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The latter contains a list of the 43 Chaffey Joint High School District
students who died in Vietnam. It's a special page for Wasserman, who has taught
at Chaffey for 33 years.
"Some of my students are on the wall," he said.
"When you see their names, it just sort of hits you."
The links page also has the Blue Web'n Application Library from
San Diego State University which contains information on "every subject
that you can think of," Wasserman said.
Among the information teachers and students can find is a
periodic table and a virtual frog dissection.
The Web site, which is endorsed by the Chaffey district, has
impressed many.
"It's one of the best sites I've seen in any high school
setting," said Paul Clement, earth and physical science teacher. "It
has a lot of content in it."
The fractals page is a popular one. Most of the tens of
thousands who access the web site daily visit that page, Wasserman said.
Another popular page is the one for alumni. It is Barbosa's
favorite page also. The e-mail addresses of 300 alumni from the 1920's through the
1990's are listed. The list now includes future alumni.
There are places on the site still under construction, and
Wasserman would like to add even more pages. He wants to detail club activities,
sports team schedules and the history of the school's president. He also wants
to see students involved with the process.
"The biggest enemy is time," Wasserman said. "We
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