Our library has most of the major journals published in English, you can check the printouts to confirm if we have a given journal and year. These also would be found in the reference section of the library. The paper must also contain your name and campus P. O. number. Plagiarism consists in presenting the writings or ideas of another as your own. If you are in doubt always indicate the reference or source.
Plagiarism constitutes grounds for immediate failure of the paper.
They should be written in outline form with these five headings. The first three headings should be in sentences only, no paragraphs. Only in the last two should there be paragraph length statements and numbers 1-4 should be the same whether you liked or disliked the reading. Summarize what you understand to be the central point of the reading. Try to pinpoint what you understand to be the major subtopics that the author touches upon in the pursuit of the central point.