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Video: Research Minutes: How to Identify Substantive News Articles 
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Research Minutes is a series for undergraduate students at Cornell University covering library research topics. This segment discusses how to recognize and find substantive news articles: news about politics, economics, the sciences, the arts, and other topics of current interest.
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While Im at it. I think Cornell should start something new called a REVERSE PERFORMANCE APPRAISAL, where the employee gets to review their supervisor once a year. That would be just as fair as having it the other way around. I mean, who knows a supervisor better than their employees?
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