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- ENG 304-A - Spenser's Faerie Queene in the Archives
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- SPA 333 Survey of Latin American Culture
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Online Citation Tools
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- RefAwareProvides one source for a variety of research data, scours the Internet for the latest information and automatically delivers new information directly to the user.
- Refworks GuideMacPhaidin Library Guide to using RefWorks
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