UNI 110/ASU 120 Critical Reading & Thinking
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This Library Guide will help you use the library to find the sources you'll need for your position papers and debate project.
Use the Finding Topics tab to help you choose a topic.
Use the Thesis Statements tab to learn more about writing a thesis statement.
Use the Finding Sources: Research Databases tab to access articles from library databases.
Use the Evaluating Your Sources tab to help you choose the best articles.
Use the Citing Your Sources tab to cite your sources properly.
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