ONE documented source is required. Do not cite more than TWO total sources in Essay 3. Sources must be academic / library sources such as an academic journal or a book (these could be available electronically).
Your chosen topic will determine where you should look for research. Some library collections are multi-disciplinary, while others are much more focused.
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Consider which disciplines apply to your specific topic when choosing your databases.
Access online library materials through the library databases!
To access the databases 
from off-campus, you will be prompted to enter your 14-digit library barcode or your LSC email/password.
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