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Nexis Uni More Information Restricted Access
Description:

Nexis Uni (formerly LexisNexis Academic) provides fulltext to news, business and legal information.  Newspapers date back to the 1970's. 
With Nexis Uni, you can:
- Self-register for an ID and password, allowing for a more personalized
research experience including Alerts set-up, saved searches, and more.
- Search across all content at once and use results visualization to
identify key concepts quickly.
- Take advantage of discipline pages for a quick, at-a-glance view of
relevant sources, searches, and topics.
- Share documents and folders in a collaborative workspace for group
projects.
- Use a range of preferred tech devices—laptop, tablet or mobile—thanks
to a responsive site design.


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New York Times 1980 - (Nexis Uni) More Information Restricted Access
Description:

Provides citations, abstracts and full-text articles from the newspaper

Coverage:

Comprehensive coverage of local, national, foreign, and business news.

Time Span:
Full-text: January, 1999--present
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Washington Post (1977 -) More Information Restricted Access
Description:

Provides citations and full-text articles from the newspaper.

Coverage:

Coverage of local, national, and international news. Particularly known for its political reporting.

Time Span:
Full-text: January, 1977--present
Last Update: Apr 07, 2020

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