SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.1/date  
  
  SERIES TITLE: Semi-Annual Reports
  
  ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  
  FREQUENCY: Semi-annual
  
  YEARS PUBLISHED: October 1958- December 1969
  
  DESCRIPTION: Began as a semi-annual status report to
  Congress on the space program, but developed into an in-
  depth analysis of all happenings in the space program,       
  from preparation for manned flights to ongoing               
  research.  Original reports include a brief                 
  introduction to the NASA program, followed by a 6-           
  month update of progress and highlights of NASA's            
  most recent ventures.  Includes reports of latest            
  NASA research and a general organizational and               
  financial overview of NASA.  Became increasingly            
  research-oriented in later issues.
  
  Includes numerous tables, drawings,
photographs, graphs, and appendices. Also 
lists roster of National Aeronautics and Space Council.

USES: A valuable resource for anyone desiring detailed      
information on the NASA program during the 1960s. 

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STUDENT NAMES: Barry Stokes 

SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.19:nos. 

SERIES TITLE: Educational Program, EP 

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space     
Administration, Office of Educational Programs

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1961-
  
DESCRIPTION: Includes handbooks and bibliographies on a wide 
range of topics relating to NASA.  Illustrates               
lessons from life sciences, physical sciences,               
astronomy, and physics in relatively non-technical           
language.  Includes curricular suggestions for               
teachers.  Colorfully illustrated with clearly               
captioned photographs, drawing, and diagrams.  

USES: Excellent resources for science teachers at the
secondary school level and for members of the general public
with interests in space technology.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS: 
Technical Reports
 NAS 1.12:nos.
NASA Facts
 NAS 1.20:letters and nos. 

INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog 

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STUDENT NAMES: Susan Campbell, Mary Jo Miller

SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.20: letters & nos. 

SERIES TITLE: NASA Facts

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration

FREQUENCY: Irregular

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1967-

DESCRIPTION: Each issue describes a NASA program (e.g.,
Gemini, Apollo, Shuttle, etc.) or discusses a space-related  
technique (e.g., living in space, rocket propulsion,         
use of lasers, etc.).

USES:  Designed for use in middle and high school science    
classes, but also of use to any member of the general        
public with an interest in space.

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
Education Program, EP
 NAS 1.19:nos.

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STUDENT NAMES: Lee Hemphill

SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.29:nos.

SERIES TITLE: NASA Tech Briefs

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration 

FREQUENCY: Monthly-

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1960-

DESCRIPTION:  Short articles on any new technology derived
from NASA's research and development activities.             
Includes subject index.

USES: Provides information on NASA research to
businesspeople and other scientists and researchers. 

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INDEXED IN: Energy Research Abstracts

ISSN: 0145-319X 

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STUDENT NAMES: Dawn Mullin, Priscilla Wentworth

SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.46:vol.nos. & nos. 

SERIES TITLE: NASA Activities

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration

FREQUENCY: Bi-monthly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1969-1991

DESCRIPTION:  Running commentary on Nasa activities in the   
technical field of aeronautics and exploration of           
space.  Topics covered include preparations for              
advance space probes, ideas generated and possible           
foundations for moon colonization.

USES: Published for the purpose of generating support and    
enthusiasm from the general public. Of interest to any NASA 
enthusiast.

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NASA BITS
 NAS 1.36:date
NASA Picture Sets
 NAS 1.43/2:nos.
Mission Reports
 NAS 1.46:vol.nos. & nos. 
Space Science and Applications Notice
 NAS 1.53/2
NASA Magazine
 NAS 1.87

INDEXED IN: GPO Monthly Catalog

ISSN: 0190-3292 

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STUDENT NAMES: Alyssa Altshuler, Carol Jarvis, Sharon
Mackintosh, Kim Snipes, Wang Ying

SUDOCS CLASSIFICATION: NAS 1.49:vol.nos. & nos.

SERIES TITLE: NASA Report to Educators

ORIGINATING AGENCY/DEPT.: National Aeronautics and Space Administration

FREQUENCY: Quarterly

YEARS PUBLISHED: 1973-1990

DESCRIPTION: Newsletter containing information about latest
NASA discoveries, as well as curriculum suggestions,         
information about NASA films and classroom visits,          
and notes on other services available to schools             
USES: Useful to teachers in elementary and secondary schools
for planning lessons in aeronautics and space science. 
Though somewhat dated, this series is still useful for
discussing the history of NASA and its programs. 

RELATED PUBLICATIONS:
NASA Activities
 NAS 1.46
Educational Horizons
 NAS 1.49/2  

INDEXED IN: Index to U.S. Government Periodicals

ISSN:0092-346X 

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STUDENT NAMES: Nancy Gallagher, Jane Yue