Should religious sensibilities be allowed to limit free expression?

Should religious sensibilities be allowed to limit free expression?

At the point in the body of your paper where you wish to insert an endnote, stop typing and click on the word, INSERT then click on REFERENCE at the top of your screen on the toolbar.

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2. Next, under the REFERENCE box, go to a tiny arrow in the lower right hand corner and click. This will bring up your format menu. Once there, choose endnotes , then click the tiny arrow for Arabic  numerals (i.e., 1,2,3,4, etc.) instead of Roman numerals (i.e., I,ii, iii, iv, etc.)

Then hit INSERT and the numeral  1 will automatically appear as a superscript number 1in the narrative above the sentence you wish to insert an endnote in, and at the end of your paper.

Supply the needed reference information (which for most students will be a link to the website) beside the second numeral that appears at the end (or back) of your paper.

3. For the remaining endnotes, just hit insert endnote to insert endnote 2. Repeat this step for endnote 3, 4, etc.  (numerals will automatically appear consecutively in the body and at the end of your paper)

Additional note:

All major writing styles are acceptable.  Papers should be written in 12’ font, type written, and double spaced.

Whenever the same reference or citation is used more than once, consecutively, the short-hand notation of Ibid., or Ibid., 23, should be used.  What is the difference between the two?

In the first example (Ibid.,) the same source is used more than once, consecutively, and the information in each instance can be found on the same page.

In the second example (Ibid., 23) the same source is used more than once, consecutively, but the first time it is used, the information is found on , e.g., page 7 of the source, and the very next time it is used, the information is found on page 23 of the source, as in Ibid., 23.

Finally, when the same source is used more than once, but not consecutively, (i.e., not repeated in a row one after another) the short hand notion of Pearson, 5 may be used, where Pearson is the author’s last name and 5 refers to the page number.  If no authors’ name is available, some abbreviation of the title of the article, book, or website plus the page number is acceptable.