A. Using what you learned from our session in the library with the research librarian, locate and print 3 articles on each side of your topic, 3 pro and 3 con.
B. Following MLA form exactly, prepare citations for each current, authoritative article you have chosen.
C. Summarize each of the arguments, in your own words, using parenthetical notes for page numbers, Longer articles will obviously need longer summaries.
D. Alphabetize, using MLA form as always, by last name of author.
E. Annotated bibliography is a sufficient title, followed by your topic.
F. Put MLA citation the top of the page, then the summary, then the next citation, the next summary, until all six sources are arranged alphabetically.
G. The whole project will probably be 7-9 pages long, counting full pages.
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