Below you will find links to sites related to Tenth Grade Center.
Use these links to help you with your summer assignment and to help you with class throughout the year. Enjoy!

Chritopher Columbus, shown above in the many ways that artists have depicted him, "discovered" the New World in 1492 when he and his crew attempted to reach Asia by sailing west from Spain. To Columbus, and many Europeans, the New World offered the possibility that a utopia could actually be found or constructed in this new environment. Learn more about Columbus' thoughts as he sailed across the Atlantic by clicking on the link below, "Columbus' Journal." Be sure to read Columbus' entry on Wednesday, Octover 17, which descirbes the beauty of the New World nicely, hinting at utopian potential.

Special Center Links:
View the Center 10 Republic Site! Use this link to view summaries for all 10 books of Plato's Republic. These sites have been designed by Center 10 students.
On-line Dictionary Use this site to look up words that are unfamiliar to you. This site will also allow you to hear how to correctly pronounce words too.

Other Sites of Interest:
Mr. Murray's Web Site Learn more about Mr. Murray at his very own web site!
Mr. Crawford's Web Site Learn more about Mr. Crawford on his very own web site!
Design a Web site! This link will take you to 50megs.com, a site from which you can actually build your own web site for free. Simply type in the name that you want to have for your site in the space provided, and then register as a FREE user. Choose a design template, and begin work on your own site.
Columbus' Journal Read excerpts from Columbus' journal as he "discovered" the New World; a world that offered to many Europeans the possibility of finding or building utopia.
Learn About Tibetan Art Use this link to access information about Tibetan art.
Mallory and Everest Learn more about Mallory's attempts to climb Mt. everest in the 1920's.
Images of the Great Depression View pictures of American society during the 1930's through World War II.
The Great World Depression Learn about the causes of the World Depression of the 1930's.
Perseus Project Use this link to access an excellent site related to Ancient Greece and Rome. Trough this site you can gain access to both primary and secondary documents related to these ancient civilizations.