Periodicals Database

["Cathy Mori (Librarian)" <library@MARIST.AC.JP>]

I think I have finally convinced the powers-that-be of the urgent need for a
full-text periodicals database.  I am familiar with several of the InfoTrac
products, but I might also consider Newsbank or Readers Guide.  We are are
K-12 school so we are looking for one product that will serve the largest
number of students possible for the least amount of money, as squeezing the
required funds out of the budget will be like squeezing water from a rock.

Any opinions pro or con on the various options would be appreciated.

Cathy Mori,
Librarian
Marist Brothers Int'l School
Kobe, Japan
library@marist.ac.jp

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