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Finding articles

These are three of the most useful databases for the topics explored in this course. Two are  multidisciplinary, which means that you're likely to find scholarly, magazine, or newspaper articles about most topics. As a bonus, you'll find lots of full-text articles. The third is an excellent history database.

  • Academic Search Premier
    Use this database to find articles from magazines, academic journals, and newspapers. You'll find full-text articles from more than 1200 publications.
  • ProQuest Research Library
    Use this database to find more articles from magazines, academic journals, and newspapers. You'll find full-text from more than 1700 sources, dating back to 1971.
  • Historical Abstracts
    The best resource for non-North American history
 

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Library Catalog
Catalog of materials here in The University Libraries or available electronically.  NOTE: We are in the process of moving to another catalog "system". Please come and ask if you have any questions !!

Here is a GREAT GUIDE to using the new catalog:   WorldCat Local/New Search

WorldCat
A database listing books, manuscripts, films, etc. from libraries all over the United States and many foreign countries.

 

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