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What are the main issues.

Think of terms and variables that characterize your thesis topic. Think about what discipline in

addition to sociology would research your topic.

Use this to connect different variables. For

example: black and white

and

Use this to search for either term. Always use ( ) around

OR terms. For example: (television or film)

or

Use this to look for root endings. For example: rac* looks for racial,

race, races,

cUse this to search for phrases. For example:

“race relations”

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Searches for books, articles and reports

across many databases

OneSearch.

Database by Topic.

allows you to find articles in a specific discipline and use more advance

terminology

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Thurs November 12, 2-3pm

Weds November 18, 12-1:30pm

All sessions held in Spidell 2

1 on 1 help with your papers- ASA/APA

Style – Checking sources – Integration of

articles into your papers