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ENG 102: Zeitoun by Dave Eggers: Overview

This guide was specifically created for Prof. Marne Benson's Fall 2011 ENG 102 class studying Zeitoun by Dave Eggers

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Introduction

This guide is intended to help you get started with doing research for your paper.  Please contact a librarian if you would like further help.

Learning Objectives

Students attending the November 8, 2011 library research session for Prof. Benson’s ENG 102 class will learn how to:

  • find books about their topic using the Rutgers Libraries Catalog
  • find articles about their topic using the Academic Search Premier database
  • e-mail citation information from the Academic Search Premier database to themselves

Zeitoun by Dave Eggers

Physical Sciences Librarian

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Bonnie Fong
Contact:
John Cotton Dana Library

185 University Ave

Newark, NJ 07102-1814

(973) 353-3811

Licensing Information

This guide is copyright-protected, but you are welcome to reuse it as per the license below (click for more details):

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