We use italics for the names of books, magazines, plays, courses, conferences, reports, etc. Although some style guides recommend the use of underlining for some of these categories, the availability of italics in most word processing programs eliminates the need for underlining, which is used as a substitute for italics on a typewriter and can look unprofessional when letters hang down over the line . Another good substitute for underlining is to boldface words or sentences that need emphasis. Malaspina University-College . We spell out numbers under 10, and use numerical values for all others, except millions.
Exceptions are for decimal point numbers, time, ages, and page numbers.
You are invited to forums on March 23, April 22 and May 29. Using zeroes when referring to time and money is redundant. We use the full name and sometimes a title on first reference, and last name only on all other references. President Rich Johnston presented the awards. Johnston praised the recipients for their achievements.