• Over 3,000 magazines, many full-text.  Many as far back as 1975 (good for historical events)
• Includes health, business and children's databases and in-depth records for selected businesses.  Animals: nature and habitat.
• Information from many reference books, including American Heritage Dictionary and World Almanac. Also, biographies, primary source documents, photos, maps, flags.
• Full text is available for 28 national (U.S.) and international newspapers and 200 regional (metropolitan & rural) newspapers: see Newspaper Source (on the screen listing individual databases)  This also includes TV and radio news transcripts.
• Can browse table  of contents of actual issues and  then select the full-text articles.
• Updated daily.
• Articles can be emailed to yourself or friends.

Please call the librarian for assistance.

For full text Harvard Business Review, pls. select database entitled, "Business
Source Elite.")

• Magazine articles, many of which are full-text, on health, education & business, etc.  Some titles back to 1971.  Also includes such newspapers as:
  • New York Times (1980 - current), New York Times Book Review and Magazine (1997 -
    current), Wall St. Journal (1984 - current), USA Today (1987 - current), Washington Post
    (1987 - current), Chicago Tribune (1985 - current), Boston Globe (1980 - current), Los
    Angeles Times (1985 - current), Atlanta Journal (1995 - current), etc.
• Can browse articles by issue (table of contents).
• Keyword searching
• Updated daily.
• Email article to others or to yourself if you wish to print it at a later time.

    Please call the librarian if you need assistance accessing the database.

• Includes full text major newspapers, some foreign. New York Times (1995 - current), Record (Bergen County, NJ, 1996 - current), Investors Business Daily (2000 -3/2006), San Francisco Chronicle (1996 - current), Times (London, 1985 - current), Boston Globe (2000 - 7/2007), Christian Science Monitor (1996 - current). Numerous other major city newspapers, as well as from towns of smaller population. (Foreign includes Great Britain, Australia, So. Africa, etc.)
  
  Excellent for viewers who are relocating and looking for local information on various destinations. 

• Selected full text for 25 national (U.S.) and international newspapers. Full text radio & TV news transcripts and selected full text for more than 260 regional (U.S..) newspapers. Updated daily.

• 1851 - 2008. Digital reproduction of printed edition along with keyword searching and browsing of full publication. Editorials, advertising, photos, graphics. Excellent for historical research.
  Print full-page images.

• The complete run of newspapers such as The New York Times®, The Washington Post®, The Christian Science Monitor, The Chicago Tribune and The Los Angeles Times®, from 1851 to 2001. An online resource for the study of historical events, social and consumer history, economics, literature, technology, and more. Prints full-page images.

• 75 business journals, newspapers & newswires covering all metropolitan and rural areas within the U.S. Included are Crain's New York Business, Westchester County Business Journal, Arizona Business, Fort Worth Business Press, etc. See full list of publications. Updated daily.
  
  For complete business information, pls. return to "Online Resources" and select "Business."

• Spanish language periodicasl database.

• On the first screen for this source you will see a list of all databases which can be searched:  all of EBSCO, ERIC, and InfoTrac, another popular newspaper database.  Also searches:  American history and world history sources.
• For your convenience, allows searching of multiple databases simultaneously through one user-friendly interface.  Includes Spanish-language literature (Informe)

• Especially for college students. Very large scholarly, multi-disciplinary full text database. Index & abstract for over 8,000 journals; full text for 4,500, most of which are peer-reviewed. PDF backfiles to 1975 or further for over 100 journals.

  How to Access:

  1. Click on “Academic Search Premier, above, to access JerseyClicks.org.
  2. Click on “Custom Search.”
  3. Type your library card number. Click on “Go.”
  4. Scroll down to bottom of screen to select “Clear Checkmarks.”
  5. Scroll up to “General” on left side.
  6. Select “Academic Search Premier.”
  7. Input search terms at top of screen.

• Find libraries which own the magazine or newspaper issue you need.