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ROAD ETIQUETTE: Citation

How should you arrange the citations?

At the end of your paper, you will need to list your complete citations in alphabetical order, like this:

TIP! Ignore a, an and the at the beginning of the title.

Reference List

Avila, E. (1998) The folklore of the freeway: space, culture, and identity in postwar Los Angeles. AZTLAN - A Journal of Chicano Studies, 23:14-32.

The Chinese Americans in Los Angeles. (2001, Oct. 30). Chinese American Museum in Los Angeles. Retrieved June 24, 2002 from the World Wide Web: http://www.camla.org/history.htm

An epochal event misinterpreted. (1993) St. Louis Journalism Review 22(159):2.

Moore, D. (1994) To the golden cities: pursuing the American Jewish dream in Miami and L.A. New York: Free Press.

A problem we can no longer ignore. (HIV AIDS). (2005). Black issues in higher education. 22(3):4.

Now that you have learned how to cite as well as how to arrange the citations, try some exercises on citation styles or citations arrangement.

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