Author: Angie Beiriger
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Printing from your laptop or library computers
The library is your go-to place for studying, reading, and printing. Here are some quick links to get you started when you need to print:
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Thesis formatting & submission
Looking for information about thesis formatting? Wondering when to submit your final thesis to the library? Learn about all things thesis in the Thesis Help 2022-2023 Guide. You will submit your thesis for review twice; first to the Registrar (when you get your laurels) and then to the library after your Oral exam after making…
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Seniors: Final Thesis Submission
in GeneralA reminder to seniors that your thesis is due for final submission no later than Friday, December 16th, 2022 at 12noon. Make any formatting changes requested by the library and corrections from your Orals Board. Once corrections are made, log in to the online portal and submit your final thesis PDF to the library. You will…
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Sage Campus Trial through 8/31
This trial has been extended through 8/31. The library is running a trial of SAGE Campus, a module-based online learning platform. This product has full courses on Python, Data Management, statistics and research methods. If you would like to try out this product click the Register button on the site while on the Reed Campus…
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Zotero on Demand
Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, cite, and share research. Need help with citation management? Want to learn more about Zotero? We’ve got you covered! Book an appointment with a librarian to find out how Zotero can help you cite and organize your research. Just give us a bit of…
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Open Access Week: Journals & Scholarly Communication
As part of a growing trend toward increased access, many scholars are choosing to publish in an Open Access format. Services like the Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ) index “high quality, peer_reviewed Open Access research journals, periodicals and their articles’ metadata.” (doaj.org) More than 2 million articles from 900 different journals are available in…
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Digital Loeb Classical Library now available
The Digital Loeb Classical Library is now available online for the Reed community. This important archive complements the library’s print offering of classical Greek and Latin texts. Key features include: • Single- and dual-language reading modes • Sophisticated Bookmarking and Annotation features • Tools for sharing Bookmarks and Annotations • Greek keyboard • User account…
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New in Reed Digital Collections!
The library is happy to announce two new additions to Reed Digital Collections. Nicholas Wheeler Physics Lectures Nicholas Wheeler taught Physics at Reed from 1963 to 2010. Although his writings were never published, 27 volumes of his lecture notes on all the topics he taught were written out in his clear calligraphic script and bound…
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New Pauly Supplements trial
The Library is offering trial access to Brill’s New Pauly Supplements, vols 1-6. These reference works complement Reed’s current holdings of the seminal and comprehensive New Pauly resource. Users are invited to send comments to Angie Beiriger no later than April 30. Individual titles in the series: 1. Chronologies of the Ancient World Lists all…
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Copyright & Your Thesis
Tuesday, April 8, 2014 / 4:00pm / L17 What is fair use? Who holds the copyright on your thesis? Why does citing images and data matter in academia? Join Reed College librarians and students as we talk about these questions and more in a panel discussion on Copyright and Your Thesis. This interactive session will…