Doing Research

• The Seven Steps of the Research Process (by Michael Engle at Cornell University Library)
• Distinguishing Scholarly Journals from Other Periodicals (by Michael Engle at Cornell University Library)

Searching the Internet

• World Wide Web Terms and Acronyms (by Michael Engle at Cornell University Library)
• Search Engines
• Google (index search engine)
• Alta Vista (index search engine)
• Yahoo! (hierarchical subject search engine)

Evaluating Resources

• Thinking Critically about World Wide Web Resources (by Esther Grassian at UCLA College Library)
• Thinking Critically About Discipline-based World Wide Web Resources (by Esther Grassian at UCLA College Library
• Critically Analyzing Information Sources (Cornell University Library)

Documenting Electronic Resources

• Follow link to the MLA home page. Look at the "Publications" menu and choose "What is MLA Style?" At the end of the first paragraph, click on the link for "frequently asked questions about MLA style." Finally, on the FAQ page select "How do I document sources from the Web in my works-cited list?"
• APA Style, as revised by the American Psychological Association
• Online! Citation Styles Guide, 2003 update, copyright by Bedford, St. Martins Press

Using Electronic Journal Collections

• Theology Today (provides an archive of full text articles published in Theology Today from 1958-1997)
• Review of Biblical Literature
• University of Calgary Religious Studies Web Guide

Finding Tax Information (NEW!)

• IRS 2005 Income Tax Forms and Instructions: Download the forms and instructions you need for filing your 2005 Federal Income Tax Return.
• IRS 2005 Income Tax Publications: Download the IRS publications you need to complete your 2005 Federal Income Tax Return.



• Illinois 2005 Income Tax Forms and Instructions: Find the forms and instructions you need for completing your 2005 Individual Illinois Income Tax Return.
• Illinois Tax Publications