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Please use the proper format for your bibliographies and citations.  Check the BibHelpers in the Reference Room or the English Department Style Guide (pdf format) here.

Not even God himself could sink this ship.
Comment of a White Star Line employee 

We have books on the Titanic in the library, both secondary and primary; do a keyword search for the "Titanic."  Nevertheless, the encyclopedias in the reference areas in Primary and Secondary would include some of your best material. Finally, you can look at our online resources, including SIRS Discoverer, Britannica 2000, and Worldbook 2000; Worldbook would be particularly useful for your level.

When looking for information on the net, please check Yahoo! or Yahooligans! first, using the same search term above.  This sites organization and "hand-picked" links will be your best resource.  As well, you should check out the search engine at About.com.

As always, if you need any help, please see me.

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Titanic Links
This site has many links to other Titanic sites.  Check out the sites which are specific for students.

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Titanic: The Official Archive
Another full featured site on the Titanic.  Click on the pictures on the home page for the different sections of this site.

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I Survived the Titanic
The true story of Ruth Becker, a 12 year old girl on board the ship when it went down.  This site is from National Geographic.

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Some Neat Titanic Pictures
This site is a little hard to navigate.  After you've looked at one set of pictures, click your back button to go back to the home page for more.

There's a lot more out there, but I do think you should avoid doing a straight search on Google, or any of the other search engines; there's too much to go through.  If you can't find what you need in the links above, let me know, and I'll help you look for it.

 

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