Hasey 11R Career Research Mrs. Daniels and Mrs. Spitzer
Cicero-North Syracuse High School School Librarians
http://nscsd.org
Use the links below to explore up to date information on careers.

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Citation:
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Citation:
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Gale Databases and Virtual Reference Library
Gale has a wide variety of databases covering diverse subjects.
Citation: Found at the bottom of each article.

Creating a citation for an Internet source
Include all of the following if possible. If the page does not list an author, skip this and start with the title of the page. If the page has no date, you will put n.d. instead of the date.

Author or Editor’s Last Name, Author or Editor’s First Name (if given).”Title of Page or Article.” Title of Site. Name of Institution or Organization Associated With Site, Date of electronic publication or of the latest update (day month year). Web. Date of access (day month year).

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