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Can’t remember the capital of North Dakota? Google it.
Want to know the story of how the Chippewa Tribe migrated to North Dakota in the 1400s? Don’t Google that. Get your inquiring mind straight to a library database.
Did you know the library has over 80 databases full of excellent articles and authoritative resources? They’re primed for academic and general research in just about every topic under the sun.
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Students tasked with writing critical or research papers will quickly learn that our databases are a gold mine for citations. Each comes with an impressive “works cited” line to include in those bibliographies. Your teachers will thank you.
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Unlike Google search results on topics like health, technology and consumer information, library databases never include info authored by salespeople, political thinktanks or straight-up wackos.
Bonus: Our material also comes with a real, live person – a librarian! Let’s say that an article you’ve read in a database cites further research that you can’t locate. Librarians are the bosses of locating research articles.
With just a few exceptions, the library’s databases are accessible 24/7 from any computer or device, with your library card. Didn’t know the library did that? Well, now you do. And knowledge is power.
