Quotes Use quotation marks for all quotations that are no more than seven lines of copy. Quotes that are longer than seven lines should be inset, marked to be set in 11-point type, and should not have quotation marks. Double-space inset quotations. Include page number where quotation appeared. Quotation marks should be used to set off a word of unusual meaning or an unfamiliar, excessively slangy, or coined word the first time it used.
Quotes are unnecessary thereafter.
When in doubt, do not capitalize. Civil, military, professional titles, and titles of nobility are capitalized when they immediately precede a personal name. Article and section titles of any kind should be initial caps only. Italicize names of books, newspapers, and journals. Do no underline them.