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 Your paper should use (and properly cite) at least 4 sources. At least 1 of your sources should be scholarly 
  The paper should follow the guidelines in Guptill for constructing an organic college paper not a five-paragraph theme. If the material in the book does not make sense 
Credible information can be found in many different formats, including documentaries, podcasts, interviews, and news programs.
The paper should use MLA format, including in-text citations and a properly formatted Works Cited page. The paper should be minimum 1000 words.
The Purdue OWL is a wonderful resource. Their materials for in-text citation can be found here (Links to an external site.).
And their materials for a works cited page can be found here (Links to an external site.).
The paper should be written in first person.