Legal Newspapers And Legal Magazines United Kingdom The Lawyer Newspaper. Futures and Derivatives Law Report; National- IP Magazine; Washington- Washington State Bar News; wisconsin- wisconsin Lawyer. http://www.palidan.com/legal6.htm
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Newspapers Magazines Hoard s Dairyman The National Dairy Farm Magazine. wisconsin State Farmer wisconsin s Original Farm Newspaper since 1956 published weekly and http://www.uwex.edu/milkquality/Library_Media/newspapers.htm
College Of Art & Communications - Journalism Facts Outstanding College Teacher Award from the wisconsin Communication Association. with local media, reading news magazines and urban newspapers, listening to http://www.uww.edu/factsheets/jour.html
Extractions: The journalism major, housed in the Communication Department and the College of Arts and Communication, is a specialized degree offering career preparation in print and broadcast journalism, advertising, and education (when paired with an English major). Upon graduation, students will have had extensive coursework in which proficiency in written and oral forms of communication are stressed. In addition, at least one internship is strongly recommended. In the Communication and Art Department computer laboratories, students learn the latest technology in text, photo editing, publication and advertising design. Student job preparation is enhanced by on-the-job experience at Cable 19, the campus television station; WSUW, the campus radio station; and the Royal Purple, the student newspaper. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Extractions: Public Relations majors will be expected to: Recent graduates have worked with fundraising campaigns, advertising agencies, and health care public relations. A teaching staff consisting of veterans to the field of public relations brings personal, "real world" experience to each class. This, combined with other advantages offered to the student, makes the Public Relations department a great starting place for a growing profession. Public Communication is a great field for students to learn various skills that will enable him/her to succeed in life. According to the National Preference in Business and Communication done in 1989, "employers state that the number one quality they seek in a potential employee is the ability to speak." Public Communication helps students develop the ability to speak as well as to think critically, which is a tremendous asset in today's work force. "Today's employers want people. . . who can think independently, research issues and problems and who can develop and articulate a position." (Communication Careers Brochure) Public Communications can develop these skills with courses such as Research Methods, Small Group Communication, Interpersonal Communication, and Listening Behavior. "Students looking for a marketable degree applicable to a variety of professional settings should seriously consider the study of Public Communication."
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Extractions: Businesses and industries recycle these materials plus a host of others, turning what would have been trash into a valuable economic resource. Their efforts to reduce waste and reuse resources on top of recycling add further benefit to the bottom line. In Wisconsin, we take pride in the fact that our state recycling program, enacted nearly 15 years ago, has matured to the point that it's now a major contributor to our state's economy and a part of our citizens' everyday lifestyle. Through the combined efforts of individuals, business, industry and government at all levels, we've been able to avoid building the equivalent of a new landfill or landfill expansion every two years. What's more, we are protecting our environment and preserving natural resources while making a positive contribution to the state economy. Wisconsin's recycling activity directly supports over 30,000 jobs, with an annual payroll of over $1 billion.
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Extractions: Keyword Title Journal Title Author Subjects Finding Newspaper Articles Online Murphy Library subscribes to several databases that include the full text of newspaper articles. For many major titles, these databases offer far more full text and more sophisticated searching than can be found at the newspaper's public web sites. In addition, Murphy Library maintains paper subscriptions to many local, national, and international newspapers. A list can be found here Newspaper Databases Newspapers (ProQuest) Provides comprehensive coverage of over 500 major national and international newspapers, including: The New York Times (full text from 1999 to present), Wall Street Journal and Washington Post
Magazines/Newspapers Indexes & Articles Click on magazines, Journals and Other Information. After going to try.) Provides access to 28 national newspapers and 13 wisconsin newspapers, many in http://www.scls.lib.wi.us/sunprairie/magnews.html
Extractions: MAGAZINES/NEWSPAPERS Literature Resource Center NEW! Search the Literature Resource Center to find information about authors and their works. The LRC covers more than 90,000 novelists, poets, essayists, journalists and other writers. Badgerlink: EBSCOhost Magazine Databases (You might not be able to access these databases from outside the library at this time, but you may try.) Provides access to over 4,000 general business and medical magazine titles, approximately 2,000 in full-text. Click on "Magazines, Journals and Other Information." After going to this page, click on the "Login to EBSCOhost" button in the upper left of the screen. Badgerlink: Newspaper Databases (You might not be able to access these databases from outside the library at this time, but you may try.) Provides access to 28 national newspapers and 13 Wisconsin newspapers, many in full-text. The Wisconsin State Journal, Capital Times and Milwaukee Journal Sentinel are included. Click on "Newspapers." After going to this page, click on "Connect to ProQuest Direct" in the upper right of the screen.
