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1 Call # Library BOOK Authorlastname, Firstname. Title of the Book Using Appropriate Capitalization. City, ST: Publishing Company, Copyright Date. Medium.

2 #2610NPCA Book O’Brien, Thomas A. The Things They Carried. New York, NY: Broadway Books, 1990. Print.

3 Call # Library Chapter or Essay Within a Book Authorlastname, Firstname. “Title of the Article or Essay Using the Correct Capitalization.” Correctly Capitalized Title of the Book. Ed. Editorfirstname Lastname. City, ST: Publishing Co, Copyright Date. Medium.

4 378.15ECPL Sanders, Scott Russell. “The Inheritance of Tools.” The Essay Connection 7 th Edition. Ed. Lynn Bloom. Boston, MA: Houghton Mifflin, 2004. Print. Chapter or Essay Within a Book

5 Library Newspaper/Magazine Authorlastname, Firstname. “Title of the Article.” Newspaper Title Day Month Year: page #’s. Medium. Nash Library Vanac, Mary. “The Family Business.” Erie Times News 29 January 2010: 1B. Print. Newspaper/Magazine

6 Library On Line –Newspaper/Magazine Article Authorlastname, Firstname. “Title of the Article.” Newspaper or Magazine Title. Sponsor or publisher of the site, (use N.p. for no publisher) Day Month Year of publication. Medium. Your date of access. Home Rubin, Joel. “Report Faults Charter School.” New York Times. New York Times, 22 Jan. 2010. Web. 3 Feb. 2010. On Line –Newspaper/Magazine Article

7 Library Article on a Website Author(s). “Title of Article.” Name of Website. Sponsor of the site, Date of publication or last update. Medium. Your date of access.

8 NPCA Jenkins, Henry. “Bearings.” MIT Science Forum. MIT, 19 Feb. 2002. Web. 15 Feb. 2010. Article on a Website

9 Library Online Database Authorlastname, Firstname. “Article Title.” Journal or Newspaper or Magazine Title Volume.Issue [if Journal only] Correctly Formatted Publishing Date: Original Pages [if provided]. Database. Medium. Date of access.

10 NPCA Online Database DiSilvestro, Roger. “Global Warming: Coming to Your Background?” National Wildlife 45.2 February/March 2007: 14-17. Readers’ Guide FT Select. Web. 4 Feb. 2010.

11 Source with Two Authors Authorlastname, Firstname and Firstname Lastname. (continue with the appropriate information). Source with Multiple Authors Authorlastname, Firstname, et al. (and the others). n.d.=No Date GivenN.p.=No Publisher Given N. pag. = No page number available Additional Information

12 Bishop, Joshua Dr. Personal interview. 22 Feb. 2009. Personal Interview

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