Of all the libraries, in all the world, you have to browse into ours:
Encyclopedia Britannica online:
The second-biggest encyclopedia on the Internet. Considered more accurate & definitely more prof-pleasing than Wikipedia, but just as easy to use.
Research Resources page, http://www.drew.edu/library/research/electronic-resources-by-subject
Oxford English Dictionary online:
Humphrey Bogart gave his name to what behavior? Look it up here, in the definitive source for definitions and derivations in the English Language.
On the Research Resources page http://www.drew.edu/library/er/oed
Quotations sources
Was it really “Play it again, Sam?” Check out the quotations books in Credo Reference (http://www.drew.edu/library/er/credo-reference ) or in
Reference PN6060 to PN 6084
Foreign Language Dictionaries
“A citizen of the world”? Pick up dictionaries in the Reference section (Level C) under these call numbers:
German: PF 3640 Spanish: PC 4640 Italian: PC 1640
French: PC2640 English: PE 1625-PE1628
Find an Article:
“Where were you, say, ten years ago?” Check out these general article sources, with lots of full text online. Choose them from our Research Resources list:
http://www.drew.edu/library/research/electronic-resources-by-title
- Academic Search Premier & Proquest Research Library:
Academic & general articles; some full text. [Can limit to academic sources] - Lexis-Nexis:
Primarily newspaper and press feed articles, full text.
Need More? Try Reference Universe!
Search topics in online and print reference sources simultaneously:
http://www.drew.edu/library/er/reference-universe