Your personal librarian

The Internet is a vast source of information. Unfortunately, not everything is accurate. Sometimes you need a little help finding reliable sources. Who can better help you than a librarian? You don’t need to drive to your local library. Just visit the Library of Congress’ Web site. You can post a question to the library’s reference staff. You’ll receive an answer via e-mail. Or, if you don’t want to wait, chat with a librarian. This service is available Monday through Friday, between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m., Eastern Time. The site also has a virtual reference shelf that you’ll find handy. It directs you to a plethora of helpful sites. If you’re a student or have a student in the family, you’ll want to bookmark

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