How to Log In to the Library
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Library Logins - Two OptionsYou may come across 2 different login screens when accessing various Library resources & services - this infographic clearly and briefly explains both.
Username = your Canvas username followed by @seminolestate.edu (omit "live")
Password = your Canvas password
Personal Library Account (request books for pick-up, view loans & due dates from within the catalog)
College = select 'Seminole State College'
Borrower ID = your MySeminoleState login name
PIN = last 4 digits of Social Security or Student ID number
Boyd, Barbara
Dorr, Rheta Childe
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Introduction to What Eight Million Women WantNorton Reading is paragraphs 1-8.
Dykeman, Wilma
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New Southerner: The Middle-Class Negro (1959)By: Wilma Dykeman and James Stokely
Norton reading Page Column 1 Paragraph 1-3, Coumn 2 Paragraph 1-5,Page 2 Column 1 Paragraph 4-Column 2 Paragraph 3, Column 3 last Paragraph continuing on to Column 4.
Farrell, Susan
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Tim O'Brien and Gender: A Defense of "The Things They Carried"If you sign up with JSTOR, you can read 100 articles a month for free that are not already purchased by Seminole State. Signing up is free.
The Norton reading is pages 1-4 and 19-20, which includes the introduction, Section I., and Section V.
Goldman, Phaon
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The Significance of African Freedom for the Negro AmericanIf you sign up with JSTOR, you get 6 free articles to read a month that are not already purchased by Seminole State. Signing up is free.
Gordon, Mary
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Flannery's KissNorton reading includes: Section 2: THE ACADEMIC CONFERENCE, NOVEMBER 2003; Section 3: FLANNERY'S CRUTCHES; Section 6: SEX AND LOVE: FLANNERY AND CAFÉ LIFE, MARCH 2004 -Paragraph 2, 10; Section 7: THE ANXIETY OF INFLUENCE: BEYOND BLOOM - Paragraph 5
Jebb, Richard C.
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Preface to The Antigone of SophoclesNorton reading starts on page xvii at "The issue defined by the opening" and ends on last full paragraph of page xix.
Johnson, James Weldon
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Preface to The Book of American Negro PoetryNorton reading starts on page xxxix at "This preface has gone far beyond" - end of 1st paragraph on page xlii.
Jordan, June
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Something Like A Sonnet for Phillis Miracle WheatleyPoem is near the end of the excerpt from Some of Us Did Not Die: New and Selected Essays
King, Martin Luther, Jr.
Locke, Alain
Lyttelton, Mrs. Arthur
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Women and Their WorkNorton Reading is Chapter 3, page 59 - end of first paragraph page 61.
Narbeshuber, Lisa
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The Poetics of Torture:The Spectacle of Sylvia Plath's PoetryThe Norton reading includes Page 185 Paragraph 1 - end of the first paragraph on 187, page 189 - end of the middle paragraph of page 192, last paragraph of 199 - end of the article.
The New York Times
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Even More Crucial Than in the SouthNorton reading includes the first introductory section, Residenial Segregation, the first 3 paragraphs of Job Discrimination, School Segregation, the first paragraph of the Psychological Factor, and the last paragraph of the article.
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New Southerner: The Middle-Class Negro (1959)By: Wilma Dykeman and James Stokely
Norton reading Page Column 1 Paragraph 1-3, Coumn 2 Paragraph 1-5,Page 2 Column 1 Paragraph 4-Column 2 Paragraph 3, Column 3 last Paragraph continuing on to Column 4.
Pollack, Eileen
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Flannery O'Connor and the New Criticism: A Response to Mark McGurlNorton reading is first 2 Paragraphs of page 546, 549 to end of 1st pargraph on 550, 551 - 2nd paragraph on 552 ending at (Habit 105).
Pope, Alexander
Rueman, Ann E.
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Revolting Fictions: Flannery O'Connor's Letter to Her MotherNorton Reading begins on page 199 last paragraph "In her letters..." until the end of page 203, last paragraph of 205 "O'Connor may have written" until 206 end of first paragraph, 207-209, 212, and the first 5 lines of 214.
Samuels, Gertrude
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Even More Crucial Than in the SouthNorton reading includes the first introductory section, Residenial Segregation, the first 3 paragraphs of Job Discrimination, School Segregation, the first paragraph of the Psychological Factor, and the last paragraph of the article.
Thorpe, Earl E.
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Africa In The Thought of Negro AmericansIf you sign up with JSTOR, you get 6 free articles to read a month that are not already purchased by Seminole State. Signing up is free.
The Norton reading is Page 5 Column 1 Paragraph 1, Page 9 Column 2 Paragraph 1 & 2 which continues to the 3rd Column, Page 10 Column 2 Paragraph 3 until the end on page 11.