Roger Re: Article - heavyweight

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You might find that by becoming a student, you may take advantage of any

consortium arrangement between your university and others with regard to use of

library sources. So, even if your university doesn't subscribe to a particular

journal, another university in the consortium might, and you'd be able to access

the article through a joint-use agreement that's part of the consortium package.

Good luck.

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>Hi ....

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>I will be a student at the biggest university in the area in the fall (getting

admitted to the university and its college of business will not be an issue).

Thus, I will have access to Sage the next two years.

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>Thanks for the suggestion,

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Yep...

Hospital libraries are another source. They often share their library access with other hospitals as well as private institutes and other such entities, such as specialized medical clinics.

As an example of a shared-resource process using non-public libraries, the Bar Association of Multnomah County has, for years, had a cooperative arrangement with Standard Insurance, based here in Portland, to share its legal departments access to a very large law library, including on-line journals, for all members of the bar association. Since I'm not an attorney but AM a lay member of the disability law section of our state bar association, I get "a freebie." Always nice to know if I can't otherwise decisions or law journal articles on line without paying a stiff access charge. Before I retired, I had a cooperative arrangement with two trial attorneys here in Portland that allowed me access privileges to the Oregon Supreme Court's library, which is well stocked with printed and on-line journals and reporters. Always nice to know of these deals, and if one is an intern or has a residency placement in such places, such privileges often follow as well.

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Hi :

Thanks as I now have access at a university level. I think another resource would be hospitals?? Years ago our hospital library was able to access an article for me as they subscribed and I didn’t as a lay person. Just a thought….

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I'm already looking forward to having access I'm sure the main campus in the

consortium will.

Thanks,

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> You might find that by becoming a student, you may take advantage of any

consortium arrangement between your university and others with regard to use of

library sources. So, even if your university doesn't subscribe to a particular

journal, another university in the consortium might, and you'd be able to access

the article through a joint-use agreement that's part of the consortium package.

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> Good luck.

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> >

> >Hi ....

> >

> >I will be a student at the biggest university in the area in the fall

(getting admitted to the university and its college of business will not be an

issue). Thus, I will have access to Sage the next two years.

> >

> >Thanks for the suggestion,

> >

> >

> >

> >

> >------------------------------------

> >

> > " We each have our own way of living in the world, together we

are like a symphony.

> >Some are the melody, some are the rhythm, some are the harmony

> >It all blends together, we are like a symphony, and each part is crucial.

> >We all contribute to the song of life. "

> > ...Sondra

> >

> > We might not always agree; but TOGETHER we will make a difference.

> >

> > ASPIRES is a closed, confidential, moderated list.

> >Responsibility for posts to ASPIRES lies entirely with the original author.

> > Do NOT post mail off-list without the author's permission.

> > When in doubt, please refer to our list rules at:

> > http://www.aspires-relationships.com/info_rules.htm

> > ASPIRES ~ Climbing the mountain TOGETHER

> > http://www.aspires-relationships.com

> >