Remember to use the Harvard Method of documentation as shown in the McMillan text, chapter 6. I have not corrected every grammatical and punctuation error in your rough draft. The trends that I have graded in the early pages tend to follow through most everyone s paper, so watch for similar problems and make the suggested corrections.
Correct spelling is also very important.
Use the spell-check function of your word processor as well as a careful proofreading to try to find all spelling errors. A single sheet of plain typing paper will do nicely. A clear plastic folder or a theme folder is not necessary. It should include the title of your paper, your name, the course title, instructor s name, and the date. This can very easily be adapted into a Table of Contents simply by placing page numbers in a column at the right of the headings and subheadings.