Trying to find a Business Case?
Check out http://libguides.adams.edu/findingabusinesscase for step-by-step instructions on how to do it using LexisNexis and Google Scholar.
Trying to find a Business Case?
Check out http://libguides.adams.edu/findingabusinesscase for step-by-step instructions on how to do it using LexisNexis and Google Scholar.
The Federal Government shutdown has made some online government information temporary unavailable, such as The United States Census and Park Service Reports. Before you give up your search, try one of these solutions:
Check the Google cache of the item your looking for. Type your title or URL into a google search and click on the green text underneath the blue link.
Search Google Books. Google Books has many government documents scanned into its repository. You might be able to find your document there, especially if it’s older.
Check FDsys. FDsys is the search system of the Government Printing Office. Certain documents that have not been taken offline will remain here.
Use the Wayback Machine. The Wayback Machine is a service provided by the Internet Archive that allows people to visit archived versions of websites.
If you cannot find your item using these search techniques, you can also request that the physical item be sent to you from another government library. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 719-587-7879.
The Nielsen Library will have reduced hours this week for Fall Break.
Wednesday, October 2 – Friday, October 4: 8am – 5pm
Saturday, October 5: Closed
We will resume normal hours on Sunday, October 6.
Here’s what’s new for the week of September 30:
The story of American painting
Egyptian art
Star-spangled kitsch : an astounding and tastelessly illustrated exploration of the bawdy, gaudy, shoddy mass-art culture in this grand land of ours
Real life : Louisville in the twenties
MaddAddam : a novel
Nerve : poise under pressure, serenity under stress, and the brave new science of fear and cool
How to retire happy : the 12 most important decisions you must make before you retire
Unlearn your pain : a 28-day process to reprogram your brain
The notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci
Early American modernist painting, 1910-1935
Eugène Delacroix
Wisconsin death trip
Need to find New York Times articles from your date of birth?
We’ve got a guide specifically for that assignment. Check it out here: http://libguides.adams.edu/nyt
Here’s what’s new for the week of September 16:
Our catalog will be offline on September 10 for system maintenance.
Have a paper due on the pros and cons of women in the military?
Need authoritative background on the legalization of marijuana in the United States?
Published by the Congressional Quarterly, CQ Researcher gives in depth background information on current events.
Trial ends at the end of September.
Images from: http://www.flickr.com/photos/idfonline/5509554355/ http://www.flickr.com/photos/editor/2633436285/
Here’s what’s new for the week of September 3:
At the end of the Santa Fe Trail
Lean in : women, work, and the will to lead
Code talker
Invisible punishment : the collateral consequences of mass imprisonment
Fire in the ashes : twenty-five years among the poorest children in America
Her smoke rose up forever
Headless in Taos : the dark fated tale of Arthur Rochford Manby
Fanny Hill : memoirs of a woman of pleasure