Add four sources to your topic's resource list. Just cut and paste a link to the online site. Make sure to put your handle at the top of your list.

Two of the sources may be found from Google or Yahoo as long as they are reputable sites. (Do they cite their sources? Are they biased? Who pays for the website? Do they fairly address counterarguments? Remember our examination of the PETA website and their unfair analogies!) You might also use news websites like cnn.com and foxnews.com.

The remaining two sources need to be found from the online databases. Go to the library website (http://www.libraries.psu.edu) and press "E-Resources." You can choose any of these databases, but if you are not familiar with them, choose "Pro Quest," "CQ Researcher," or "CQ Electronic Library." Simply search these databases and choose the articles you think are most helpful.

Our Resource List

EatingDisorders (anorexia, bulimia, obesity, etc)

WorldHunger (malnutrition, famine, etc)

WarCauses (civil war, historical war, international war, etc)

AidsInAfrica