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30 Sep 2010

Project Muse @ Ohrstrom Library

by Sarah Ludwig | posted in: Databases, General Works, History, Humanities, Language, Library News, Literature, Natural Sciences, Periodicals, Religion, Research, Social Sciences, Uncategorized | 0

Ohrstrom Library is pleased to announce the addition of 400 new journals to our digital holdings. Project Muse contains the full-text of 400 journals covering research in the Humanities, Arts, Sciences, International Studies and Social Sciences. A complete title list … Continued

28 Sep 2010

New Reference Book: Andean Studies: 1530-1900

by Sarah Ludwig | posted in: History, Humanities, Research, Social Sciences | 0

Guide to Documentary Sources for Andean Studies: 1530-1900 edited by Joanne Pillsbury, U. of Oklahoma with the National Gallery of Art, 2008. Find it in Ohrstrom at: REF 985 P64G In three volumes this set intends to “…support research on … Continued

23 Sep 2010

eBooks @ Ohrstrom

by Sarah Ludwig | posted in: Databases, Fine Arts, General Works, History, Humanities, Literature, Mathematics, Natural Sciences, Religion, Research, Social Sciences, Technology, Web Resources | 0

Ohrstrom Library is pleased to announce our inaugural collection of eBooks. To utilize these digital texts, please visit the Library’s website: library.sps.edu Using the eBooks link, pictured above, one may then exclusively search the eBook collection. The eBooks have also … Continued

21 Sep 2010

New Reference Book: Children’s Issues Worldwide

by Sarah Ludwig | posted in: History, Humanities, Research, Social Sciences | 0

The Greenwood Encyclopedia of Children’s Issues Worldwide edited by Irving Epstein, Greenwood Press, 2008. Find it in Ohrstrom at: REF 305.2303 Ep8 Each volume in this six-volume set presents children’s issues from a different area of the globe. Included is … Continued

20 May 2010

The Primary Source Hunt: OAIster

by Sarah Ludwig | posted in: Databases, History, Humanities, Research, Social Sciences, Web Resources | 0

Are you too looking for primary sources? Most Humanities V teachers are requiring at least two for completion of a successful research paper. If you’ve looked in all the usual places (such as those listed here in our primary source … Continued