Reference sources provide basic facts and, therefore, should be consulted at the start of any research. Dictionaries, thesauri, encyclopediae, handbooks, almanacs, and atlases are all types of reference materials.
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Greenville Tech uses Library of Congress call numbers to organize books and AV resources. Based on subject matter, unique call numbers are given to each resource. When you find an item that you want in the catalog, jot down the call number so that you can find it on the shelf.
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Just scanning the library's shelves can sometimes lead to the perfect resource. For controversial topics, narrow down what area of interest to use, and find that call number range using the link above. Also, search for one of the following series in the catalog to find books on topics already in the collection:
Annual Editions
Current Controversies
Facts on File
Ideas in Conflict
Opposing Viewpoints
Taking Sides