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| Statistics Resources |
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| Finding Books |
| Books are still very helpful resources!
They're good for providing in-depth discussion on specific topics. |
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| TomCat (online
catalog)
The Grace Hauenstein Library has a rich collection
of books, journals, pamphlets and other materials. Use TomCat
to search for items the library holds. |
| WorldCat Catalog of books available in libraries throughout the world |
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| Finding Articles |
| Online indexes help you find articles on
your topic. Some provide access to full text articles, but most
are citation-only databases. What do you do when you find an article you like? |
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| Expanded
Academic ASAP (InfoTrac)
Scholarly journals from arts and the humanities
to social sciences, science and technology; some full text |
| ProQuest Direct Index to articles on a variety of topics, including some full text |
| Wilson Select Plus Full text articles in science, humanities, education and business |
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| Web
Sites |
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| Business and
Economics |
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| Crime and Criminals |
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| General |
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| Government Statistics |
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| Statistics Books Online |
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| Getting Started: Reference Books |
| Reference Books are great resources to use at the beginning of your research because they can provide an overview of your topic, including good background information and a discussion of the important issues and concerns of the topic. |
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Dictionary of Statistics (Oxford Reference Online)
Statistical Resources on the Web (University of Michigan Library)
United States Historical Census Data Browser (University of Virginia Library)
World Almanac International facts and figures |
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| Liaison for Statistics: Shellie Jeffries 632-2130 |
