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MLA Style: The Basics

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Business Library Resources

ADV 892 November 1, 2012. Business Library Resources. Your Course Guide. http:// libguides.lib.msu.edu/adv892 It also can be found linked on the Business Library web site for the semester. Using the Business Library. The Business Library has several resources for you including:

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Working with Citations

Working with Citations. March 1, 2013. For Today. Getting started Citations (MLA) In-Text Works Cited Application Closing reflection. Getting Started. In what ways are you accustomed to citing in your writing?

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APA citation

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Essential Questions

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MLA Format

MLA Format. How to prepare your work for publication. MLA. MLA stands for the Modern Language Association. It was founded in 1883. This group of teachers and scholars determine acceptable guidelines for publishing academic work (like your story/essay). Basic MLA Format.

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MLA Format and Citations

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Research Issues 101

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Save the Trees!

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Using MLA Format

Using MLA Format. Some Guidelines from Purdue Owl Website. General Guidelines. Type your paper on a computer and print it out on standard, white 8.5 x 11-inch paper.

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Do Now

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Annotation Assignment

Annotation Assignment. Mary McCall and Ellery Sills ANSC 311 Spring 2015. Preview. Annotations Purpose, conventions, and audience considerations Using quotations Out-of-class consultations Drafting and peer review. Annotations: What is the Purpose?.

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Displaying Results

Displaying Results. APA Format. A FEW TIPS. 12-pt. Type, double-spacing, 1-in. Margins Portrait or landscape Label every row and column Remember heading for first column Position table entries side by side if comparisons Include only essential data (clean look)

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Writing a Thesis statement for a Classical Argument

Writing a Thesis statement for a Classical Argument. Classical Argument Unit. Your claim must be debatable. The position you take in your paper cannot be something that is universally agreed or disagreed upon. A reasonable person should be able to take more than one side on your issue.

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What makes a good email?

What makes a good email?. What makes a good email?. Useful Correct. Useful. Clear Concise Accurate Organized. Bottom-line organization. State your purpose first Bottom line information in order of importance to the reader

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Stasis Theory

Stasis Theory . Courtesy of Purdue OWL. What is it?. Is a four-question, pre-writing (invention) process developed in ancient Greece by Aristotle and Hermagoras . Stasis theory helps writers conduct critical analyses of the issues they are investigating. What Questions Does it Ask?.

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How to find and cite sources

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Persuasive essay

Persuasive essay. INTRODUCTION

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Plagiarism and Citation

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