Mildred F. Sawyer Library
Request A Journal Article from Interlibrary Loan 
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Publication Requested: JOURNAL ARTICLE or Book Chapter
* Title of the Journal (or Book, if requesting a chapter):
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* Volume Number:
* Issue Number:
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If you know the ISSN for this Journal, please provide that number (an ISSN looks like this: 1234-9876):
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