
So where do you go? Well, your library has over eighty databases which contain credible, authoritative information published by reputable publishers and vendors. Our databases contain information that you cannot readily access on the Internet. Free is not necessarily better when it comes to your education.

One of the databases to turn to when you're first starting your research is the Gale Virtual Reference Library (GVRL). This database gives you access to 157 encyclopedias and almanacs. These are specialized encyclopedias with lengthy articles covering a wide range of disciplines and topics written by established authors and academics in their fields.
Let's say your topic is on an issue dealing with the environment. The following are GVRL titles you can choose from:
- Encyclopedia of Environmental Ethics and Philosophy , 2009
- Encyclopedia of Global Warming and Climate Change , 2008
- Climate Change: In Context , 2008
- Environmental Encyclopedia , 2003
- Environmental Science: In Context , 2009
- Managing Biodiversity in Agricultural Ecosystems , 2007
- UXL Encyclopedia of Water Science , 2005
- Water: Science and Issues , 2003
You can search within a specific title or search the entire collection of 157 titles at the same time. Articles can be downloaded, printed, or e-mailed as a PDF file. There are features which allow you to download an audio MP3 file or even translate the entire written article into your choice of 10 languages. GVRL has titles covering many other subject areas.
Quit your junk info habit today. Your library's databases are the best source for credible, authoritative information - nutrition for your mind! Log on to Pipeline today and click the Libraries tab to get started.
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