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These databases and websites provide information that may help with research projects and more. The databases are only available to the Oregon K-12 community. If you access a Gale resource and are prompted to log in, either enter your username and password, the name of your school district, or the name of your private school. Select the tool and in the middle green box enter "eugene"; password "oslis"

hese resources provide information that may help with research projects and more. Off campus password: oslis

Find information on a variety of different topics. A great place to start your research.

Find information on a variety of different topics. A great place to start your research.

K-12 Encyclopedia. Username: brit Password: eugene

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