
Controversial Issues
"Freedom to speak...can be maintained only
by promoting debate." (Walter Lippman, 1955)
In
REFERENCE:
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General Encyclopedias
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Specialized Encyclopedias, Manuals, Handbooks, Dictionaries
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Statistical Sources
In
CIRCULATION:
Use
the Online Catalog to look
for books, videos, and tape cassettes.
Look
under title for the following series:
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Opposing Viewpoints
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Reference Shelf
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Current Controversies
In
Periodicals:
(Subject
Indexes in Row 4 of Reference)-
CQ Researcher
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Issues and Controversies on File
Online
Databases:
Use
the Online Databases
to find articles from newspapers, magazines and journals.
Some
of the databases are:
- Academic Search
Complete
- C.Q. Researcher
(online version of the magazine)
- General OneFile
- Health Reference
Center
- SIRS Researcher
- Opposing Viewpoints
(online version of the book series)
- NewsBank
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