GENERAL LIBRARY DATABASES
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Academic Search Complete | Tutorial
Great starting point! The largest scholarly, multidisciplinary database designed specifically for colleges
ProQuest Research LibraryAnother starting point. Designed for the college level student
Academic OneFile Another good starting place for general research. Considerable overlap with above databases
CQ ResearcherExcellent source for backgrounds on current events and issues. Ten-year cumulation. Print see Ref H35.E355 1991-2013
Facts on File | World News Digest | TutorialFull text compilations. Good for background research on current affairs
JSTOR: Arts and Sciences | Tutorial Great for all humanities and social sciences research. Retrospective full runs of top academic journals
Project Muse | Tutorial Another great resource for humanities and social science research
Encyclopedia Britannica OnlineWorld’s best known encyclopedia. Includes Merriam-Webster's Dictionary
New York Times Historical The New York Times (1851-2009) historical edition provides full text, full page, and article-level images
General OneFile News sources and popular articles on many subjects
Article First Index of articles taken from the table of contents pages of journals
Clase/Periodica Spanish language Latin American journals in both the sciences and humanities
Global Road Warrior In-depth coverage on 175 countries
Grolier Encyclopedia Online Well known encyclopedia collection. Includes American Heritage Dictionary
New York Times Digital Microfilm Also known as: ProQuest Digital Microfilm
Starting from 2008, The "Times" presented in exact full-image content of every page
Ulrichs Web Publication data on more than 300,000 serials
The World Almanac
Four World Almanac titles plus Funk & Wagnall's New Encyclopedia
Military & Government Collection Collection of periodicals, academic journals and other content
Choice Reviews Online
CHOICE reviews significant current books and electronic resources of interest to those in higher education. Each year CHOICE publishes more than 6,500 reviews by subject experts. All reviews published since 1988 are included.

