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Books that are not available online will have a Library Search link that lets you search WorldCat to find out if the book is owned by the Library. Alternatively, search the Library Catalog by title:
| If the book is not in the Catalog, try Link+ for fast delivery of books from 30 California libraries. If it's not in Link+, you may request an Interlibrary Loan. |
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If you find a journal that is not free online, see if the Library subscribes to the online or print version:
Try our Citation
Finder
to quickly locate a specific article. Citation Finder
does not search every journal to which the library has access, but it's
worth a try and may save you time! If Citation Finder does not locate
your article, search for the journal using the search box, above.
| If the article you want is not available online or in the Library, use ILLiad to request an Interlibrary Loan. |
ILLiad FAQ |
