February 2007 - Posts

ValueLine Investment Surveys

Looking for the current ValueLine Investment Survey?  Follow these steps:

  1. Go to library databases and select ValueLine: http://www.butler.edu/library/?pg=195
  2. Once in ValueLine, locate the tan menu bar (left side) labeled “Product Menu”.
  3. Under “Product Menu” click on the green “ValueLine 600” bar.
  4. Click on “Survey Issues”.
  5. Click on The Value Line Investment Survey online–Standard Edition.
  6. Under "Current Issue" select the appropriate section that you wish to review. 

 


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Websites By Subject

If you're looking for websites on a particular topic for a class project or paper, you'll be glad to know that the Butler University Libraries have made some select resources available to you.

Every academic discipline taught at Butler has a library liaison, a professional librarian who focuses on that topic. These library liaisons (or subject specialists) have reviewed many websites by and about people and topics in their disciplines. The "Websites by Subject" page is your gateway to discipline-related websites that have met the approval of our librarians. Give it a click and pick your subject. You just might find something new.
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Looking for Full-text Business Publications?

Try Business Source Complete!

Business Source Complete contains more than 200 active full text magazines.

Through Business Source Complete Butler students and faculty can access approximately 1,200 electronic full-text titles including such titles like Forbes, Harvard Business ReviewThe Wall Street Transcript; and, hundreds of schloary  journals.

Other enhancements include:

  • Select AICPA (American Institute of Certified Public Accountants) material
  • Euromoney investor material
  • Investment reports
  • Marketing reports
  • Company & industry information
  • Business book review library
  • Country reports
  • Select full-text books and reference works

While this database is geared towards business, much of the information also has applications across the social sciences. So, if you have not done so already be sure to check it out!

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Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Activity

The Sixth Annual Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Activity it here!

If you haven't been in Irwin Library for more than a week, you may not know that we've got a hot new exhibit on display for the month of February. It consists of publications and works completed in the last year by Butler University faculty and staff. Some are books or book chapters or articles that have been published, while other contributions are paintings, CDs, sheet music, and math puzzles. Quite a variety and all of them produced by people at Butler. Come find out what your professors, colleagues, etc., have been busy with during the last year. Some of these things will surprise you! All told, there are 155 items by 56 people!

Printed bibliographies of all contributed works are available.
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Irwin Library closing on Wednesday @ 3 PM

Irwin Library will close on Wednesday, Feb. 7 at 3 p.m. in preparation for the Celebration of Scholarship and Creative Activity.

The Science Library will remain open for those needing a place to study.


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