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• Academic OneFile (Gale) (Current NU Only)
  Peer-reviewed articles from the world's leading journals and reference sources, the majority in full text. Includes the New York Times backfile from 1995 to present. Interdisciplinary.
• Academic Search Premier (EbscoHost) (Current NU Only)
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• Blackwell (Current NU Only)
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• Boston Globe 1980-1996 (Proquest Mass Newsstand) (Current NU Only)
  
• Boston Globe 1988 - present (Lexis-Nexis) (Current NU/not available to Law affiliates)
  
• Boston Herald 1991 - present (Proquest Mass Newsstand) (Current NU Only)
  Full text from 1991 - present
• Boston Herald, 1991 - present (Lexis-Nexis) (Current NU/not available to Law affiliates)
  
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• Digital Dissertations @ NU (Current NU plus Alumni)
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• Dissertations and Theses: Full Text (ProQuest) (Current NU Only)
  Over 2 million entries, Proquest Dissertations is the single, central, authoritative resource for information about doctoral dissertations and master's theses. More than 600,000 dissertations are available in native or image PDF formats for immediate free download. Dissertations published from 1980 forward include 350-word abstracts. Master's theses published from 1988 forward include 150-word abstracts.
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• Encyclopedia Britannica (Current NU Only)
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• Ethnic Newswatch (Current NU Only)
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• Expanded Academic ASAP Plus (Current NU Only)
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• Genderwatch (Current NU Only)
  reprints full articles from women's studies magazines and newsletters (including some that are hard to find in print), as well as some scholarly journals. Some articles go back to the 1970's. You can browse a list of subjects or search by key words. [More Info]
• General Reference Center Gold (Current NU Only)
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• Global NewsBank (Current NU Only)
  Provides full-text English language coverage of U.S. and international media reports.
• IngentaConnect (Current NU Only)
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• JSTOR (Current NU Only)
  Note: Arts and Sciences IV courtesy of NU School of Law
  Collections: Arts and Sciences I and IV, Health and General Science [More Info]
• LexisNexis Academic (Current NU Only)
  Up-to-date business and legal information is the strength of the LexisNexis Academic service. It allows you to search for newspapers, periodicals, public records, and legal documents, often within 24 hours of publication, and in some cases going back 20 years. Most documents are available in full text. [More Info]
• LexisNexis Statistical (Current NU Only)
  
• Metapress (Current NU Only)
  Note: Selected articles from Frank Cass, Taylor & Francis and Routledge publishers
  
• netLibrary (Current NU plus alumni)
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• New York Times Article Archive (Open Access)
  Note: Searches backfiles of The New York Times from 1851 to the present. Free registration using an email address ending in .edu allows you to view up to 100 full text articles per month.
  Print Locations
  You may locate and copy complete articles published from 1851 to six weeks ago in the Snell Library Microforms Department (2nd floor). A six-week paper backfile is in Current Periodicals on the second floor.
  
  Full text of the NY Times from 1980 to the present is also available from Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe
• Oxford English Dictionary (Current NU plus alumni)
  Covers words from across the English-speaking world, tracing their origin and history, including earliest recorded usage, through 2.5 million quotations from a wide range of sources. [More Info]
• Oxford University Press Journals Online (Current NU Only)
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• Professional Development Collection (Current NU Only)
  
• Project MUSE (Current NU plus alumni)
  Project Muse allows searching of articles from journals in the humanities, including religion, literature, philosophy, cultural studies, women's studies, film and the arts. Coverage is generally from about 1994 to the present, depending on the journal.
• Proquest Digital Dissertations (Current NU Only)
  Over 2 million entries, Proquest Dissertations is the single, central, authoritative resource for information about doctoral dissertations and master's theses. More than 600,000 dissertations are available in native or image PDF formats for immediate free download. Dissertations published from 1980 forward include 350-word abstracts. Master's theses published from 1988 forward include 150-word abstracts.
• Sage Journals Online (Current NU Only)
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• Springer LINK online journals (Current NU Only)
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• Ulrichs Web (Current NU plus alumni)
  Lists all journals, print and electronic, with publisher information, subscription prices, subject descriptions, web locations, and much more.
• Wiley Interscience (Current NU Only)
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• WorldCat (Current NU Only)
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