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This document provides an overview of research skills and resources for finding books, articles, journals, and e-journals at the university libraries. It discusses using the ALADIN catalog for simple and advanced searches, finding articles through article databases, and accessing ejournals through the CU Ejournals resource. Contact information is also provided for librarians who can assist with locating materials not available through the university libraries.
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