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This is a good starting place for finding journal articles on almost any
topic. Full-text and/or scanned pdfs are included for many of the articles it indexes. Searches can
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publications. The Subject Guide Search is especially useful for browsing subdivisions of a topic.
Note: Expanded Academic ASAP is a subset of InfoTrac OneFile.
Coverage: 1980-
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journal articles on almost any topic. Over 150 academic subject
areas are covered, and many articles are full-text. Searches
can be limited to scholarly, peer-reviewed journals. Use the "Topics" button
to browse topics or get suggestions on keywords to use.
Coverage: 1971-
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Formerly titled Journalism Abstracts, Journalism and Mass Communications Abstracts includes abstracts of dissertations and theses accepted for graduate degrees. Print copies of the abstracts are also located in the Stacks (PN4725 .J67).
Coverage: 1999-
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