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1. Write the citation format for College, The Easy Way as you would cite it in a bibliography.
2. Write the citation format for In Praise of the F Word as you would cite it in a bibliography.
3. Use a quote from either article in a sentence, and use MLA in-text citation format.
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1. Hebert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." NewYork Times 4 March 2011: A21.
ReplyDelete2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the "F" Word." Newsweek. 6 May 1991
3. Hebert mentioned in his article which showed students lack of importance in studying when he said that “Thirty-six percent of the students said they studied alone less than five hours a week.” (Hebert A21)
Idakwoji, Mary.
ReplyDelete1. Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way". New York: New York Times Co., March 4th, 2011. A 21.
2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of F Word." Longman Writer: Seventh Edition.
3. Herbert, stated in his article, "But what are America's Kids actually learning in College." (A 21).
Destini Babineaux
ReplyDeleteHerbert, Bob. ""College the Easy Way"." NewYork Times 5 March 2011, Newyork editon: A21. Print.
Sherry, Mary. In Praise of the F Word. LongMan Writer 7th Edition. 502. Print.
Mary Sherry stated that Eventually a fortunate few will find their way into eduactional repair shops___adult literacy programs, such as the one where I teach basic grammar and writing (Sherry 502).
1. Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." New York Times 4 Mar. 2011: A21. Print.
ReplyDelete2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the "F" Word." Newsweek. 6 May 1991
In his article, Herbert stated, "Perhaps more now than ever, the point of the college experience is to have a good time and walk away with a valuable credential after putting in the least effort possible." (Herbert A21)
Quintel Sibley
ReplyDelete1. Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." New York Times. March 4, 2011. Print.
2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. May 6, 1991. Print.
"Intellectual effort and academic rigor is becoming increasingly less important," which plays an important role in society. (Herbert 1).
Sylvester Nzekwe
ReplyDeleteHerbert Bob."College the Easy Way." New York Times, 4 Mar. 2010. Web. 4 April. 2011.
Herbert stated "What many of those students are now walking awgay with is somethin that has long been recognized as invaluable - higher order thinking and reasoning skills" (Herbert 1), which is true
1. Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." New York Times. March 4, 2011. Print.
ReplyDelete2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. May 6, 1991. Print.
If they’re not developing their higher order skills, it means they’re not developing the attitudes and dispositions that are needed to even understand that that’s important.” (A.21)
Delwin Williams
ReplyDelete1. The New York Times. 2011. College the Easy Way, Available at:
http://www.nytimes.com/2011/03/05/opinion/05herbert.html?_r=3&emc=eta1 [Accessed: 4th Apr 2011]. Website
2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of F Word." Longman Writer: Seventh Edition. 502. Print.
3." Tens of thousands of 18-year-olds will graduate this year and be handed meaningless diplomas” (The Longman Writer,2009)."
Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." New York Times. March 4, 2011. Print.
ReplyDeleteSherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. May 6, 1991. Print.
"Students are hitting the books less and partying more. Easier courses and easier majors have become more and more popular."(Herbert A21)
1.Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." The New York
ReplyDeleteTimes 5 March 2011: A21. Print.
2.Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. 6 May 1991. Print.
3. In the article, Herbert stated, "They can get their degrees without putting in more of an effort because in far too many instances the colleges and universities are not demanding more of them." (Herbert A21)
1.Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way". New York: New York Times. 4 March 2011. Print.
ReplyDelete2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. 6 May 1991. Print.
3. Bob Herbert states in his article, "College the Easy Way","Intellectual effort and academic rigor is becoming increasingly less important, which plays an important role in society." (Hebert 1)
Herbert, Bob. ""College the Easy Way"." NewYork Times 5 March 2011, Newyork editon: A21. Print.
ReplyDeleteSherry, Mary. In Praise of the F Word. LongMan Writer 7th Edition. 502. Print.
"I will never forget a teacher who played that card to get the attention of one of my children" (Sherry502).
Te'Yonte' Tillman
ReplyDelete1. Herbert, Bob. "College the Easy Way." New York Times. March 4, 2011. Print.
2. Sherry, Mary. "In Praise of the F Word." Newsweek. May 6, 1991. Print.
Te'yonte' Tillman
ReplyDelete3."Students are hitting the books less and partying more", said Bob Hebert.(HebertA21)
1. Hebert, Bob. "College the Easy Way". New York Times. New york Times, 4 March 2011.Web.10 march 2011.
ReplyDelete2. Sherry, Mary. "In praise of the "F" word". Newsweek,1991. The Longman Writer 7th edition.502.Print.
3. In his article, Hebert mentioned that “Many students come to college not only poorly prepared by prior schooling... but they enter college with attitudes, norms, values, and behaviors that are often at odds with academic commitment”.(HebertA21)