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Would you be more likely to vote for a candidate for Congress who the Tea Party movement supports, or more likely to vote for a candidate who the Tea Party movement opposes?
Do you approve or disapprove of President Obama’s decision to begin withdrawing US troops from Afghanistan in July 2011?
How likely do you […]
Yeshiva University students and faculty now have immediate access to the full text of dissertations through PQDT — Full Text, the most comprehensive collection of dissertations and theses. The database offers full text for most of the dissertations added since 1997 and strong retrospective full text coverage for older graduate works. More than 70,000 full […]
The COTAR database is a significant development in the ongoing trend to make more materials available and easily accessible throughout the world via cyberspace. The last decade has seen more and more journals provide online access to their articles and indeed, many journals now only exist online. However, many Torah journals which often contain significant, […]
Education Full Text covers a wide range of topics including:
• Adult Education • Comparative Education • Competency-Based Education • Educational Technology • Parent-Teacher Relations • Prayer in Public Schools • Religious Education • School Administration • Special Student Counseling • Teacher Evaluation • Teaching Methods
Use Education Full Text to discover the answers to […]
We are pleased to announce that off campus access to the Otzar HaHochma database of 42,000 traditional Hebrew volumes is once again available through the Library. Click on Otzar HaHochma Online on the Library’s Jewish Studies Databases web page, or, if you are an alumnus, go to the Alumni Services site and […]
Did you know that the Mendel Gottesman Library at Yeshiva University houses several hundred collections with many thousands of original documents in its Archives? If so, did you ever wonder how you could find information about those documents? All this is now easily available to you with the release of a new online database of […]
We are pleased to announce the addition of Roper Public Opinion Archives to the Libraries’ online resources. This includes access to iPOLL, a comprehensive database of 500,000 questions and answers asked in the US since 1935, and to on-demand datasets via RoperExpress. The resource includes data from Gallup polls, CNN, ABC, NBC, CBS, […]
The popular Otzar HaHochma database of over 41,000 traditional Hebrew publications is once again available at Yeshiva University. The present version may be accessed on campus only, from University computers – YULIS computers in the Mendel Gottesman and Hedi Steinberg Libraries, as well as faculty and staff computers. The functionality of the Otzar software is […]
Descriptions of 788,000 items from the National Library of Israel, most of them Hebrew books, are now included in WorldCat, and more descriptions are being added as new materials are cataloged. A convenient search box is provided on the YULIS catalog search page. Enter your search term in the “Find it […]
The Otzar Hahochma administration is introducing a new version of the Otzar with updated software and enhanced tools and options. In conjunction with this upgrade they are terminating their relationship with the web services provider that enables the Yeshiva University Library to offer the Otzar to our community over the web. We are working with […]
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