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Weblinks
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- Language Tip of the Week
June Casagrande, author of Grammar Snobs are Great Big Meanies. This site offers a useful language, usage and style tips on a weekly basis. - Dave's ESL Café
Professor Dave Sperling This site offers a wide range of resources for students and teachers of English as a second language, including language learning resources, job postings, and discussion forums. - MLA Style
This page includes a description of Modern Language Association (MLA) style guidelines for documenting a research paper with a link to frequently asked questions about the style. - CMS Style
This site includes a description of Chicago Manual of Style (CMS) guidelines for documenting with a comprehensive Q&A section. - Research and Documenting Sources
Purdue University Online Writing Lab This section of the Purdue University OWL offers guidelines for finding, evaluating, and documenting sources, as well as advice on writing research papers. - Internet Public Library
University of Michigan School of Information This site offers an interactive tutorial on identifying the argument of an essay. - Librarians' Index to the Internet
The Library of California Created and maintained by librarians, this site offers a searchable annotated subject directory of Web resources that have been selected and evaluated. - American Memory
Library of Congress This site offers links to the digital versions of selected holdings relevant to American history and culture, including photographs, manuscripts, rare books, maps, and recorded sound and moving pictures. - NYPL Digital Gallery
New York Public Library This site offers access to more than 275,000 digitized images from the collections of the New York Public Library. You can search collections or browse by topic to find illustrations, photographs, posters, maps, and manuscripts. - The New York Times
This online version of the The New York Times includes searchable archives.