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REPORT DATABASES--FOR BACKGROUND & OVERVIEW TO HELP YOU DEVELOP YOUR TOPIC
Report databases--
Provide concise, up-to-date documents for researchers
Explore and analyze hundreds of hot topics
Politics, government, foreign policy, race, rights
Business, crime, law,
Energy, education, health, family, & science
Society and culture
Are noted for their in-depth, unbiased coverage
REPORT DATABASES--ISSUES & CONTROVERSIES
Searching--
Browse issues three ways--
Issues by Subject (note category Science, Technology, and Computers)
All Issues A-Z
Enter search terms in top box
Click on a topic
Scroll down & browse the reports
Click on the title to open it
Print an article with the citation--
Click on the PAGE TOOLS icon (top of the page)
Select Print with MLA Citation option
Print the article
You can also download the citation to a PDF
Click on the Download icon
Select Download with MLA Citation
Click on Print
REPORT DATABASES--OPPOSING VIEWPOINTS IN CONTEXT
Opposing Viewpoints: Gale in Context (Gale, via MeL) This link opens in a new window Contextual information and opinions on hundreds of today's hottest social issues. Includes updated viewpoints, topic overviews, full-text magazines, academic journals, news articles, primary source documents, statistics, images, videos, audio files and links to vetted websites.
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Searching--
Browse issues three ways:
Click on Browse Issues link
Enter search terms in top box
--OR--
Browse categories
Click on a topic--
Read the OVERVIEW article
Note the "On This Page" list
Scroll down to locate articles
Click on articles of interest
Articles--printing and citation building--
Click on DOWNLOAD in the tools box
The article will open in a new window
Print from the new window
Click on Citation Tools to build your citation
Click on MLA and Download
Click on Save (bottom box)
Click on Open (bottom box)
Print the citation
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