Credo Reference
Are you looking for the definition of a biology term, do you need access to a Spanish-English dictionary or are you interested in a short essay on food additives in history? Try Freel Library's new online reference resource Credo Reference, which includes 100 reference sources, including bilingual dictionaries (French, German, Italian and Spanish) and encyclopedias on subjects ranging from aging to world history. You can also access the Bridgeman Art Library Archive of images. These 100 resources can be searched simultaneously or individually and a complete list of all titles can be found at the web site. For access to Credo Reference on campus and off, please go to the Freel Library web site and follow the links to Credo Reference. If you are off campus, you will be prompted for your First Class login information ("A" number and password). For additional information, contact the Freel Library reference desk at 5325.
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The Duke Collection of American Indian Oral History
Part of the Western History Collections at the University of Oklahoma, the Duke Collection of American Indian Oral History provides a wealth of information through interviews conducted between 1967 and 1972 with members of over thirty tribes, including the Arapaho, the Kickapoo and the Shawnee. While the tapes are not available online, transcriptions of the interviews are and they provide a fascinating insight to ceremonies, customs, social conditions and standards of living.
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