> “Graduate students who want to access an article from the Elsevier system should work with their department chair, professor of the class, or their faculty thesis adviser for assistance.”
Now THAT is chuckle worthy.
Now THAT is chuckle worthy.
The gall of these publishing companies never ceases to amaze.
[0]: http://library.sc.edu/p/Develop/Society/ThomasCooperSociety
That said, the best way to get a research paper in CS is to check the author or lab's website and, if it's not there, e-mail the first author directly.
The walled garden of academia is not so fruitful as outsiders are led to think it is.
We struggle year after year to pay salaries and still have money to buy the equipment and material we need for the projects, we don't have that much left to spend on buying access articles that we and our peers wrote and that we and our peers reviewed, all for free while some publisher makes millions on it.