With every source you find, you can actually use it to find more sources, using its citations and references in a practice called Citation Mining. See the O'Malley Library's other tutorials at http://lib.manhattan.edu/how-to
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How to Find: Books by Subject
How to Find: Book by Author
How to Find: Book by Title
How to Find: Journal Article with Discovery Search
How to: Use the SIFT Method to Evaluate a Source
How to: Do Your Citations
How to: Citation Mine for More Research Sources
How to: Find Your Search Strategy
How to: Print at the Library
How to: Use Interlibrary Loan
How to: Renew Your Library Books
How to: Refine Search Results in a Database
How to: Search for Articles On JSTOR
How to: Make and Use a Digital NY Times Account
How to: Find Full Text Articles
How to: Navigate the Research Process
How to: Find and Use the Library's Research Guides
How to: Get Help from the Library
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