Useful when you're starting out on a research project. Do simple searches to find topic introductions on a variety of subjects. The mind map tool will help you discover related ideas and terms.
Focused more on article look-ups, like a digital encyclopedia. You can read entire books in your browser, but the interface is oriented towards searching keywords and providing results from within the e-books in its collection.
Dozens of complete reference books on arts, business, education, history, law, literature, sciences, and technology, including the popular sets of Short Stories for Students, Novels for Students, Poetry for Students, and Drama for Students.
Find both news and reviews as well as access to historical NY Times issues dating back to 1851.
First time user: To get access, you need to first register for an NYT account.
1. Click the link. You will have to enter your LSC library barcode.
2. Select Create Account and complete registration fields. Use your LSC email address!
3. Once you have an account, you may access NYTimes.com and NYT mobile apps like any subscriber, or go through this link but select "log in."
Note: Site passes will expire after 365 days. To renew, you will have to activate a new pass by repeating this process.
If Google Chrome shows a warning about this link, hit Ignore. You must use the proxy to get the special access.
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