The Current Contents database is a source for the most recent publications. Many databases actually draw on the same source, but use different menus and search engines. Grading Papers will be evaluated according to style and content. Style will be evaluated according to the structure and organization of the paper and the clarity of the writing. Content will be evaluated on the information contained in your observations and the clarity of the reasoning in developing the argument presented in your paper.
Additional suggestions regarding style and content are available.
Format for citing references You must cite the sources of information you use in the text of your paper. At the end of your paper, create a list of all the articles cited in your paper, but DO NOT include anything you did not specifically cite in the text of your paper. Indicate when abstracts are used in place of articles unavailable in our library, but do not cite abstracts when the articles are in our library. Be sure to include web addresses for electronically published sources. Be sure to cite sources for any information not generally known, otherwise the implication is that the information is original with you.