Impatient

[dancerjodi]

Dammit! Whenever I print articles from http://www.jstor.org/ it takes forever (whether its from home or work). I haven't tried it from school because I don't want to have to pay the library for the printouts.

Seriously, a 12 page document took around 10 minutes to print, yikes!

I'm concerned I won't have enough sources for my lit review for the Master's paper. I don't want to go to the library on Sunday morning but it may just come to that . . .

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Journals

[dancer.livejournal.com]

"Can't you access the databases and such online at home?"

Yep, or work. Not all of them are on-line though. I have a ton of articles that I have to pull down from microfiche or printed journals today (you know, those fun 7th and 8th floors in the library - the 1/2 floors).

I can't say that I'll miss library research when I'm done with grad school :)

Re: Journals

[snowwand.livejournal.com]

true...Most of mine are either online or aren't at the library. Need to ILL them. Microfiche...bane of my existance.


The half floors freak me out totally. Were you at the library at 1:30 ish? Cause I was down at the computer banks

Re: Journals

[dancer.livejournal.com]

"The half floors freak me out totally."

I like them, though that's where I find most of my info. I prefer them to say, sitting with the Microfiche :)

I actually took the spiral staircases up and down yesterday . . . I kept hitting my steel-toes on the front of the stairs, making a lot of noise and feeling bad for people studying (since the 6th floor is a quiet area).

"Were you at the library at 1:30 ish? Cause I was down at the computer banks"

Nope. On Wednesdays I work a full day so I get out of here at 4:00 and to UMB at 5:00. My class isn't until 7:00 so I was in the library copying and microficheing from 5 till about 6:30.

At some point I'll find you :)