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

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

Bibliography Cards 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. Print.

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

Bibliography Cards Library Newspaper Authorlastname, Firstname. “Title of the Article.” Newspaper Title Day Month Year: page #’s. Medium.

Mercyhurst Vanac,Mary. “The Family Business.” Erie Times News 29 January 2010: 1B. Print.

On Line –Newspaper/Magazine Article Bibliography Cards 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. if there is none) Day Month Year of publication. Medium. Your date of access.

Home Rubin, Joel. “Report Faults Charter School.” Erie Times News. GoErie.com. 22 Jan. 2010. Web. 3 Feb. 2010.

Bibliography Cards Library Scholarly Journal Authorlastname, Firstname. “Title of the Article Using Correct Capitalization.” Complete Journal Title Volume #. Issue # (Month Year): inclusive page #’s. Medium.

Gannon Kolodny, Annette. “Dancing through the Minefield: Some Observations on the Theory, Practice, and Politics of Feminist Literary Criticism.” Feminist Studies 6.11(1980): 1-25. Print.

Bibliography Cards Library TV or Radio Program “Title of Episode.” Name of Program. Network. Affiliate, City. Day Month Year.

Home “Allison.” What Not to Wear. ABC. WJET, Erie, PA. 4 February 2009.

Bibliography Cards 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. See Hacker pg. 138

NPCA Jenkins, Henry. “Bearings.” MIT Science Forum. MIT. 19 Feb. 2002. 03 February 2010. Web. 15 Feb. 2010.

Bibliography Cards Online Database Library Authorlastname, Firstname. “Article Title.” Journal or Newspaper Title Volume.Issue [if Journal only] Correctly Formatted Publishing Date: Original Pages [if provided]. Database. Medium. Date of access. See Hacker pg. 141

NPCA 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.

Bibliography Cards 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 Given N.P.=No Publisher Given