- Must be a professional publication. The below are approved sources for this assignment.
Please check with your professor for sources outside of this list. - Must be related to a U.S. law topic that is studied in this course.
- Cannot be an op-ed or opinion piece.
- Current - from the last 12 months.
- Evaluate your sources using SIFT Method (Lateral Reading) (University of Chicago Library).
See the Assignment: Current Event in Business Law Presentation and Paper (posted on ECLearn) for full details on the in class presentation and paper.
Bloomberg Terminals
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News Searches on the Bloomberg TerminalsAccess Bloomberg News, Bloomberg Intellect, Bloomberg Law, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, New York Times, Los Angeles Times, Forbes, and Fortune.
Library Online Databases
Note: Access databases off-campus with your Emmanuel username and password.
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Boston Globe (1980 - present) This link opens in a new windowBrowse by issue [Content is updated daily by 8 a.m.]:
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New York Times - Academic Pass This link opens in a new windowUse the TimesMachine site to explore over 150 years of Times journalism, as it originally appeared.
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New York Times publications This link opens in a new window
Searches across New York Times, Late Edition, New York Times (Online), New York Times International, New York Times Español, New York Times Magazine, New York Times (video), New York Times Book Review, and The Daily (podcast). Filter results by Publication Title to limit to a specific title.
Boston Public Library Sources
Note: Access to the Boston Public Library (BPL) databases are available with either your BPL library card or BPL e-card.
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Newspapers through the Boston Public LibraryAccess the Wall Street Journal through this guide.
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Bloomberg Businessweek (Access through the Boston Public Library)
- After clicking into an issue, you can search across the issue or all issues using the search option [magnifying glass icon] at the top right.
- Also explore the Bloomberg web site.
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Credo Reference This link opens in a new windowOver 700 reference books covering a variety of disciplines and including foreign language dictionaries. Includes a concept map, which provides related subjects and noted personalities to assist beginning research.
Article Database Sources
- Law Review: A journal published by law students, includes articles by expert scholars and articles ("notes") by students. [Law review articles may or may not be peer reviewed.]
- Other publications also publish articles on legal topics. They may or may not be peer reviewed.
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Ebsco search for Business & ManagementSearch across the following databases: Communication & Mass Media Complete; Academic Search Premier; SocINDEX with Full Text; and EconLit™ with Full Text.
- Click on Choose Databases (above the search boxes) to change the databases being searched.
- Limit to Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals under Limit your results.
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ProQuest Criminal Justice This link opens in a new windowContent of the U.S. and international criminal justice journals includes: criminal justice, law enforcement, corrections administration, drug enforcement, rehabilitation, family law, and industrial security.
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HeinOnline This link opens in a new windowContains more than 150 million pages and 160,000 titles of legal history and government documents in a fully searchable, image-based format.
Note: AND, OR, NOT must be entered in all uppercase.
See also the Law Legal guide.
- PowerPoint/Slides Tips: See the Presentation Skills Guide.
See also the Assignment requirements for the slides.
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Resources on Oral Presentations on the Learning Commons Toolbox (ECLearn)Includes videos on How to Prepare for a Class Presentation and How to Create Notecards for your Presentation.
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Public Speaking GuideResources to assist you with speeches, debates, and oral presentations. From Butler University.
APA Citations (See also the APA Guide for further resources.)
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Publication Manual of the American Psychological Association
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Call Number: Ref. Desk BF 76.7 .P83 2020ISBN: 9781433832154Publication Date: 2019-10-01
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American Psychological Association (APA): APA Style
- Style and Grammar Guidelines
- Reference Examples - Includes Journal Articles, Magazine Articles, Newspaper Articles, Books, Chapter in an Edited Books, and Web Sites.
- In-Text Citations - Includes Author-Date Citation System, Appropriate Level of Citation, Quotations, and Citing Secondary Sources.
- Instructional Aids - Includes Handouts and Guides and Sample Papers.
- Bias-Free Language
- Style and Grammar Guidelines
Citation Generator
Note: You are still responsible for your citations even when using a citation generator.
Always verify your citations with APA Style (References and In Text Citations).
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ZoteroBibAfter searching for your source or manually entering the information, select American Psychological Association, 7th edition from the citation options.
- Click on the source to update information.
- Click on the quotation mark icon to the right of your source for the in text citation. Include page number(s) for direct quotes.
- Copy individual citations or the complete list.
Citation Managers allows you to easily gather, organize, store, and share sources and to instantly generate citations and bibliographies.
Note: You are still responsible for your citations even when using a citation generator.
Always verify your citations with APA Style (References and In Text Citations).
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Zotero"Zotero is a free, easy-to-use tool to help you collect, organize, annotate, cite, and share research."
- See also - How to Download and Use Zotero
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