LexisNexis Academic
Find Full-Text Newspaper, Magazine & Journal Articles
http://web.lexis-nexis.com/universe/
LexisNexis Academic databases provide the text of articles form general, business, legal,
and medical periodicals. This guide focuses on finding general periodical articles. UCLA
students, staff & faculty can also use it by dialing into Bruin OnLine (BOL) or by
using the BOL Proxy Server (see
http://www.bol.ucla.edu/services/ for details).
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Wnat articles from a specific periodical? |
| 1. Click on "Sources" (top) |
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| 2. Type the periodical name & click. |
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3. Scroll down. If you periodical is listed, click "About this Title" to read more. Click
"Search this Title" & skip to (4) to look for articles in your periodical. If
your periodical is nto listed, look elsewhere.
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(1) Choose "Guided News Search." "News" includes general newspapers, magazines, journals
& more. The "Guided News Search" will give you more control.
(2) Choose a "News Category"
(3) Select a "News Source"
(4) Type keywords & select where you want the database to search.
(5) Change the date option & click on "Search"
(6) Read the article by clicking on the underlined name of the periodical.
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Want to change your search? Click "Edit Search" to return to the search screen.
Got zero results? SEARCH "Full Text," USE fewer words, CHOOSE a broader time period,
OR SELECT a different type of source - e.g. try "Magazines & Journals," instead of
"Major Papers."
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To print, save, or e-mail the text of an article, display the text by clicking
on the underlined name of the periodical. (Allows one article at a time only).
To Print or Save: Click on the "Print" button, then click on "Display
Document." Finally, use the browser's print or save function.
To Email: Click on the "E-mail" button, type the complete e-mail address and click
the "E-mail" button.
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To print, save, or e-mail a list of citations, check the boxes next to the citations
you want and follow the instructions above. |
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Wildcards |
Use an asterisk * to substitute for letters in a word
wom*n = woman or women
Use an exclamation point ! at the end of a word
Child! = child or children or childhood, etc.
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Pauline Swartz
August 2002
© Regents of the University of California
Permission
is granted for unlimited non-commercial use.
Last Updated: October 02, 2002
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