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Essential English Composition Sources

Academic Search Complete (EBSCO)
A good place to start for most topics with a wide range of scholarly journals and articles, along with some newspaper and news magazine content.
JSTOR
Provides complete full-text coverage of over 1000 leading journals in the humanities, social sciences and sciences as well as over three million licensed, high-quality images previously in Artstor.
Project MUSE
Provides full text of articles from 440 scholarly journals in the humanities and social sciences.

Google Scholar
Google's search engine for locating scholarly literature. Searches scholarly articles, books, and other technical or research content. Often helpful for locating specific articles when you already know the title.

CQ Researcher plus Archive
Collections of original reports and analyses on issues of current interest such as health, social trends, criminal justice, international affairs, education, the environment, technology, and the economy.
ABI/INFORM Global
Provides access to the contents of more than 3,000 business and financial magazines and journals. Coverage from 1971 to present.

New York Times
Includes all articles published in print editions of the New York Times. Coverage from 1980 to present.
Wall Street Journal
Dates: 1984 - present
Wall Street Journal articles.

Providence Journal
Dates: 1829-Present
Current, recent, and historical issues of the Providence Journal.

Boston Globe
Dates: 1980-present
Cowl, The (Providence College)
Dates: 1935 - ongoing
Providence College's student newspaper, The Cowl.
Newsbank:Access World News--The United States
Dates:1690-present.
Access to newspapers printed in the U.S.
Newsbank: Access World News--The World
Dates: 1690-present.
Access to newspapers worldwide
MasterFILE Premier
Provides articles from over 500 reference books as well as primary sources and images. Coverage, 1975-

Free Digital Access to NYT/WSJ/The Atlantic
All current faculty, students and staff at PC are eligible to receive complimentary digital subscriptions to The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Atlantic.