gency given the extremely tight budgets facing most universities today. For example, in 2003, a oneyear subscription to the Journal of Physical Chemistry co the University of Nebraska-Lincoln library $3,463. The Irriri national Journal of Plant Sciences cost $587. The Joiirirol ot Economics and Business was $493; Econoniics Letter.\ cost $1,823; and Tetrahedron Letters was a whopping $10,345 per year. Only the humanities journals provided some relief, with the Publications of the Modern Language Association at $132, Shakespeare Quarterly (reflecting a Project Muse discount) at $40, and Poetry at $39.
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