Motivation Third form Hum. Student: “This NBC newsreel about Sputnik is from the U.S. Doesn’t the library have one from Russia that I could watch?” Me: “uhhhhhhhhh” And while not Russian, library vendor Alexander Street Press, did recently release … Continued
What new things will you find? Access World News – a library purchased collection of international news sources Access to the NewYorkTimes.com SPS site license Access to a trial to library-vendor, Ebsco’s, new offering: Arab World Research Source Questions? Comments? … Continued
All of the library’s eReference content from Salem (most notably Magill’s literature analysis and biography collection and the U.S. ‘decades’ series) are now housed on one platform! Search the titles individually, or collectively, whatever is best for your research … Continued
The library recently purchased the Liberty Magazine digital archive. What is this? Liberty Magazine ran from 1924-1950 and was a popular, weekly published, illustrated magazine. In the early 20th century U.S., illustrated magazines were widely read as a source of information, … Continued
Updates to your Atomic Bomb Conference research guide! New this year: Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (digital archive) Truman Presidential Library – (atomic bomb papers collection) Tips for searching Bard and Warren (the 2 hardest-to-find folk) searching .gov sites & Google … Continued