CITING SOURCES IN MLA STYLE FORMAT
The Academic Departments at Roselle Catholic require the
use of the MLA (Modern Language Association) format when
constructing a Works Cited page. Use
Writer's Inc. for the format for more
traditional sources, (books, magazines, newspapers,etc.)
Check out the website http://www.mla.org for
up to date formatting for citing online sources. In the
site, click on the "MLA Style" option, then go
to "Frequently asked questions". Choose "How do I document sources from the World Wide Web" and it will list many
different examples. There's an example from an AOL
source, and formatting for sources from a subscription
database such as Electric Library.
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