| Periodicals |
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The Library subscribes to
170 magazines, journals and
newspapers. A printable list
of titles and holdings is
available on the Library website. |
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Current issues are displayed
alphabetically by title on
the racks near the circulation
desk. Newspapers are displayed
on a rack next to the periodical
display. |
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Periodicals contain the
most current information available
in print. As such, they provide
an essential component in
the academic research process.
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Magazines and journals,
both current issues and back
issues, may be checked out
for 7 days. |
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| Microfilm |
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The Library holds back issues
of 100+ periodical titles
on microfilm. The microfilm
is alphabetically arranged
in cabinets with a reader-printer
located nearby. |
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Library staff will be glad
to demonstrate how to use
the reader-printer machine.
Printed copies cost 10 cents
per page. |
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| Indexes
for Periodicals |
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An index is used to locate
articles about a chosen subject.
Indexing for articles is available
online in NCLIVE, as well
as in print. |
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The Library receives two
periodical indexes in print
format, shelved in the Reference
Collection: |
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Cumulative
Index to Nursing and
Allied Health Literature
(CINAHL) |
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Reader’s
Guide to Periodical
Literature |
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