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E-Tips Tuesday – Citing References and Resources with OWL
One popular question we are asked at reference desk and during library instruction classes is: how do I cite my information? When you are researching information (such as journal articles, books,...
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E-Tips Tuesday: Trial Access to Evidence-Based Nursing
Check out Sage’s trial access to the journal Evidence-Based Nursing, now through November 10th. Evidence-Based Nursing selects, analyzes, and reports on current research in best nursing practice. More...
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E-tips Tuesday: Find journals with online, Full-Text access
Have you discovered our Journals by Title Tab yet? It is on the library homepage and has 3 awesome features that will help you get started with your research. Journal Title Search Box A-Z Journal...
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E-Tips Tuesday: New E-Resource: AMA Manual of Style Online
The Sage Library now subscribes to The AMA Manual of Style Online, providing Sage faculty and students with searchable, full-text access to the AMA Manual of Style (10th Edition). Our subscription...
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E-tips Tuesday: Image Research
“American soldiers posing in front of a tent.” 1860s, photographic print : b&w ; 10 x 15 cm. (4 x 5 3/4 in.). NYPL Picture Collection Online. Whether it is an image of an artwork, digitized letter...
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E-Tips Tuesday: New! Opposing Viewpoints in Context
The Sage Libraries has added a new database, Opposing Viewpoints in Context. Similar to CQ Researcher, Opposing Viewpoints in Context presents easily accessible information on current events and...
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E-tips Tuesday: Research While You Sleep
Did you know that you can subscribe to a specific search in our library’s online catalog Koha? Do research while you sleep with the Subscribe Feature! If you have a big research paper coming up or are...
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E-Tips Tuesday: 2 ways to tell if an article is peer reviewed
Do you have an assignment requiring peer reviewed articles? Peer reviewed (sometimes called “refereed”) journals follow a specific editorial process for vetting the content they publish. This process...
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Over the past two semesters, we have enjoyed putting together the weekly feature of “E-Tips Tuesdays” for you. This feature will continue in Spring of 2014 and now we are turning to you – what are your...
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E-Tips Tuesday: stay stress free during finals with these apps
With only a few days left of the Fall Semester, you may find yourself staying up to study, getting up early to study and possibly dreaming about exams! Don’t let finals get the best of you! Here are...
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