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Need Help?
Need to find articles?
Check out these databases from school or home.
Ebsco's Host contains wonderful magazine articles about any topic.
Tip: Check the "Full Text" box and use the word "and" to search more precisely.
Example: Hirshima and Enola Gay
Lexis Nexis provides access to newspapers, including the NY Times (1969 to the present) and the Washington Post (1977 to the present).
Tip: Click on "News" and "General".
Search SIRS for good magazine and newspaper articles about social issues.
Tip: Select "Keyword/Natural Language" to search or browse by topic.
CQ Researcher provides 25+ page pro and con articles about major social and domestic issues.
Tip: Search by topic or keywords.
Need to find WEBSITES?
Check out these databases from school or home.
Google has the best response time and excellent relevancy matches. |
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Google Scholar is a great way to to search for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed papers, theses, books, preprints, abstracts and technical reports from broad areas of research. |
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AllTheWeb.com is the best back-up when Google doesn't do it for you. |
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Yahoo.com has the best subject categories. Sites are reviewed by a human editor. |
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Altavista.Com is the best site when you need something translated from or to a foriegn language. |
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Ask.com |
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Noodletools.Com is the best site for precise subject search engines. |
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Vivisimo.Com is the best site that simultaneously searches more than one search engine. |
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Eagle Eyes is the award-winning Web library featuring over 3,500 assignment-related Web sites including one of the best collections of U.S. History primary sources. |
Need to find books?
Search the online catalog by keyword, title, subject, author or call number.
If you can't find what you are looking for, let your librarians know!