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If the title is available in print or microfilm, the link Print Journals in Milne Library will lead to information about the specific issues available in Milne Library.

#Western civilization ii subjects full#

Click on the Database title and search for the needed volume and issue number of the periodical OR enter the title of the article in the search box to obtain the full text. Check dates of coverage to determine if full text for the needed article is available. If the title is available in library databases, Full Text Access will link to databases that include the full text of the title.The title of the periodical, if available, will appear near the top of the results list. Enter the title of the journal or magazine, for example, Past and Present, in the search box and click on the magnifying glass icon.Use the Journals tab at the top of the library home page.If you need to request books or media items through ILL, request them early. Please remember that it can take two weeks or more for your book to arrive, as it comes via mail or UPS.You will need to bring your student ID card. Pick up your book at the Circulation Desk. When the item arrives, you will receive an email.If Milne Library owns the source, but it is checked out, add this information to the Notes.Required bibliographic information for the item will appear on the form.Enter your Oneonta username and password.Click on the title of the item to see the full record, and then click on Request via Interlibrary Loan. If the library does not own an item, or the item is checked out, you can request it on ILL. To link to the full text of available electronic books, you must search for the book title in “Search Everything” on the library web site. If the title is available as a print book, click on Search the catalog at your library to determine the call number and availability. If the library owns an item, you will see the SUNY Oneonta icon listed.

Enter your search terms into the search box(es) and press Enter.

Link to WorldCat in the alphabetical list of Databases.

You can also link to a request form (under Interlibrary Loan) on the Milne Library home page, where you need to add the bibliographic information for the item requested.ĭirections for requesting items on Interlibrary Loan ( ILL) : You can request that the library borrow print, but not electronic books, and media from libraries throughout the United States. You can search by author, title, subject, and keyword. Holdings are indicated for Milne Library and for the Stevens German Library at Hartwick College. libraries and selected libraries throughout the world. WorldCat is an online database listing materials in various forms in U.S. Note: Locate WorldCat under Databases on library web site. Click on terms after Subject for lists of items that are devoted to the topic rather than covering the topic briefly in part of the text, e.g., a book chapter. Click on the title to see more information about the item and to find appropriate Subject terms. In this case, the book should be available in the library. In any list of results, the number of items owned by the library will be followed by the number of items in circulation, for example, (1 owned/0 out).

Use quotation marks to search for a phrase.

Use a wild card * to search for variations of a word, including plural formsĮxample: child* searches child, children*, and childhood.

For online books, follow the link to the Electronic Book or Online Item. For books in Milne, note the call number for the item and consult Library Floor Plans to determine the location of the item.

This is an index to the physical contents of Milne Library and to selected books, documents, and media available online. Use the Library Catalog link at the top of the library home page.