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The Holy Cross Libraries are happy to participate in this reading initiative and offer a few hints on finding specific online sources.
Last update: Jul 17th, 2009 URL: http://libguides.holycross.edu/newspapers  Print/Mobile Guide  RSS Updates

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Wall Street Journal

Access to the Wall Street Journal can be found on the Holy Cross Libary's website by selecting:  find articles > view databases by subject > note list under General Databases:

Link to the Wall Street Journal directly.  

To locate a specific article:

1.  Type in keyword, topic, or title of article
2.  Choose the correct date or date range and "search"
3.  You can also browse for articles by date of issue
 

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4.  In full-text view, click on copy link for durable URL
5.  Copy and paste into Moodle

 

Lexis-Nexis Newspapers

Find full-text articles in major publications like the New York Times, Boston Globe, Washington Post, The Times (London), etc.,  back to the 80's, in Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe.  Also find regional newspapers like the St. Petersburg Times, & Minnesota News.

Locating a specific source by name:

  1. Select Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe from General Databases list
  2. Note tabs at top of page: "search" and "sources"
  3. Click on [Sources]
  4. Type the name of the publication in the right hand box  [find a source]
  5. Select the source from list, ex. New York Times, and click [OK - Continue]
  6. Specify a date and use key search terms
  7. Copy and paste full-text article link from browser into Moodle

Locate a U. S. Regional Newspaper (West, for example):

  1. Select Lexis-Nexis Academic Universe from General Databases list
  2. Note tabs at top of page: "search" and "sources"
  3. Click on [Sources]
  4. Click on "radio" button in front of "News & Business Topics"
  5. Under "Country" select "United States"
  6. Under "All Regions" select "West"
  7. Click on "General News Folder" and select Los Angeles Times, for example
  8. Choose  [OK - Continue] and search by keyword, topic, date(s), etc.
  9. Copy and paste full-text article link from browser into Moodle
 

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