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are freely available websites. All others require MyLSC-O account logins when off campus. Get MyLSC-O account instructions. Many of the database articles are in PDF full-image format. When using a database from off campus, Adobe Reader is required to read PDF files. Download the free reader.
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Handbook of Texas Encyclopedia of Texas: places, people, history and culture.
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Health Reference Center/Academic [from Gale] Scholarly articles and reference books, such as a medical encyclopedia and dictionary.
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Health Source: Consumer Edition [from Ebsco] Health information from magazines and journals for consumers.
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Health Source: Nursing/Academic [from Ebsco] Journals and professional magazines for nurses.
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HeritageQuest Online [from ProQuest] Provides research materials for tracing family histories and American culture. Includes census data for 1790-1930.
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History Matters: The U.S. Survey Course on the Web Gateway to Web materials about U.S. history.
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History Reference Center [from Ebsco] Complete history resource including primary and secondary sources for all historical periods of world and U.S. history.
A-Z List | Databases by Type | Databases by Subject
- Information Science and Technology Abstracts [from Ebsco] Journals and magazines for information professionals including short summaries of articles with links into other databases when full text is available.
- InfoTrac Newspapers [from Gale] Major Texas and U.S. newspapers in full text.
- Internet and Personal Computing Abstracts [from Ebsco] Journals and magazines for Internet and PC users with links into other databases when available.
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Legal Collection [from Ebsco] Scholarly, peer-reviewed publications including law journals, documents and case studies.
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Lexis-Nexis/Academic [from Reed Elsevier] Articles in full-text format from newspapers and magazines, business journals and reference sources, laws, law journals, cases, and medical journals.
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Library of Congress Catalog of the library's holdings plus many ongoing digital projects; see especially the American Memory Project of primary source material.
- Literary Criticism Online [from Gale] 93 volumes of the literary reference set Short Story Criticism.
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Literature Resource Center [from Gale] Author biographical info and criticism of their works. Covers all time periods and all types of literature. All articles are in full text.
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MagillOnLiterature Plus [from Ebsco] Information about authors and their works in full text form.
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MasterFILE Premier [from Ebsco] Full text for more than 2,000 general or popular periodicals.
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Math Forum A starting place for math education assistance.
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MedlinePlus A starting place for free health information created for public use.
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Merck Manual Home Edition Medical encyclopedia for the general public.
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Military and Government Collection [from Ebsco] More than 360 publications from all military branches.
- NationMaster A compilation of information and statistics on countries of the world
- NCJRS National Criminal Justice Reference Service U.S. Justice Department site.
- Newspaper Source [from Ebsco] Full-text coverage of major national & international newspapers and selected articles for more than 230 regional newspapers.
- NetLibrary [from OCLC] Electronic books (ebooks) of recently published books covering all topics. Off campus access requires setting up a free Netlibrary account
- Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations Union Catalog Records for more than 100,000 (and increasing daily) theses and dissertations from academic institutions worldwide.
- NYPL Picture Collection Online About 30,000 images pre-1923 from books, magazines and newspapers
- Nineteenth Century Documents Project Links to primary sources for history studies.
- OFFSTATS: Official Statistics on the Web A site that pulls together links to official statistics from countries, government agencies and intergovernmental organizations worldwide.
- Opposing Viewpoints [from Gale] Articles on controversial topics from books, reference books, journals, magazines, newspapers and statistical sources.
- OurDocuments.gov Important documents for the study of U.S. history from the National Archives.
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