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Journal Database Help
What is a Journal Database?
A Journal Database is a searchable collection of journal articles. Some databases also contain newspaper articles, research papers, book chapters, TV clips and other types of information.
Why should I use databases?
They provide you with authoritative online articles that you can't find by searching the internet.
Which database should I use?
Use the "Browse by Subject" links to see a list of databases related to your subject area.
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Do NOT give your username and password to any other person.
These electronic resources are for non-commercial use in your personal research or study only. Users do not have permission to systematically download or copy large amounts of these resources, thereby creating their own databases; or to distribute these resources to third parties. For further information on the terms and conditions by which users can access these electronic resources, refer to the terms and conditions information on the electronic resource itself or contact the Library.