Go into the records, and find the actual subject heading. Redo your search using a subject search with the subject heading to refine your search and locate things you might have previously missed. Check the copy status of the items to see if they are available. . Look for articles from newspaper, journals and magazines. The library has both online and print indexes to locate newspaper and magazine articles.
Many articles are available in full text in the online databases.
For articles published before the mid 1980s, use the print indexes at the Library. The Library has subject-specific indexes for consumer product reviews, poetry, biography and short stories. The Reference staff can assist you in locating and using these indexes and finding the actual articles. Use the Internet to locate information. The Internet offers a vast amount of information.