Databases A-Z by Name

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A-Z List | Databases by Type | Databases by Subject

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• Bartleby.com Older editions of standard reference books such as Columbia Encyclopedia, American Heritage Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus, the Bible, Gray's Anatomy and classic literary works such as those of Shakespeare.
• Bibliography of Native North Americans [from Ebsco] Scholarly journals and magazine articles covering topics of current interest to Native Americans.
• Biography.com A&E network's site includes quality biographical entries plus the ebook version of The Cambridge Biographical Encyclopedia.
• Books in Print [from Bowker] Books currently available for purchase with pricing and publisher information.
• Business Source Complete [from Ebsco] Popular magazines and professional journals from the business world.

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• CINAHL [from Ebsco] Cumulative Index to Nursing and Allied Health Literature with links to full articles when available in other Ebsco databases.
• College Source [from Career Guidance Foundation] Complete information about colleges and universities.
• Computer Source [from Ebsco] Over 300 titles in full text for high technology, computer science, programming, artificial intelligence, cybernetics, information systems, robotics and software.
• Consumer Health Complete Health information from leading health magazines for the non-professional.
• Consumer Search Starting place for consumers researching products in 13 categories.
• Country Studies Series Complete profiles (book-length) of all countries of the world from the Library of Congress.

• Digital History Primary sources and timeline of American history.

• Economist Country Briefings News, country profiles, forecasts, statistics and more from The Economist, a London-based weekly news magazine.
• eLibrary Curriculum [from ProQuest] multi-level resource for articles on all topics with separate collections for literature and history articles and primary sources.
• Encyclopedia Americana [from Grolier] Full-text versions of encyclopedia articles.
• ERIC [from Ebsco] Educational Resource Information Center is the U.S. Department of Education's index of journals and educational documents for educators at all levels. The documents are full text. Journal article citations have links to the full articles when available in other Ebsco databases.
• Eric Weisstein's World of Science Scientist biographies and explanations of topics in mathematics, physics, astronomy and chemistry appropriate for advanced high school or undergraduate college level.
• ERsys More than 2,600 U.S. cities covered as to demographics, environmental factors, economic indicators, housing statistics, media, schools, transportation and local contacts.

• Federal Citizen Information Center Answers to questions about consumer problems and government services.
• FedStats Starting point for locating statistics from U.S. governmental agencies.
• Ferguson's Career Guidance Center [from Facts on File] Complete career information including job hunting advice and techniques.
• Fuente Academica [from Ebsco] Academic journals and magazines in Spanish from Latin American publishers.
• Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia [from Ebsco] Full-text encyclopedia articles.