i need help (again :( )

[rude boy]

So, as it turns my university has no acces to any of the articles I need to finish my thesis. I feel kinda ashamed for doing this again, but since you were able to help me once with a similar request, I am hoping you could do it once more. I wouldn't ask here if I hadn't tried all other available options with no success.

The article I'm looking for this time is ''It's a Guy Thing: The experience of Women in Canadian sports car competition'' by David A. Chambers and it was published in Sport History Review, november 2006, vol. 37, issue 2.

I once again apologize for this, but I'm out of options (again). It seems that our destiny as individuals and as a nation is in begging for help from western hemisphere (i'm Croatian) 

[Nekov]

Edit: Nevermind, that link didn't work properly

You can buy it here

https://journals.humankinetics.com/shr-back-issues/shrvolume37issue2november/itsaguythingtheexperienceofwomenincanadiansportscarcompetition

[rude boy]

Thanks for the effort, but that's the other thing. As I wrote the first time but forgot to write this time, I'm very tight with my budget and I don't have the 21 pounds to pay for it right now. So I thought that some of you who are still in college have acces to this article and could download it for me. I know this isnt' exactly fair, it's maybe even illegal, but right now I cannot afford to pay that kind of money for a 15 page article.

I'm ashamed that I even have to ask something like this on a public forum because I believe that my own college (faculty) and it's library should have a subscription for this kind of journals so the students could use them, but it hasn't got it. So I don't know what else to do.

If this request is in any way against the rules, then I appologise and ask you all to ignore it (as I wrote the first time I asked for help).

[cyberdrummer]

I'm not sure I can help this time, there doesn't seem to be any way of logging in through an institutional subscription on the website. I'll see if I can find it anywhere else though.

[Sir GuitarCozmo]

Not sure if anyone uses Mozilla Firefox, but their BugMeNot extension is often handy in situations like this.

[Perpetual Change]

You can't do an inter library loan?