Why Christmas
Answers holiday questions. Information includes how customs originated, how the season is celebrated around the world, and why it exists.
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• Why Christmas Should Be More Commercial
Article asserts that Christmas should be more commercial because the holiday was established by Americans to celebrate worldly goods and happiness.
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• Why Do Many Churches Oppose Halloween?
One of 75 questions taken from the book, What People Ask About The Church, by Dale A. Robbins.
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• Whyeaster?com
Easter traditions around the world, fun activities, and why Easter exists.
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• Wiarton Willie
Home page of Canadian weather groundhog, Wiarton Willie.
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• Wiarton Willie and Groundhog Day
Includes reports, quick facts, and related links.
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• Wikipedia - Festivus
Hyperlinked encyclopedia article about the non-denominational holiday featured on Seinfeld, and now celebrated in real life.
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• Wikipedia: Anzac Day
Encyclopedia article about Anzac Day. Covers the origin and history of the day, as well as how it is commemorated in different parts of the world.
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• Wikipedia: Guy Fawkes
Online encyclopedia covers the history of the Gunpowder Plot, with explanations of the words and terms used.
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• Wikipedia: Valentine's Day
A detailed history from the online encyclopedia, with links.
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• Will the Real St. Patrick Please Stand Up?
This biographical sketch introduces readers to the man whose memory St. Patrick's Day honors.
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• William Parker, Baron Morley & Monteagle
Britannia`s biography on the man behind the famous letter.
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