Library News of the Web
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6 May 2002
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This will be the last issue of the Library News of
the Web until August. The list of recent acquisitions and additions
to the webliography will still be updated every week or so.
List of Recent Acquisitions Updated
The list of Recent Acquisitions (which includes Videos
, Software , and Juvenile Literature , and Reference Books ,
as well as books on the New Books shelf) has been updated. Books new
to the list this week include subjects in the areas of:
- Bible
- Christian Life
- Consumer Consumption
- Economic Conditions in Russia
- Germany
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- Mathematics and Computer Science
- Medicine
- United States Ethnography
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The list of recent acquisitions is updated weekly.
Items remain on the list for one month or until they are checked out
Webliography
Updated
New items included in the Webliography this week are in
the areas of Global Warming , Humanism , and Online Journals
have been added to the list.
Answer to Last
Week's Trivia Question :
Clicking on the second
section of the preamble to the Universal Declaration of Human Rights
entitled "World War II Atrocities—Four Freedoms" would have give President
Franklin Delano Roosevelt credit for this. Another click would have
shown that the "Four Freedoms," was part of his 1941 State of the Union
Address. The freedoms themselves are freedom of speech, freedom of
worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
A new trivia question will be drawn up for August.
Database Focus : Lexis/Nexis -- News
There is a lot to the latest group of databases now available to Wingate
faculty, staff and students from Lexis/Nexis Academic Universe
. This week's focus is on its newspaper abstracting service. Lexis/Nexis
news offers full-text access to National and International Dailies, many
local and regional newspapers (including the Charlotte Observer from
1996), wire services (updated throughout the day) and campus newspapers
(including the Chronicle of Higher Education). Searching Lexis/Nexis
can range from the very simple to the very sophisticated, allowing one to
limit by newspaper, date, keyword, title, and lead paragraph.
Access to Lexis/Nexis Academic Universe is limited to
the computers in the Academic Quad, Stegall, and the DPC.
Updated
August 14, 2008
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