One sociology class needed to consult The New York Times. The handout attached goes through the access points The first, is the E-Journals search tool, which the the most up to date and best place to check first when you need the online version of a journal or periodical. Secondly, you can consult our Library Catalog, which is updated frequently.
Welcome to the UNT Sociology Subject Guide: I'm your Subject Librarian Lilly Ramin
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