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If you graduated college, consult with your college librarian. The chance is, most journals have online subscription deals and they are accessible via VPN/proxy
by cowmoo 18y ago
If you graduated college, consult with your college librarian. The chance is, most journals have online subscription deals and they are accessible via VPN/proxy through your school's subscriptions. If this doesn't apply, go to a local University's library or research hospital in your area, most of these subscriptions are validated through universities' ip addresses - so any computer on campus will do. Trust me, I do this all this time even though I graduated already.
- ojbyrne 18y agoGreat minds think alike.
- lliiffee 18y agoThere are also certain public libraries (I believe the NY public library is one) that have access to these databases, and allow residents from anywhere in the country of world to get a library card. (You may have to get the library card in person, however.)