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Finding Periodicals

Finding Periodical Articles - Online PowerPoint presentation giving more information on how to find articles. (Works best with Microsoft Internet Explorer browser).

LINCC Electronic Resources - Full-text journal articles and more.
For FCCJ students and staff only. Enter your SS# as your Borrower ID, then click on the database you want to use.
Databases include:

  • Academic Search Premier- This database has thousands of full-text articles on hundreds of topics from both popular magazines and academic journals.
  • Biography Resource Center - Thousands of biographies on historical and contemporary people.
  • Business Source Elite - Full-text articles dealing with all aspects of business and industry.
  • Business Wire News - Full-text newswire database incorporating business wires from around the world. Coverage includes PR Newswire, Business News Wire, Phillips Business Information Highlights, and more.
  • Criminal Justice Periodicals Index - Full-text database featuring information on virtually any criminal justice topic, including corrections administration, law enforcement, social work, industrial security, drug rehabilitation, and criminal and family law.
  • Custom Newspapers - Full-text access to more than 100 newspapers, including several Florida papers, The New York Times, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, and other national and international newspapers.
  • Encyclopaedia Britannica - Access more than 72,000 articles, 10,000 illustrations, photographs, drawings, maps, and flags.
  • FirstSearch - This collection of databases offers over 60 indexes on various topics. For full-text articles on a variety of subject areas, choose “WilsonSelect.”
  • Health Reference Center - Full-text articles dealing with all aspects of medicine and health care.
  • Issues and Controversies - Offers a wealth of current topics research information, including pro/con discussions of hot issues, newspaper editorials, numerical snapshots of key topics, photos and graphics, and selected historical source documents.
  • Literature Resource Center - Critiques of hundreds of literary works.
  • MAS Ultra School Edition - Designed for high school students. Contains full-text for more than 490 popular high school magazines as well as biographies, primary source documents, pamphlets and reference books.
  • Military Full-Text - Designed to offer current news and information to all branches of the military, with a thorough collection of military titles, trade publications and newsweeklies. Includes cover-to-cover full text for nearly 350 titles.
  • Regional Business News - Full-text newswire database incorporating business wires from around the world. Coverage includes PR Newswire, Business News Wire, Phillips Business Information Highlights, and more.

LINCCPlus: Search several of the above databases, plus book catalogs, with one search.

Other Periodical Resources

FOR FCCJ STUDENTS AND STAFF ONLY
To access the following databases off-campus, contact your local FCCJ library or email librarian@fccj.edu for the user ID and password.

  • Electric Library - Includes magazine articles, newspaper articles, government documents, television and radio transcripts and more.
  • Facts.com - Articles from Facts on File dealing with many contemporary issues and news events. Now also includes Issues and Controversies, Today's Science, and The World Almanac and Encyclopedia.
  • New York Times Historic - Digital images of the New York Times back to 1857.
  • SIRS Knowledge Source - Includes SIRS Researcher (social issues), SIRS Government Reporter, and SIRS Renaissance (arts and humanities).

 




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