Extractions: Made possible through BadgerLink , a project of the Division for Libraries and Community Learning of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, the EBSCOhost databases include thousands of full text periodical titles, academic journals, encyclopedias, health reference information and more. SCLS makes it possible for you to use these databases from home, using your valid LINK library card. Visit the Badgerlink page for information about other possibilities for accessing the Badgerlink databases from home. UMI Proquest (Newspaper Databases) Made possible through BadgerLink , a project of the Division for Libraries and Community Learning of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, the UMI Proquest databases include indexing and full text to a number of leading national and Wisconsin regional newspapers. SCLS makes it possible for you to use these databases from home, using your valid LINK library card. Visit the Badgerlink page for information about other possibilities for accessing the Badgerlink databases from home.
UW Baraboo/Sauk County Library of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, wisconsin State Journal offers access to over 6000 newspapers (including foreign sources), magazines, trade journals http://baraboo-sauk.uwc.edu/library/news.htm
Extractions: Using Newspaper databases for research ProQuest provides coverage of major U.S., international, and minority interest papers newspapers. Also includes the Wisconsin Newsstand, full-text coverage of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Wisconsin State Journal, and the Madison Capital Times, plus selected coverage of other regional sources. 1985 to the present Lexis-Nexis offers access to over 6000 newspapers (including foreign sources), magazines, trade journals, transcripts, company info, business news, legal research, medical sources and reference works. It is especially strong in news, business, and legal information. Includes New York Times full-text.
Starting Points-Journalism regional and local newspapers, magazines, wire services publications, legal resources newspapers in Proquest Wall Street Journal, wisconsin State Journal. http://www.marquette.edu/library/subjects/journalism.html
Research Starting Points - Women's Studies LexisNexis Academic Universe full text of newspapers, magazines, wire services, business publications, legal resources wisconsin newspapers 15 wisconsin http://www.marquette.edu/library/subjects/women.html
Senator Herb Kohl (WI) : Section Title MEDIA LINKS Daily newspapers College newspapers magazines Radio Television Daily newspapers Tribune Madison Capital Times wisconsin State Journal http://kohl.senate.gov/links_media.html
CBTL Other Databases WISCAT WISCAT is wisconsin s statewide library catalog, containing almost 6 million titles from over 1000 magazines, newspapers, Full Text Resources. http://www.cbtl.org/blazers.htm
Extractions: netLibrary provides online access to a collection of eBooks purchased through the Wisconsin Public Library Consortium. You can browse books online or check them out for 24 hours. You will be asked to enter your library card number to access this collection. Call your local library for further details.
Travel Tracker: Demographics Of Wisconsin's Fall Travelers two percent of the fall visitors were between the ages of 55 and 64 years old.wisconsin residents accounted newspapers, the Internet or magazines were the http://agency.travelwisconsin.com/Research/MarketResearch_Active/lifestylediff.s
Extractions: Search Employment Opportunities Strategic Plans Media Room ... Travelwisconsin.com Lifestyle Differences of Wisconsin's Fall Visitors Six percent of the fall visitors were Gen Y-ers. Eighty-one percent were Wisconsin residents, 7% Illinois residents, 5% Minnesotans, and 2% Iowans. Gen Y-ers typically traveled with their friends, extended families, or alone. The majority of their travel parties did not include kids under the age of 18. Over half had annual household incomes of less than $30,000; 28% had incomes between $30,000 and $40,000. They primarily stayed in resorts, with family and friends, or camped in tents. They indicated that festivals and events as well as visiting family and friends were their most important trip-related activities. More than the other generations, this group relied on word-of-mouth recommendations. They were long-range planners - 41% planned their fall trip in June or July, 13% planned it prior to June. They mentioned newspapers, the Internet, magazines and cable TV as a means to advertise to them in the future
