General+Paper+Research+Resources

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 * eSources

Time Magazine [|**//__Time: time.com__//**]

[|**//__National Geographic: nationalgeographic.com__//**]
 * National Geographic**


 * National Public Radio**
 * [|//__National Public Radio: npr.org__//]**


 * Science Daily**
 * [|//__Science Daily: sciencedaily.com__//]**


 * Smithsonian**
 * [|//__Smithsonian: smithsonian.com__//]**


 * The Guardian**
 * [|//__The Guardian: theguardian.com/uk__//]** || **ProPublica**
 * [|Link]**


 * CNN**
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 * Yahoo / ABC**
 * [|Link]**


 * The Art Newspaper**
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The LA Times [|__Link__]

[|//**Wall Street Journal: wsj.com**//]
 * Wall Street Journal**


 * Fox News**
 * [|//Fox News: foxnews.com//]**


 * The New York Times**
 * [|//The New York Times: nytimes.com//]**


 * EurekAlert**
 * [|Link]** ||

Global Perspective Resources in Context

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General Paper Research Search



 * **General Paper Research Resources****


 * **Global Issues** **

**General Paper Audio Research Resource**

**General Paper Podcast and Vodcast Resources**

**General Paper Editorial and Opinion Resources**

A word on thesis statements:
First and foremost, remember that a quality thesis statement does more than simply state your topic; it communicates your opinion or "big idea" about your topic in a way that others could disagree with or debate about. Examples of quality thesis statements include:
 * Athletes have ruined their career by making poor decisions relating to drug use, gambling, and breaking team rules.
 * Habitat For Humanity creates homes for less advantaged families by relying on volunteers, community support, and professional assistance.

Documents for your reference:

 * [[file:cecgraduationproject/Outline Template for Research Paper.doc|Outline Template for Research Paper]]
 * [[file:cecgraduationproject/Using Quotes Appropriately.doc|Using Quotes Appropriately]]

MLA Style Workshop
MLA Formatting and Style Resources**

Useful links:

 * Outline Maker -- Note: Do not simply copy and paste the link to your finished outline; this will not work. Click on the "Save Your Outline" link and follow the instructions, then post that document to the "Paper" page of your wiki.
 * [|Diana Hacker's Research Paper Site]
 * [|Quotations]

**Differences Between MLA and APA Research Writing**
 * Understanding APA Style:**
 * MLA Tutorials**
 * APA Tutorials**

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