Reference databases are by subscription, meaning the school pays a fee to
use them. Stop by the library to get the username and password to obtain
access from any computer with an Internet connection.
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SIRS Knowledge Source
Newspapers, magazines, and government publications on every topic. This is a quick, authoritative way to find articles. Try SIRS before "googling".
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CQ Researcher
The online version of a weekly print research journal. Each issue covers a topic in depth, including an overview, background, additional resources, and a pro/con feature.
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Encyclopedia Britannica
Wikipedia is great for quick background information, but because articles are cooperatively written and usually anonymous, it is not considered a research tool. Use Britannica for research and inclusion in works cited lists.
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Gale Virtual Reference Library
A small online book collection. Check out the resources on history, health and environmental science.
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NoodleBib
Create correctly formatted Works Cited lists following the online fill-in forms
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