The citation tells you the author and title of the article, name of periodical where the article is published, date of publication, and page numbers. You will need the citation both to locate a copy of the article in the library and for your bibliography. Once you know the name of the periodical, do a title search in the online catalog. This will tell you if Levin Library subscribes to the periodical, and if so, where it is located in the library. You can also look for the same information in the printed lists of subscriptions which are in black notebooks near the database computers.
Many databases have the article available full text right from the computer.
You need only to click on those words to locate the entire article. Once you know the name of the periodical, do a title search in the online catalog. This will tell you if Levin Library subscribes to the periodical, and if so, where it is located in the library. You can also look for the same information in the printed lists of subscriptions which are in black notebooks near the database computers. You may need to make a photocopy of the article from the actual magazine, or a copy from microfiche or microfilm.