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MacOdrum Library is now offering a limited curbside pickup & mailing service for print materials in our collection.  In this first phase only materials not available online will be eligible for a contactless pickup or mailing for students, faculty and staff. Faculty, staff, and students can start placing requests today and they will be filled on a first come, first served basis.  See the service guidelines and make your request online . The library building remains closed at this time. Note: Curbside pickup does not mean the resumption of interlibrary loans for print materials. If you have any questions, please email me at martha.attridgebufton@carleton.ca

Problem Last month, I got the following research question from Prof. Ummni Khan (Law and Legal Studies):      I'm trying to f ind early  feminist writing that is not academic (so magazines mostly) from      the 1980s or  early 1990s that  addresses the topic of rap music & lyrics, specifically the       argument that  rap music is degrading to  women / demeaning or encourages violence.      I know there was quite a bit of this from my memory, but I can’t figure out how to search      for m agazines. I was thinking that Ms. Magazine must have articles about this topic, but        I don't know  if there's a way to search their archive?      Do you have any suggestions on how I might do this?      Thanks so much for your help!  Solution The short answer to Ummni’s question is, “Use Academic Onefile to ...