At this point you have more references than you can use, so pick the items most useful. Again, be sure to consult your local library for books and journals available to you there before seeking resources from the B.L. Fisher Library. To obtain an article from the B.L. Fisher Library's holdings, first check to see if the Library subscribes to the journal in which the article was published. Do a title search on the Library's online catalog, WebPac . If WebPac shows holdings, make your request to the Direct Library Loan Services staff for a fax of that article.
Costs are detailed above.
If the Library does not show holdings for the journal you seek, you still have three options. Alternatively, do a search on CARL UnCover to see if this service can provide it for you. No subsidy provided here. Try your local library's interlibrary loan department to see if they can provide the article to you. Costs usually are involved.