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Final Two RefWorks Workshops of the Semester - Today & April 12

By Lisa Curtin
Our final RefWorks workshop of the semester is Tuesday, April 12 from 11:00am-12:00pm. ...

April is National Poetry Month

By Liz Galoozis

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“Help! I Just Need 3 Sources By Tomorrow!” Drop-In Sessions This Week

By Lisa Curtin
Drop-in help sessions TODAY (Wednesday, April 6) from 1:00pm-2:00pm & 5:00pm-6:00pm. ...

March Acquisitions: New Books, DVDs & Audiobooks

By Lisa Curtin

Check out our book, popular reading, DVD and audiobook (including Playaway) acquisitions for the month of March. Go to our New Books & DVDs page to browse by subject or format.

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Don't Miss Out on the Conversation - Follow Us on Facebook & Twitter

By Lisa Curtin
Find the Bentley Library on Twitter (@BentleyLibrary) and Facebook (facebook.com/bentleylibrary). Follow us today! ...

Databases to Get You Through the NYTimes.com Paywall

By Lisa Curtin
We're happy to remind you that the Bentley Library has same-day, full-text access to articles from the New York Times via two of our databases: Factiva and ProQuest. ...

Last Chance! Citing Sources Workshops This Week

By Liz Galoozis
The Library and Writing Center are joining forces this week to offer two sessions of a workshop on Citing Sources. Monday, March 28 @ 2:15 and Tuesday, March 29 @ 5:00pm ...

Database of the Month: Standard Rate and Data Service (SRDS)

By Macee Damon
Looking to advertise your product, or learn more about potential target markets? Need marketing data for a class assignment? SRDS delivers the information you need. ...

Get Help! Upcoming Library Workshops

By Liz Galoozis
Get help with the research process with these upcoming library workshops & drop-in sessions: "Introduction to RefWorks" and "Help, I Just Need 3 Sources By Tomorrow!". ...

Following the Impact of the Japanese Earthquake: Using Global Insight and Factiva

By Colleen Mullally

On March 11, the northeastern region of Japan was devastated by one of the largest earthquakes on record. The resulting tsunami, with its 30 foot waves, wiped out whole coastal areas and currently a difficult search and rescue mission is underway in towns made isolated and nearly inaccessible by the path of destruction.  Meanwhile, the world is watching as the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant, which was hit by the 9.0 earthquake, struggles to avoid a nuclear meltdown after numerous emergency failures resulted in structura

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