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Five Indispensable Primary Resources for Biblical Studies
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Michael wrote 1 week ago: Kevin Scull has started a new meme which asks participants to enumerate the top five primary resourc … more →
Tip: Locating items within the library
Lydia wrote 3 weeks ago: Can’t find that book on the shelf, even though it’s in the catalog and you’re sure … more →
Importing Data from Bloomberg to Excel on the Business/SPEA Information Commons Terminal
nlgiu wrote 3 weeks ago: Log-in to Bloomberg and then open Excel. You should see Bloomberg as an option on the top menu bar. … more →
The Tarahumara Indians and Biblical Studies
Michael wrote 1 month ago: I was listening to my local NPR station (KERA), which has a local show that I love. It’s calle … more →
Can't find the book you need at Biblical? You've got options!
Sarah wrote 1 month ago: Imagine for a moment that you’re in the library, desperate for the N.T. Wright book that your … more →
Locating Company Annual Reports from Past Decades On-Line
nlgiu wrote 1 month ago: To find on-line annual reports for the 1970’s and 1980’s, choose the LexisNexis Academi … more →
Research Tip of the Day: But my professor said "don't use the Internet!"
charnigo wrote 1 month ago: As the Education Librarian, I spend most of my time trying to steer students towards the library dat … more →
Research Tip of the Day: Limiting a Search to Specific Research Methodologies
charnigo wrote 1 month ago: Help! Where's the dang librarian? “Help!!! I can’t find an “empirical” … more →
Exploiting Google Books
Michael wrote 2 months ago: Did you know that you can import your own personal library into your Google Books account? Doing so … more →
Imperial War Museum's Sound Archive
mcfinder wrote 2 months ago: The Imperial War Museum in London has a remarkable sound archive which is open to the public (by app … more →
The Power of Google Books
Michael wrote 2 months ago: You may or may not already be aware of this, but Google Books is perhaps one of the most valuable re … more →
How to Quickly Find Commodity Prices for the Last 30 Years
nlgiu wrote 2 months ago: For monthly averages of commodity prices since 1980, go to our Wiki page for Commodities here: http: … more →
Marketing Ideas from Blogs
internetmarkethelp wrote 2 months ago: I don’t know about you but I have spent soo many hours reading blogs, forums and websites to r … more →
Land Records as Proof of Kinship
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dncresearch wrote 3 months ago: Land records are one of the most underutilized document sets available to the modern genealogist. Th … more →
Cemetary Creeping...
nmsjones wrote 4 months ago: Hello All, I recently ran across some pictures I took the last time I went home to NC. Th … more →
On-line resource survey of the Interstate 69 new terrain extension in southwest Indiana available
iubusref wrote 4 months ago: Here’s a link to an exhaustive compilation of articles and editorials; INDOT reports; environm … more →
When You Can't Find Grampa's Marriage Record
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Donna Pointkouski wrote 4 months ago: One of my more popular posts has been Philadelphia Marriage Indexes Online. As that post indicates, … more →
Top 10 Research Topics for Education
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gatorball wrote 5 months ago: By Paul Silli Below is a list of broad research topics. These subjects affect many parties within a … more →
The "dirt" on DiRT
Red Deer College Library wrote 5 months ago: DiRT stands for Digital Research Tools, an interactive wiki created by Lisa Spiro (director of the D … more →
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