Netlibrary #2 and #3 exercizes

#2 exercize:

Citisenship Day, September 17th, is another name for Constitutional Day as noted in the following titles:

Representing Popular Sovereignty: The Constitution in American Political CultureSUNY Series in American Constitutionalism
by Levin, Daniel Lessard.Publication: Albany State University of New York Press, 1999.


The Teacher's Calendar: School Year 2003-2004: the Day-by-day Directory to Holidays, Historic Events, Birthdays and Special Days, Weeks and Months
by McGuire, Holly.; Keil, Kathryn A.Publication: Chicago, Ill. McGraw-Hill Professional, 2003


Citizen, Mother, Worker: Debating Public Responsibility for Child Care After the Second World WarGender & American Culture
by Stoltzfus, Emilie.Publication: Chapel Hill University of North Carolina Press, 2003


Anniversaries and Holidays
by Trawicky, Bernard.; Gregory, Ruth W.Publication: Chicago ALA Editions of the American Library Association, 2000


I had a terrible time yesterday when trying to do this search.....I am wondering why today I had no problem at all finding applicable information!! Unless someone else was also using the book, as I see only one person can use a book at a time.

Also, the first time I just used the keyword basic search for Constitution Day. The second time I put the words in parenthesis and that really helped narrow the results. Also using Citizenship Day got several hits.

#3 exercise
I found 85 hits when using Nebraska and 77 hits when using Oklahoma. The titles suggested history from those areas. Interesting to see that by using only states for publisher that you could fine items. Just for fun I tried South Dakota and Minnesota but found no hits! I guess I don't understand why Nebraska and Oklahoma got hits. And how would a user know to even search by publisher??