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Catalog Search Tips:
1) Use only the most essential words related to your topic.
2) Not enough results? Try related terms, or more general terms - e.g. instead of poodles, try dogs.
3) Too many results? Try more specific terms - e.g. instead of computers, try social media AND privacy. Using AND, OR, quotation marks ( " " ) and an asterisk ( * ) can improve searching.
When you search in a database, the words you type into the search box need to be specific.
Select the most important 2-3 words related to your topic. Put the word AND between each new term; this tells the database to look for resources with ALL your terms.
frederick douglass AND statesmanship
Use quotation marks ( " " ) around phrases (two or more words); this tells the database to look for the words in that specific order.
"underground railroad" AND Tubman