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Author Archives: Carol
Andersen Library’s Haunted Book?
Andersen Library’s Haunted Book Panel October 26, 2011, 6:00-7:00pm Andersen Library Main Floor Ever wonder about rumors of a haunted book kept under lock and key at the Andersen Library? Want to know more and hear from experts from the … Continue reading
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Featured Resource: America’s Newspapers
If you’re looking for fulltext articles from the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel or Chicago Tribune, you’ll be disappointed to learn that these newspapers were recently withdrawn from LexisNexis and EBSCO Newspaper Source Plus. But don’t despair. The Library now subscribes to America’s … Continue reading
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Tagged chicago tribune, new york times, newspapers
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September Feature: Online Resource Extravaganza
We’ve conjured up more database magic for our users. By cancelling print or lesser-used online products, we’ve been able to add many new databases to our repertoire during the spring and summer. Here are some of the latest additions. For … Continue reading
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Tagged business, databases, humanities, newspapers, science
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March Feature: Science Sources
Whether your research is in biology, chemistry, computer science, earth sciences, electrical engineering, medicine, or physics, the Library is chock-full of science article databases and science e-journal packages. Science research is now so much easier with all the online resources. … Continue reading
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Tagged science, science databases, science journals, ScienceDirect, Web of Science
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Explore IEEE Xplore
Although the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and the Institute of Electrical Engineers (IEE) publish it, IEEE Xplore Digital Library offers much more than its name implies. It includes articles on engineering, computer science, biology, chemistry, physics, and … Continue reading
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Tagged chemistry, computer science, earth science, electrical engineering, IEEE, physics
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Steven Pinker, The Stuff of Thought
The Stuff of Thought: Language as a Window into Human Nature Monday, November 2, 2009 Young Auditorium, 7 pm Evolutional psychologist Steven Pinker is one of the world’s leading cognitive scientists. The Times (London) calls him “academia’s rock star,” with … Continue reading
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Tagged brain research, cognitive science, psychology
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Millennial Muddle
Just like any other business, the higher education market finds it useful to segment their customers into various groups. Every generation of students has its defining characteristics and corresponding labels. Getting a handle on their core characteristics is good business … Continue reading
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Tagged chronicle of higher education, gen y, generation y, millennials
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Philosopher’s Index – Database Trial
We now have a trial of the online version of Philosopher’s Index (we currently subscribe to the print version). This product is produced by the Philosopher’s Information Center and is a current and comprehensive bibliographic database covering scholarly research in all major … Continue reading
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Tagged database trial, EBSCO, philosophy, philsopher's index
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September Feature: Wow – new databases
Using some shopping savvy, Andersen Library has added a number of new databases despite the shaky global economy and the Library’s flat budget. EBSCO Databases Back in the summer, Kyle blogged about the new EBSCO databases available through the Wisconsin Dept. of … Continue reading
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Tagged Cabell's, databases, EBSCO, gale, literature criticism, publishing opportunities
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Art History – best research tools
Since Google pretty much dominates the search engine world, it seems to set the gold standard for web searching. A recent blog entry mentioned the article that compared the scholarliness of Google Scholar content vs. library database content. “How Scholarly Is … Continue reading
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Tagged Art Full Text/Art Index Retrospective, art history, art history databases, Arts & Humanities Citation Index, Bibliography of the History of Art, google scholar
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