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Periodical Holdings List HC-Whole Issue, MF-Microfilm 1 Revised 2019 HC-Whole Issue, MF-Microfilm 2 American Art Review HC: Jan/Feb 2016 - Current AJN: American Journal of Nursing HC: January 2016—Current MF: 1900-2013 American Journal of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation HC: January 2016—Current American Libraries HC: January 2016— Current Applied Radiology HC: January 2016-Current Aramco World (Formerly: Saudi Aramco World) HC: January/February 2016– Current Archaeology HC: January/February 2016 –Current Arkansas Review HC: 1997– Current Art in America HC: January 2016 –Current The Black Scholar MF: 1974-1993 Bloomberg Business (Formerly: Business Week) HC: December 25, 2015/Jan. 10, 2016—Current Bulletin of the Menninger Clinic HC: 1990-2004 Card HC: April 1996-May 2007 Cardinal (Formerly: Cardinal Alumni) HC: August 1997; Spring/Summer 1999; Fall/Winter 1999; Fall/Winter 2000; Spring/Summer 2001; Fall/Winter 2001; Spring/Summer 2002; Fall/ Winter 2002; Spring/Summer 2003; Fall/Winter 2003; Spring/Summer 2004 HC-Whole Issue, MF-Microfilm 3 Cardinal Alumni (Currently: Cardinal) HC: Spring, Summer, Fall 1989; Summer, Winter 1990; Spring, Fall 1993; Spring 1994;Winter 1994-1995; Winter 1995-1996; Cardinal Communique HC: Aug. 24, 19789– May4,19990 Cardinal Life HC: Sept. 2006-Nov./Dec. 2009 Chattanooga Daily Gazette (TN) MF: March 5, 1864–September 2, 1865; Chattanooga Daily Rebel (TN) August 9, 1862-July 29, 1863 Cherokee County News Advocate HC: Past 6 months The Chronicle of Higher Education HC: Past 2 Months Christian Science Monitor HC: November 22, 1963; November 23, 1963; November 25, 1963; November 26, 1963; November 27, 1963; November 29, 1963; November 30, 1963; and December 7, 1963 CJCLS Newsletter (Currently: Community & Junior College Libraries Section) HC: Spring 2002– Spring 2004; Spring 2005– Fall 2009 Clarksburg (MS) Tribune MF:1894-1897 College & Research Libraries HC: ? 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