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Trial Valuable Business Databases!
12 hours ago ago from The Douglas and Judith Krupp Library
Each year libraries in the HELIN Consortium trial databases requested by librarians within the member libraries. This year there are several very valuable business databases available for student and faculty use through the trial period (ending at the end of February). To view the databases, go to the library website and click on the HELIN TRIAL DATABASES link. The following databases can provide critical data and/or information for ...
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