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Additional sources are available to you. The Library purchases access to databases including those that help you find articles and a variety of other databases. If you are not sure how to begin, see our Savvy Searching. If you do not find what you want, ask the Reference Staff for assistance.
- BUBL Link
Scholarly sources from the University of Bath.
- Infomine
Scholarly sources compiled by University of California and California State University librarians
- Librarians' Index
Annotated collection of high-quality links; selected by California public librarians
- Scout Report Archives
Collection of "resources of interest to researchers and educators" from Univ. of Wisconsin-Madison.
- WWW Virtual Library
Compliation of links on many topics from around the world.
- Yahoo
Large, unevaluated, collection of links
For Specific Geographic Areas:
Government and Law Search Engines:
Note: For legal subjects, government and law search engines overlap. Also, many government Websites have their own search engines.
- GPO Access
From Government Printing Office. Searches selected databases
- FindLaw
Searches U.S. government sites and selected databases
- FirstGov
Searches online U.S. government resources
- LawCrawler:
From FindLaw. Searches legal Web sites and databases
- Search-It-All
special search engine for U.S. government Websites.
- Uncle Sam
from Google. U.S. government Websites.
News
- RocketNews
from Rocketinfo. Searches current (five days) online news sources.
- Direct Search
Compiled by Gary Price, MLIS, George Washington University. Subject guide to databases.
- Search Systems
From Pacific Information Resources. Links to over 7,760 public records databases. Includes U.S. (federal, state, territories and local), Canada (nation and province) and worldwide.
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