You probably recall, from our class before the break, that a research guide exists for your Caesar’s Resume project. As you complete your project in the upcoming weeks, the guide is there to help identify biographical information from a variety … Continued
What does the fox say? Within the Library’s Gale Virtual Reference collection is one of the most-famed zoology encyclopedias: the 17-volume Grzimek’s Animal Life Encyclopedia. According to the Grzimek’s article about the fox it really depends on what is going on in the fox’s life, … Continued
Great to see so many of you this week! Good luck on your atomic bomb research and resultant conference. As we discussed in class, the Biography Database is going to be a powerhouse of content as will the Ebsco Academic eBook Collection. Accidentally … Continued
It was great to meet with you again today! As you likely recall, and as identified in the guide, both ARTstor and Britannica Image Quest will be fine sources for completing the image component of your assignment. For additional content, consider reading … Continued
New on the library’s LibGuide site is a fresh guide devoted to citing MLA style. Included in the guide are citation examples for all of the library’s digital collections, scripture, free-on-the-open-web sources an well as annotated bibliographies and an important bit … Continued