A quick thank you for the new release of the General Science Collection. After receiving your Welcome message, I told the rest of my department about it. Very soon I was getting messages from delighted people who were finding it useful. We've found 10 earlier uses of words in the dictionary in about one hour! Everyone is full of praise for it, so I wanted to pass their compliments on to you."

Dr. Emma Lenz, Oxford English Dictionary

 

I just wanted to tell all of you at JSTOR that your archive has been so invaluable to me. I'm currently doing an independent study on poetry from the 1930s, and I needed articles from scholarly journals from that time period. Without your incredible, full-text archive, I would be stranded! I've gotten all the information I need for my extensive study from JSTOR. I am so grateful that someone on the internet can provide students with journal articles from as far back as the 1880s. You've been a lifesaver, and I thank you. Keep up the terrific work.

Kathryn Stadel, Student, Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ

Last updated on September 8, 2006