The catalog also shows that the Library owns the journal. You would need to click on View to find out that journal issues from 1983-1997 are in the bound periodicals area, that the Library has also received 1998 and 1999 issues of the journal, and that older volumes of the journal are available on microfilm. You will need to look in the catalog for the location in the library of the specific volume in which your article can be found. These shelves are located on the first floor of the library, in the middle row of shelves. The issues are shelved alphabetically by periodical title.
Bound periodicals are loose periodical issues that have been bound together in hardcover.
The bound periodicals from 1970 to the present are shelved alphabetically by title behind the Current Periodical shelves. Bound volumes for the years before 1970 are in the Closed Stacks and should be requested at the Circulation Desk. Newspapers Newspapers are kept on the newspaper shelves on the first floor, near the New Books shelf. Back issues are kept behind the Circulation Desk for a limited time until the microfilm version arrives. Microfilm and Microfiche Microfilm and microfiche are alternative ways to store periodicals.