Note: Not all subscription resources available through the library can be searched in the MCTC Search box above. Head to our AtoZ library resource page to see a full list of online collections to support your research needs! As always, reach out to the library staff with help finding sources! Visit this page to schedule help.
What's included? Covers current events, social, political, and economic issues, scientific discoveries and other popular topics.
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These are just a few journals that are searchable through the MCTC Library. You may find more resources sources within the MCTC Library Search box (see box above) or by searching databases individually, such as EBSCOhost, Gale CENGAGE and ProQuest (see box to the left).
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New Worlds, New Horizons in Astronomy and Astrophysics
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Plagiarism can be DELIBERATE or UNINTENTIONAL. Whenever you borrow words or ideas, you MUST acknowledge their source to give the author/creator credit and to respect their intellectual property!
The following situations almost always require citation:
--excerpt from Plagiarism.org
For more help understanding plagiarism and citation for research papers, consult the library's Citation Guide.
