Southern Native American Pow Wows are rich in tradition and culture. Visit http://library.thinkquest.org/3081 to learn about Pow Wow Etiquette and Terminology. Pow wows showcase both men's and women's Dance Styles, and each dance requires certain clothing and movement. Drum and Songs are important parts of pow wows that create the rhythm and music for the dancers. Craft lovers can learn about lane stitch beadwork. You'll be pow wow-ed by this site.

Join the Bowler family at www.pbs.org/wnet/1900house house as they experience Victorian living in The 1900 House. The Bowlers spent three months in this typical London townhouse without any modern conveniences, such as central heating, indoor plumbing and electricity. The parents and four children offer first-hand testimony in QuickTime audio and video snippets. You can tour all the rooms of the house while you visit. Take a trip back in history.

Experience the 20th century through Deaf Eyes at http://depts.gallaudet.edu/deafeyes . This site examines the social history of deaf Americans and how they have struggled to form an identity. In the early 1800s, the Rev. Thomas Hopkins Gallaudet was instrumental in teaching sign language to deaf children. Discover how The War and Post-War Years created job opportunities for the deaf community. The Civil Rights Movement also touched the deaf community as well as the dawning of the Information Age, which brought about hearing aids and closed captioning. Lend your senses to this site today

If you think no one ever wants to work the Night Shift, check out the folks featured at www.pbs.org/livelyhood/nightshift . This site introduces you to nighttime workers, such as Amy. She works at the hospital while you are in dreamland. Surviving the Night isn't always easy. Find out the different ways nightshift workers keep themselves motivated. Sleep is essential for everyone, including people who work at night. The Night Shift offers advice for getting some shut-eye during the day. After viewing the site, send in your reactions and find out what other viewers have to say.

Pack a lunch and jump on the yellow cyber bus. We're headed to www.punahou.edu to visit Punahou School, where students from Honolulu, Hawaii, spend their days hitting the books and having fun. As one of the largest and best independent schools in the United States, Punahou is truly a cool school. Their homepage allows you to meet students and staff, check out the curriculum, and follow athletic events. There's even information on how to attend Punahou. But before breaking for recess, be sure to read about the Legend of Ka Punahou. Way to go, "Buff 'n' Blue": you've got a great Web site!