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JSTOR CompleteEntirely full-text, from scholarly journals. Cannot email articles -- email yourself the stable URL.Project MUSE
**Do not print from browser print button. Use the JSTOR print option.Full-text access to prestigious humanities and social sciences journalsGallup Brain OR http://gallup.comContains records of more than 70 years of public opinion pollsPAIS (Public Affairs Information Service) International and ArchiveTip: When only a citation is included, click on the Check availability at Ramapo link to see if the full text of the article is available in our collectionCQ ResearcherA weekly publication providing original in-depth analysis of the most current major and controversial issues of the day with complete summaries, all the pros and cons
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America: History & LifeAbstract database.Wilson Omnifile Full Text Mega
Tip: When only a citation is included, click on the Check availability at Ramapo link to see if the full text of the article is available in our collection.A multi-disciplinary database containing both full-text articles and citations.
Tip: When only a citation is included, click on the Check for full-text link to see if the full text of the article is available in our collection.
Newspaper databases:
Lexis Nexis AcademicFull-text coverage of newstopicsAmerica's NewspapersFull-text articles from the electronic editions of record for more than 300 U.S. newspapers
Historical newspaper databases:
Historical New York Timesfull-text of the entire NY Times from 1851-2004Historical Washington Post
Tip: Use the Page Map link (upper right hand side of screen) IN a record to view the entire front page of paper OR from the search screen click on MORE OPTIONS then DOCUMENT TYPE: FRONT PAGEFull text of the entire paper from 1877-1991 Tip: Use the Page Map link (upper right hand side of screen) IN a record to view the entire front page of paper OR from the search screen click on MORE OPTIONS then DOCUMENT TYPE: FRONT PAGEHistorical Christian Science MonitorFull text of the entire paper from 1908-1994 Tip:Use the Page Map link (upper right hand side of screen) IN a record to view the entire front page of paper OR from the search screen click on MORE OPTIONS then DOCUMENT TYPE: FRONT PAGEHistorical Wall Street JournalFull text of the entire paper from 1889-1990 Tip: Use the Page Map link (upper right hand side of screen) IN a record to view the entire front page of paper OR from the search screen click on MORE OPTIONS then DOCUMENT TYPE: FRONT PAGEStrategies for searching the databases:
- Go back and revise your searches! Use different terms and synonyms.
- Switch to the Advance Search page in a database. This will give you more control over your results.
- Use Boolean Operators (AND, OR, NOT) when running a search. For Example: political debates and "presidential campaigns"
- AND: narrows your search. e.g., political debates and presidential campaigns
- OR: broadens your search. e.g., television or radio and political debates
- NOT: eliminates the second term. e.g., Television not radio
- Always check your spelling if you get zero results
- To look for full-text use the check availablity at Ramapo (language differs slightly in the various databases) link in the databases
- Use the Subject Terms or Thesaurus link in databases to find the best search (or descriptor) terms to use
- Limit or filter searches to scholarly, peer-reviewed, academic, or refereed articles. These articles are found in journals which have been reviewed by a board of experts. The database generally has an option for specifying this limit. If it doesn't, you can check to see if an article is coming from a peer-reviewed publication by checking another database, Ulrich's International Periodicals Directory.
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