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Hum. 4 – Library eCollection Usage
During the month of April, the month of the Hum. 4 Research Paper, You Searched: U.S. History in Context – 1,267 times Digital Reference Library – 623 times Proquest periodical database – 916 times And viewed the Hum. 4 Research Guide – 1,508 times Excellent!
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News as Historical Record
Need news coverage of your historical topic, from the time it occurred? Consider using any of the library’s news collections, including: NBC Learn, Newspapers 1851 -2004, Newspapers 1690 -2000. A quick overview:
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Primary Source Infographic
What is a Primary Source? Image Citations Images above taken with an iPhone 5, text added with Skitch app, inside of Ohrstrom Library by Lura Sanborn, except for those cited below. Amazon Prime Music Logo. Amazon. Web. 27 Mar. 2015. <http://www.amazon.com>. Facebook page banner. The Pelican Facebook Page. The Pelican. Web. 27 Mar. 2015. <https://www.facebook.com/thespspelican>. Glove. St. Paul’s School Bookstore. Follet. Web. 27 Mar. 2015. <http://www.bkstr.com/stpaulsnhstore>. WSPS Logo. WSPS Homepage. SPS. Web. 27 Mar. 2015. <http://wsps.sps.edu/>.
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Intro: Hum. 4 Research Guide
Thinking about the upcoming launch of the fourth form research paper? Here’s a quick video describing what to expect from the associated research guide.
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American West: Digital Archive
The American West The Ohrstrom Library is very happy to announce its purchase of the The American West. Created by Adam Matthew digital with content provided by the independent archives at The Newberry Library, this archive contains digital content related to the American West including: maps, drawings, pamphlets, diaries and newspapers. The images and documents have been rights cleared for educational use, meaning students and faculty are free to use this content within the SPS educational setting.