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This guide will help you locate print and online journal articles at your Library.
- EBSCO A to Z: find print and online journals by title
- Finding Articles Online: tips for using Library resources to find articles --
- Locating Articles by Type: instructions for finding and identifying specific types of articles
- Print Articles: list of journals available in print
- Articles from Other Places: additional sources for articles - open access journals and interlibrary loan
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