While reading the books for this week's upcoming review the Boolean Search Method has come up repeatedly. As I am new to the library profession I felt I needed to understand this better, so I "Googled" it. I came to realize it is pivotal in using the Web of Science. For those of you like me, new to library science, check out this website. It may help you too.
http://business.cch.com/help/UsingTheBOOLEANSearchMethod.htm.
You'll have to type the URL, I don't know why, but it won't create a link. Sorry!
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I've decided to declare this my personal mantra, considering how I've neglected the laundry, dishes, and cleaning throughout this semester!
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I've decided to declare this my personal mantra, considering how I've neglected the laundry, dishes, and cleaning throughout this semester!
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- Dallastown Intermediate School Library
- York, PA, United States
- The DAIS Summer Reading Olympic Challenge is open to all students of Dallastown Area Intermediate School. This includes incoming 4th graders for the 2012-2013 school year. Students who participate will be awarded medals according to the number of books they read. Students who read 10 books will be awarded a gold medal, students who read 5 books will be awarded a silver medal, and students who read 3 books will be awarded a bronze medal. A parent or guardian's signature is required on an Olympic bookmark to confirm that the student has read the required number of books. Bookmarks should be returned to DAIS at the beginning of school in August. Students may turn their bookmarks into their homeroom teacher.
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