What is it? Congressional Digest was founded in 1921 by suffragette Alice Gram Robinson, with the aim of providing voters with impartial reporting on high-interest issues. Each issue features an impartial overview on a contemporary topic with pro and con viewpoints … Continued
New in the library’s fleet of digital collections is the Statistical Abstract of the United States. What’s in it? U.S. Statistics including: population, economics, energy, politics and education. “Home Page.” Statistical Abstract of the United States. Proquest. Web. … Continued
Resolute to citing all sources? Many library eCollections will self-cite. Look for buttons that read ‘cite’ or ‘cite now.’ Products from the Gale company will even import the citation into your Google Drive. Level up! “Research Methods – … Continued
New in the library’s eCollections are two newsreel databases. 60 Minutes: Streaming 60-minutes historical broadcasts from 1997-2014. And, for a more international perspective: World Newsreels Online: Streaming newsreels from the U.S., France and Japan from 1929-1966. Image information: “World … Continued
Opposing Viewpoints in Context offers pro and con on contemporary social issues (including the annual national debate topic!). Sources include: book chapters, magazines, newspapers, statistics, images, video as well as scholarly journal articles. “Opposing Viewpoints – Browse Topics Page.” Gale. Web. 28 … Continued