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Newsbank
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Access full text to over 12000 local, national and international newspapers and news services from 1980-present. Some newspapers are available in image edition, meaning you can view them like browsing a newspaper.

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PRESSREADER
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Access more than 7,000 top magazines and newspapers from around the globe. Once you click on the link 1-Click Sign In and then Library or Group, 2-Search and select your library from the list, 3-Enter your library card information.
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Read It!
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Read It! is designed for middle and high school students and adults who have a basic foundation in English grammar and reading but need adapted reading material for a variety of subjects. It offers resources to help build background knowledge, conduct research and improve study skills.
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Schomburg Center For Research In Black Culture, Photographs And Prints Division
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The Photographs & Prints Division contains both documentary and fine art photographs, which document the history and culture of people of African descent worldwide as well as the work of photographers of African descent. The collection of over 300,000 images ranges from mid-eighteenth century graphics to contemporary documentary and art photography; all of the major photographic processes are represented.
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The Wall Street Journal
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Access current and back issues of the Wall Street Journal. Your login is good for 3 days, after which you will need to log in again. You will need to create an account when you first try to access the Wall Street Journal. Important - Do not share your login with others. Others wishing to access WSJ can receive their own library card.
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TOPICsearch
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Student and Teacher researchers can use this database to explore current events, social, political and economic issues, scientific discoveries and other popular topics frequently discussed in the classroom.

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