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WRI 111: Rhetoric of Food & WRI 111: Controversies: Home

This guide supports students in Prof. Harrison's WRI 111: Rhetoric of Food & WRI 111: Controversies courses.

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Good searching can shorten your research time significantly. Here are some tips from the pros:

  • Use quotation marks around a phrase to inform the search engine to look for exactly the phrase you enter- for example "food desert" or "youth activism".

  • When searching for a keyword with multiple variations (ex. "education", "educators") use the root form of the word and add an asterisk (*). This means using educat* will retrieve items that have all variations-- "education", "educators", etc.

  • Be specific: A search for "housing crisis" and eviction* or "rental cost" or "affordable housing" is better than one for "housing issues"

  • Use the built-in database filters to focus your results- most interfaces let you limit by publication date, subject, format and more

  • Finally, ZSR Librarians are here to help you find the best sources for your research assignment!

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