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Your academic paper must included a listing of your references and citations. Check your documentation according to your particular discipline. Ask your professor which style should be used for your paper. For example, typically:
- humanities subjects use either MLA or the Chicago/Turabian (footnote) styles;
- social-science subjects use APA style; and
- science subjects use CBE style.
Refer to the appropriate style manual for the system you will use.
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| Good Resource :-) | Sep 6, 2006, 10:15 am |
You can also ask for help at any of the Libraries' reference desks:
For more details see:
http://umanitoba.ca/libraries/reference/index.html
For more details see:
http://umanitoba.ca/libraries/reference/index.html
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| Thanks! | Sep 27, 2006, 3:44 pm |
Thanks Ryan
Students - both graduate and undergraduate - can also come to the Learning Assistance Centre (201 Tier). We provide one-to-one writing tutor support for all UM students.
Reference librarians are the bomb though, for citation support!
Miriam
Students - both graduate and undergraduate - can also come to the Learning Assistance Centre (201 Tier). We provide one-to-one writing tutor support for all UM students.
Reference librarians are the bomb though, for citation support!
Miriam
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