Writing 150 Harvey: Home
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Paraphrase without plagiarizingFollow links to Purdue OWL website.
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Find booksClick on the "How To Find Books" guide to open the pdf.
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Session Evaluation
Code: HV17
How to spot "Fake News"
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"Fake News" identificationGuide to fake news from Indiana University East
Starting points for finding articles in library databases
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Academic Search UltimateAn excellent source to use if you don't know where to begin your search. Allows you to limit your search to scholarly/peer reviewed publications.
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JSTORJSTOR has the core journals in most academic disciplines. It has retrospective coverage: everything from the first issue published up to 3-5 years ago.
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Ethnic NewsWatchA collection of the newspapers, magazines and journals of the ethnic, minority and native press in America. Searchable in both English and Spanish, with titles in both languages.
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Project MuseComprehensive database of prestigious humanities and social science journals.
Google Scholar
Starting points for topics or current issues
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CQ ResearcherProvides in-depth coverage and analysis of current issues.
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Opposing Viewpoints in ContextProvides authoritative and credible facts and insights via articles, research reports, videos, and statistics on the most-debated political and social issues.
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TED Talks ChannelsTED Talks, TEDx Youth, TED en Español, TED Translators, TED-Ed, TED Fellows, TED Partners
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Vote 2020Subject Guide about voting, elections, and candidate information
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ProCon.org : Pros and Cons of Controversial IssuesPromoting critical thinking, education, and informed citizenship by presenting controversial issues in a straightforward, nonpartisan, primarily pro-con format.
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