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OSU Libraries & Press welcomes the addition of the Complete Chicago Package on the JSTOR platform. This package provides access to a broad collection of high quality multidisciplinary titles spanning many disciplines in the humanities, social sciences and science.

The OSU Libraries subscription to the SAE Digital Library includes more than 39,000 technical papers published since 1998. It includes papers that were also published in the SAE journals during that time period. Additional access to the SAE International Journals is available through OSU Libraries e-journal subscriptions.

Access to full-text content within the APA PsycNET interface (PsycArticles) may be intermittently unavailable through at least January 21, 2014. The publisher has been contacted with urgency regarding this outage, but there offices were already closed for the weekend when the problem was discovered and reported. We will make every effort to ensure uninterrupted access is restored as soon as possible.

The full-text of all Springer titles is inaccessible for many institutions at this time. Springer is working to resolve this problem within the next 24 hours or sooner.

We have acquired access to JSTOR Arts & Sciences Collections III, V, and VI. With these Collections, online archives of over 600 additional journals (some dating back to the mid-1800’s) are now available to the OSU community.

Click the link below to view the titles included within these and our many other licensed JSTOR Collections:

http://proxy.library.oregonstate.edu/login?url=http://www.jstor.org/action/collectionsAvailable

ASME publications will be unavailable on May 14 2:00-5:00 PM PST for urgent server maintenance.

OSU Libraries is now trialing BrowZine a service for iPad by Third Iron. After installing BrowZine you can easily browse and read OSU Libraries and open access journals. BrowZine’s interface creates an enhanced browsing and reading experience. You can mark your favorite journals and articles and save journals onto the “shelf” display. Additional tasks also available. ProfHacker recently reviewed it. (see Figure 1.)

This OSU Trial runs through 7/15/2013.

Please tell us what you think. Comments on this resource can be submitted on the electronic resource evaluation form.

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