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MLA Stylesheet for Term Paper Citations - Yuba College

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Electronic or Online SourcesNote these changes in the 2009 <strong>MLA</strong> Style Manual (7 th ed.): Since URLs (web addresses) change often and since sources are oftenavailable in more than one location on the internet, you are no longer required to include the URL in your entry (unless your teacherrequires it or unless you think that readers would have a difficult time finding your source through a search engine). If you do includea URL, place it in angle brackets < >. When you cite articles from subscription databases (the databases that the <strong>Yuba</strong> <strong>College</strong>Library subscribes to, such as Proquest and Wilson Web), you are no longer required to give the library name or city. Simply give thename of the subscription database, in italics. Always give the Medium of Publication (Web), followed by the date that you accessedthe in<strong>for</strong>mation. For web pages, always give the sponsor of the website after you list the title of the web page and identify the website.See samples below--SCHOLARLY JOURNALS ONLINE WHEN ALSOAVAILABLE IN PRINT .............................Note: For scholarly journals, use volume and issue number (with date).Alcoser, Pat W. "Bone Marrow Transplantation.” American Journal ofNursing 99.6 (1999): 26-32. Proquest. Web. 21 Oct. 2008.For monthly/weekly magazines and/or newspapers, use date—do not use volume and issue number.MAGAZINES OR NEWSPAPERS ONLINE WHEN ALSOAVAILABLE IN PRINT...................................... Steinberg, James. "UCSD Students Have Party <strong>for</strong> Youngsters in City." SanDiego Union-Tribune 17 Apr. 2005: B3. Newsbank. Web. 20 Apr. 2008.INTERNET SITES, WEB PAGE ………………. “Estuaries.” Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. SmithsonianOther SourcesInstitute. Web. 24 Nov. 2008.No matter what the source, remember always to give the Medium of Publication: CD-ROM, DVD, CD, Radio, Television, Speech(etc.).SPEECH ..............................................................INTERVIEWSAllen, Steve. “Remarks <strong>for</strong> the Opening General Session.” CLA Convention.Hilton Hotel, San Diego, CA. 3 Nov. 2008. Address.INTERVIEW IN PERSON .......................... Basso, Lillian. Personal interview. 4 March 2008.INTERVIEW IN PRINT ..............................TV or RADIO PROGRAMSEllison, Ralph. "Invisible Man: Interview with James Allen McPherson.”Atlantic Dec 1970: 45-60. Print.PERIODICAL SOURCES PUBLISHED ON CD-ROM OR DISKETTE WHEN ALSO"If God Ever Listened: A Portrait of Alice Walker." Horizons. Prod. JaneRosenthal. Natl. Public Radio. WBST, Muncie IN. 3 March 1984. Radio.AVAILABLE IN PRINT ................................. Lacayo, Richard. "This Land Is Whose Land?" Time 23 Oct. 1995: 68-71.NONPERIODICAL SOURCESPUBLISHED ON CD-ROM OR DISKETTE .ELECTRONIC MAIL .....................................Academic ASAP. New York: Infotrac, Dec. 1995. CD-ROM."Grand Canyon National Park." The Random House Encyclopedia. 1990 ed.Pitts<strong>for</strong>d, NY: Mycrolitics, 1991. CD-ROM.Buss, Pauline. "Choosing a New Computer <strong>for</strong> Your Office." E-mail to JosephSternberg. 18 Jan. 1996. E-mail.For more in<strong>for</strong>mation: Gibaldi, Joseph. <strong>MLA</strong> Handbook <strong>for</strong> Writers of Research <strong>Paper</strong>s. 7th ed. New York: <strong>MLA</strong>, 2009.Another source <strong>for</strong> help: Purdue University Online Writing Lab. “<strong>MLA</strong> 2009 Formatting and Style Guide.”(Rev November 2009)

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