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ELECTRONIC
BOOKS AND E-TEXTS 
GOVERNMENT
RESOURCES
REFERENCE
SOURCES
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Statistical, Writing Resources
General
Resources
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Access-Science
(VIVA) Includes McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of
Science and Technology.
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ELibrary (RCC)
Access to
full-text books, magazines, newspapers,
photographs and radio transcripts.
(on
campus access only)
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Bartleby
Project Great
historical reference works, including Bartlett's Familiar
Quotations and Strunk's
Elements of Style.
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Books
in Print (VIVA)
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CIAO: Columbia International Affairs Online
(VIVA) (Columbia University)
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CollegeSource
(RCC) A database of information on
U.S.
colleges and universities, including full
catalog in PDF format.
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Clinical Pharmacology (RCC) Written by pharmacists who have been formally trained in drug information, Clinical Pharmacology provides up-to-date peer-reviewed, clinically-relevant information on all U.S. prescription drugs, as well as off-label uses and dosage, herbal supplements, nutritional and over-the-counter products and new and investigational drugs.
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CQ
Researcher (RCC)
Research reports on topics of great concern. Perfect for ENG 111
research papers.
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Encyclopedia
Britannica Online
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Facts
On File (VCCS) A collection
of interlinked databases with full-text including: World News Digest
with authoritative news and facts ranging from October 1940 to the
present day; Issues and Controversies; and Today's Science.
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Learning Express (RCC) Source for test preparation materials
and interactive practice exams based on official tests such as PRAXIS
and ASVAB. (must create an account on campus before use offsite)
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Newsbank
(RCC)
Electronic editions of Virginia newspapers, Washington Post, New
York Times and selected other papers from major cities around the
US. Check out "Hot
Topics"
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Opposing Viewpoints (VCCS) Database covering
social issues, which brings together viewpoint articles, contextual
topic overviews, statistics, court cases, newspaper and magazines
articles, as well as links to more than 1,400 reviewed and
subject-indexed web sites.
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Oxford
English Dictionary (VIVA)
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Ulrich's
Periodical Directory (VIVA)
History
Resources
Literary
Resources
Statistical
Resources
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FedStats
Federal Government Agency statistics
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STAT-USA (VIVA)
Business, economic, and government statistics and information.
- Statistical Resources on the Web Documents Center of University of Michigan offers links to statistics resources grouped by subjects such as agriculture, demographics, environment, government finance, health, labor, etc.
Writing
Resources
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