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How to Find the Golden Gleams of Government Documents

Schuyler M. Cook | March 25, 2007 - 20:31

When was the last time you thought about Government Documents? Probably the last time you read a newspaper article or heard an NPR report or watched a PBS news show whose story began with words such as, "according to a government study released today..." Shame on the media (particularly the print folks) who could provide us all some portion of a citation to allow us easier access to the source to which they refer.

Suffer the fear and loathing of Government Documents no more. To help get you to those sources and so much more, please utilize the following tutorial by Charles E. Malone, the Government Information Librarian at Western Illinois University "Agency Approach to Finding Government Information."

Mr. Malone has completed his first update since 1999 and it is absolutely worth your time.


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