There are a lot of ways to find articles: General Databases are
an excellent starting point for finding articles. General
Databases cover a range of topics and include both popular and
scholarly articles . Each database also covers different
sources, so you might consider using more than one. Look for
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||Library scans articles and emails them to you, usually in 2-3
days. Finding articles by topic is a good way to locate
scholarly and popular articles. Choose a database by subject.
Peer Review, also known as refereed, is a process where the
article is reviewed by experts in the field before publication.
Use this web form when you need to get full text for a citation
(Example Citation: Morrow, B. "The Emerson Madrigal."
Conjunction 29 (Fall 1997):100-112.) Use this when you want to
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