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    Jul 11

    Betty Crocker is a lie:

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    10 hours ago

    : Mary Wollstonecraft died in the second week of September, 1797. Volume 33 of the (1984) features two reviewed collections of Wollstonecraft’s writings, including letters and A Critical Edition of MW’s Vindication of the Rights of Woman

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  3. 10 hours ago

    Did you know? You can save and organize your JSTOR articles in My Workspace... but you can also add external links and sources to keep everything for a project in one place. Learn more!

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    14 hours ago

    Just found out that you can get 6 free articles a month on and it was like Christmas morning 🙌🎄

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  5. 15 hours ago

    It's in New York today! Did you know that ballot position can affect how people vote? Also: go vote!

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  6. 16 hours ago

    Did you know it's the 13th annual ? Here's five things you may not know about the beloved children's author.

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  7. Sep 12

    Charlotte Perkins Gilman's "The Yellow Wallpaper" and the ongoing issue of women's pain.

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  8. Sep 12

    It's tough being back at school - let us make it easier with JSTOR !

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  9. Sep 12

    Let's talk about the real-life megalodon.

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  10. Sep 12

    Need a search tip to get you started on your research? Add quotes around phrases, proper names, and places for more accurate results!

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  11. Sep 12

    When did the idea of women's political rights come into play? And did the founders of United States consider them?

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    Sep 11

    Is your city flood-resistant? Here’s how Chicago, Detroit and Nashville are waterproofing themselves.

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  13. Sep 11

    How did Americans mourn in the aftermath of 9/11?

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    Sep 10

    Happy ! The Jewish New Year and other High Holy Days are celebrated in different ways throughout the world, including in the Jewish communities of India.

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    Sep 10

    JSTOR!!! Special thanks to Dana Howard for teaching us all about this wonderful resource for classes. It was awesome!

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    Sep 10

    Just a quick update: things are looking much better! Users should be seeing normal behavior, but we're still keeping an eye on things.

    We're experiencing some errors that are affecting search and document access. We'll post back here with more updates as we receive them!
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  17. Sep 10

    Students today are writing more complex and longer papers than ever before.

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    Sep 10

    We're experiencing some errors that are affecting search and document access. We'll post back here with more updates as we receive them!

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  19. Sep 10

    Did you know that you can do more with My Workspace, including organizing and saving information, as well as taking notes? Check it out!

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  20. Sep 10

    Did you know that we have a support team that is ready to help with any technical issues? They're available 8:30 am - 5 pm ET, Monday - Friday via Twitter , email, or chat at .

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  21. Sep 10

    Books can be deadly.

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