EXAMPLES OF WORKS CONSULTED

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1: PRINT RESOURCES:

BOOK:

1. Author

2. Title

3. Publishing Place

4. Publishing Company

5. Publishing Date

Example: Sirimarco, Elizabeth. Eating Disorders. New York: Marshall Cavendish 1994.

 

SIGNED ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLE:

1. Author

2. Title of Article

3. Name of Encyclopedia

4. Date/edition of Encyclopedia

Example: Blum, Kenneth. "Alcoholism." World Book Encyclopedia. 1996 ed.

 

UNSIGNED ENCYCLOPEDIA ARTICLE:

1. Title of Article

2. Name of Encyclopedia

3. Date/edition of Encyclopedia

Example: "Drug Abuse." Academic American Encyclopedia. 1996 ed.

 

2. ELECTRONIC RESOURCES:

MAGAZINE ARTICLES ON COMPUTER:

1. Author (if given)

2. Title of Magazine Article

3. Title of Magazine

4. Volume Number of Magazine (if given)

5. Date of Magazine

6. Page Number(s) of Article

7. Title of the Database

8. Publication Medium (CD-ROM)

9. Name of Vendor (if relevant)

10. Electronic Publishing Date

Example: SUPERTOM JUNIOR

Maldonado, Maria. "Culture, Health, and the Media." World Health 49 March-April 1996: 24. Infotrac: SuperTOM Junior. CD-ROM. Information Access. October 1996.

Example: SIRS DISCOVERER (reprinted from other source)

Parachin, Victor. M. "Foods That Heal and Protect." Total Health April 1995:14-16. SIRS Discoverer. CD-ROM. Fall 1996.

Example: SIRS DISCOVERER (not reprinted from another source)

 

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1. Author (if given) 2. Title of Article 3. Date of Article (if given)

Title of the Database

Publication Medium (CD-ROM)

Electronic Publication Date

Example for: "Does What We Eat Affect the Way We Act?" SIRS Discoverer. CD-ROM. FaIl 1996.

 

ELECTRONIC ENCYCLOPEDIA

Author (if given)

Title of the Article

Title of the Database/Product

Edition, release, or version

Publication Medium (CD-ROM)

City of Publication

Publishing Company

Electronic Publication Date

Example for: "Drug Abuse." Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. 1996 ed. CD-ROM. Danbury: Grolier Electronic Publishing, Inc., 1996.

 

WORLD WIDE WEB (WWW) SITES

To cite files available for viewing/downloading via the World Wide Web by means of Lynx,

Netscape, or other Web browsers, provide the following information:

* the author's name (if known)

* the full title of the document in quotation marks

* the title of the complete work if applicable in italics

* the date of publication or last revision (if available)

* the full http address (URL) enclosed within angle brackets

* the date of visit in parentheses

Example: Burka, Lauren P. "A Hypertext History of Multi-User Dimensions" MUD History. 1993. <http: //www.ccs .neu.edu/home/1pb/mud-history.html>i> (5 Dec. 1994)

 

WORKS CONSULTED GUIDE

MT. ARARAT MIDDLE SCHOOL

BOOK--ONE AUTHOR

Example: Jones, Sally. A Survey of Musical Instruments. New York: Harper, 1975.

 

BOOK--MORE THAN ONE AUTHOR

Example: Smith, Robert, and Erick Rabinowitz. Science Fiction: History Science, Vision. New York: Random House, 1987.

***when it is necessary to go to second line, always indent 5 spaces.

 

BOOK--EDITOR

Example: Boroff, Marie, ed. World Fairy Tales. New York TM Norton, 1993.

 

MAGAZINE ARTICLE--WITH AN AUTHOR

Example: Begley, Sharon "Skateboarding in the 90's" Time, 4 Oct.1994, 74-78.

 

MAGAZINE ARTICLE--NO AUTHOR LISTED

Example: "An Uneasy Silence" Computerworld, 28 Mar. 1983 85.

 

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE--WITH AN AUTHOR

Example: Dexter, Tim. "Steve Reich, A Young Turk, Approaches 50" New York Times, 1 June 1986, sec. H. 23-24

 

NEWSPAPER ARTICLE--NO AUTHOR LISTED

Example: "Rumford Quiet After Klan Visit" Portland Press Herald, 28 Sept. 1987, sec 1:1.

 

ENCYCLOPEDIA--ARTICLE WITH AN AUTHOR

Caird, George. "Paul, the Apostle" Encyclopedia Britannica. 1974 ed.

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ENCYCLOPEDIA--ARTICLE WITH NO AUTHOR LISTED

Example: "Mandarin." Encyclopedia Americana. 1980 ed.

 

ENCYCLOPEDIA--ON COMPUTER

Example: Kitagawa, Joseph M, and John Strong. "Buddhism" Grolier's Multimedia Encyclopedia. 1994.

 

INTERVIEW CONDUCTED BY STUDENT

Example: Mitchell, George Personal Interview. 27 July 1987.

 

TELEVISION SHOW

Example: The First Americans. Narr. Hugh Downs. Wrt. and prcdU Craig Fisher U NBC News Special. WCSH, Portland, Maine. 21 Mar. 1987.

 

SIRS DISCOVERER--CD ROM

Example: Kesegich, Ken. "The Battle of Gettysburg." The Civil War Illustrated March. 1991, 36-38. SIRS Discoverer CD-Rom, 1996, article 43.

REMEMBER:

---references are listed alphabetically by first word (except for A, An & The)

---Each period, comma, colon, quotation mark, italics & capitalization must be exactly as shown!!!

---The words --- Works Consulted --should be centered on on the top line.

---The Works Consulted page is always the last page of a report.