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Where can I search for online articles?
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Posted: 13 Apr, 2009
by: Booth C.
Updated: 11 Sep, 2009
by: Booth C.
There are many places to find full-text articles and article citations - on the library home page, the Articles link under the yellow Find Information tab is a good place to start. You can also watch a quick online tutorial that explains how to get started with UC-eLinks, the tool that connects you to library-provided online articles.
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