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Women and Social Movements in the United States, 1600-2000 (Scholar's Edition) Search or browse documents and other resources dealing with U. S. women's history.

We're going to LC!!!! Library of Congress, that is! Yes, this summer [2007] the University Libraries will change from the Dewey Decimal System to that of the Library of Congress. Bear with us as we make this change.

Journal of Social History is now available in JSTOR. Combined with the recent volumes available on Project Muse, this means the entire journal is now available for search and display online.

database Proquest Historical Annual Reports. Search or browse the full text of corporate annual reports, 1844-present.

Three full text resources:

• World Cultures Today
  Learn about life in other cultures
• World Folklore and Folklife
  Information on all aspects of traditional cultures around the world
• Daily History Online: A Suite of Social History
  Explore all aspects of daily life in the past and present. Incorporates material from the above 2 resources as well as providing other sources.

The Inspec database now includes the Inspec Archive: "access to historical scientific records in the fields of physics, electrical engineering, electronics computing and control engineering. With the digitizing of the entire collection of Science Abstracts Journals, which were the precursors to the Inspec database, librarians, academics and students are provided access to over 873,000 abstract records spanning the years 1898 through 1968."

is replacing . The SFX icon that identifies full text retrieval options in many databases will be replaced by one with the phrase "Get It."

Now you can scan microforms!! Both Hunt Library (3rd floor) and the Engineering and Science Library have microform readers that can scan images of microform. Images can then be printed, emailed, or saved to a USB thumb drive or to a CD-R disc.

Historical Statistics of the United States Millennial edition Online. This standard source for statistics is now expanded, revised, and you can download and customize tables!

CQ Researcher is now CQ Researcher Plus Archive, with reports going back to 1923. The Issue Tracker retrieves all relevant reports on a topic so you can see how they have changed over time-great for tracking policy and societal changes.

Corbis Images for Education: Historical Collection. Search or browse over 400,000 digital images from art, historical, nature, science, space and various other stock collections. Image sources include the renowned Bettmann Archive, the United Press International, and the Hulton-Deutsch Collection. Images downloaded from this site may be used for non-commercial research and educational purposes only.

New in Web of Science: Journal Citation Reports. Evaluate and compare journals using citation data.

New interface and features for ABC-CLIO databases American History and Life and Historical Abstracts!!

• session search history to easily rerun searches
• Direct export to citation manager functionality

New in Project Muse:
      History In Africa
      Past & Present

New via JSTOR: Arts and Sciences Complement. This new component of JSTOR will add full text retrieval and searching of a minimum of 150 titles by the end of 2008. Some titles of particular interest:
      Business History Review
      Journal of the Early Republic
      Social Science History
      Technology and Culture

New in Project Muse:Journal of the Early Republic

ARTstor
Digital image library containing approximately 300,000 images pertaining to art, architecture and archeology. ARTstor provides software tools that enable active use of the collections as well as the ability to save groups of images online for personal and classroom use.

FACTS.com
Full-text of the Facts on File World News Digest since 1940, plus a live newsfeed from ReutersŪ and thousands of in-depth features, images, charts, and primary documents. FACTS.com is a permanent record of the essential facts of the news as reported in the major newspapers and news magazines of the U.S., Canada, Britain, Australia, and elsewhere in the world.

New in Project Muse: Hispanic Review and Jewish Quarterly Review .

Times Digital Archive, 1785-1985
Search and display the full text.

Catalogue of Scientific Papers (Royal Society of London) via 19th Century Masterfile

Book Review Index, via InfoTrac Web Covers 1965-present (updated annually), giving citations to book reviews in scholarly journals.

Starting January, 2005:
You'll need to log in with your Andrew user ID and password to use the public PCs in the Libraries. There will be a dedicated PC for Cameo lookup only, no login required. Campus visitors can get temporary IDs and passwords by showing Photo ID and registering at any Circulation Desk.

Starting January, 2005:
Mulberry email software will no longer be available on the PCs in the Hunt Library Instruction Center. You can use Webmail from any PC.

Search EI Compendex, a comprehensive engineering database, back to 1884.

Africans in the New World, 1493-1834: from the John Carter Brown Library at Brown University. Microfilm set of documents describing the African Diaspora to North, South and Central America. Available on HUNT MFILM-3 973.0496073 A2586. Read the publisher's description.

PAISArchive: Search for citations to public affairs material 1956-1976. When complete the database will cover 1915-1976.

The Asian History web page now has sections for East Asian History, South Asian History and South East Asian History.

New in Project Muse: Éire-Ireland and History Workshop Journal. See Upcoming Journals for others.

Audio Resources
A new History resource guide

New in Project Muse: Cuban Studies; China: an International Journal; Population Review; Latin American Politics & Society and several others.

Labor and Economic History
A new History resource guide

2004 ICPSR Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research

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