April 15 is Income Tax Day!

The Income Tax Page supplies over a dozen links to web sites containing tax information, law, forms, contacts, and more available at the federal, state, and even international level. This page is available via the A.U. Libraries homepage. Click on either the Site Index (A-Z) link located in the lower righthand side of the screen or the Subject Guides link located in the upper lefthand side of the screen and then just follow the alphabet until you reach the Income Tax Page.

A major collection of U. S. federal government documents, the U. S. Congressional Serial Set consists of bound volumes of all reports, documents, and journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. The digitization of the Serial Set is being done in stages by the Readex company and is part of the Archive of Americana series of databases and currently is available for the 15th. – 48th. Congress (1817-1885). Eventually, this database will provide coverage through the 96th. Congress (1980). This database can be searched and browsed. PDF images of all documents are available for downloading and printing.

A major collection of U. S. federal government documents, the American State Papers consist of bound volumes of all reports, documents, and journals of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives for the years 1789-1838. The American State Papers are the predecessor to the U.S. Congressional Serial Set which begins with the 15th. Congress in 1817 and continues through the present. The digitization of the Serial Set is being done in stages by the Readex company and is part of the Archive of Americana series of databases and currently is available for the 15th. – 48th. Congress (1817-1885). Eventually, this database will provide coverage through the 96th. Congress (1980). This database can be searched and browsed. PDF images of all documents are available for downloading and printing

Several months ago the Ralph Brown Draughon Library established the Movies, Music, and More collection for more conveniently housing audio-visual library materials such as videotapes, DVDs, music CDs, phonograph records, etc. on the First Floor in back of the Circulation/Reserve Desk.

Now a special online catalog link has been mounted on the AU Libraries homepage to allow people to search for these materials. Just click on the Movies, Music and More link located in the upper lefthand side to get started. The Movies, Music, and More link is actually a subset of AUBIEcat, the AU Libraries’ online catalog.

There is also a separate Movies, Music, and More link located under the Find Articles and Databases link that can be used to find an alphabetical title listing of audio-visual materials by format housed in the Movies, Music, and More collection.