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America’s Newspapers indexes Zanesville Times Recorder to September of 2002.
America’s Newspapers includes full text for Times Recorder.
Try it out on our library homepage at http://www.zanesville.ohiou.edu/zcl
1. OhioLINK (under “Quick Links�)
2. Find articles and more with OhioLINK Databases
3. Listed by name
4. A=> America’s Newspapers
Home Access to Online Databases
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Our online periodical subscriptions and full text books are available offsite
*You must be a currently enrolled Zane State or OUZ student, or staff, to access from offsite
*You must identify yourself to the system to gain offsite access
*You can contact us to troubleshoot online access at (740) 588-1410
Try it out from our library homepage at http://www.zanesville.ohiou.edu/zcl
Choose the link for Academic Search Premier
80% of the journals participating in JSTOR produce on-line editions. Some of the on-line editions mirror the print edition; others include additional data such as audio clips and color art work. Some publishers—such as Mammalian Species—have eliminated print subscriptions and provide only electronic.
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Zanesville Campus Library has information you need.
Library staff are expert guides to these sources.
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Try it out at Zanesville Campus Library (ZCL)
http://www.zanesville.ohiou.edu/zcl
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Google adds a news archive that lets you search 20o years of history. To provide this service, Google has partnered with Time, The Wall Street Journal, The New York Times, the Guardian, and the Washington Post as well as some other news aggregators such as Factiva, LexisNexis, Thomson Gale, and HighBeam Research.
Find this service on the Google home page by selecting “News;� on the news screen look for the “Google News Archive� link right under the “Search the Web� box in the upper right of the screen.
Both free and fee-based information is provided by this service. Much of the fee-based content in Google Archive Search is available at no charge via fee-based services provided through OhioLink. Check with Don Day to locate a free source.