Academic Search Premier secondary source articles for all fields.
America: History & Life secondary source articles for the History field.
JSTOR primary and secondary sources articles for many fields.
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American Periodicals Series, 1740-1900 Online database of magazines and newspapers.
America's Historical Newspapers, 1690-1876 Online database of magazines and newspapers.
National and Oregon Newspapers
This web page lists call numbers and years of publication. The newspapers are on microfilm and are located on the library's 3rd floor. Here is a list of historical Oregon newspapers and a list of historical national newspapers.
The New York Times: some archival articles are freely available from their site (present-1987; and public domain 1851-1922). Helpful for finding obituaries.
Index to The Oregonian 1851-1987. Use this to find a citation; use the microfilm to get the article.
Lexis Nexis Academic full-text national and international
Oregon Index index to Oregon papers
Oregonian full-text, 1988 - present
PressDisplay International Newspapers
American Memory Project Online collection of primary sources from Library of Congress.
History of Science, Technology and Medicine Links
National Archives: ARC is the online catalog to our nation's archvial collections. Some digitized materials included.
OSU Libraries Special Collections: featuring original papers by: Linus Pauling, Milton Harris, Paul Emmett, etc
Early American Imprints Series I: The Evans Collection, 1639-1800 Micro-fiche of virtually every book, pamphlet and broadside published in America. Get the call number by searching the Valley Library catalog. Example keyword search: evans science limit publication year to 1600 & 1800.
You can also use secondary sources (books & journal articles) to find primary sources by trolling the bibliography.
OSU's Writing Center Tutors will meet with you for free to review your paper.
Cite U Like: manage your citations
Slate Citation Machine: style information
Plagiarism? It's Your Call: website with examples of how to cite correctly. From Western Michigan University's online tutorial SearchPath, "learn to find and critically evaluate information sources."
OSU's Office of Student Conduct page on Plagiarism