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How Do I...
...find a book? To find a book look in the Library Catalog. When you bring up the Library Catalog, it is automatically set to do a WORDS anywhere search. "WORDS anywhere" looks for words found anywhere within a title; within the subject headings; within the list of author names; etc. WORDS anywhere:: "college students" :
However, if you are looking for a specific title, or a specific author's name, or a specific subject heading within the Library Catalog, you will usually want to use the pull-down menu to change your search type from "WORDS anywhere" to "TITLE begins with," or "AUTHOR (last name first)," or "SUBJECT begins with."
A "begins with" search looks for your search terms as a phrase beginning with the first word entered in an alphabetical list of authors, titles, subjects or other headings. So if you are looking for a book entitled Not Quite Burned Out But Crispy Around the Edges, just
You will then be presented with a list of titles; the title closest to the phrase that you entered should be toward the top of the list.
Browse Catalog by Title: "not quite burned out"
Not quite at home; how an American Jewish community lives with itself and its neighbors, 1 Not quite burned out but crispy around the edges : inspiration, laughter, and encouragement for teachers / 1 Not quite classical 1 Click on the link to go to the record for that title. Where is it?
To find out where a book is located in the Rutgers University Libraries, look for the following information toward
the bottom of the Library Catalog record:
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