Style+Guide


 * Style Guide**
 * ** Introduction : set the stage for your thesis. **
 * ** BE CREATIVE! - draw the reader into your work. **
 * ** What does a newcomer need to know in order for them to understand your paper? **
 * ** Intro should only be ** **ONE** ** paragraph. **
 * ** Thesis is the ** **last sentence** ** of your ** **intro** ** duction **


 * ** Body Paragraphs **
 * **Write in the 3rd person, never in the 1st person.**
 * **All paragraphs should** **not** **be longer than three-** ** quarters (3/4) of a page long. **
 * **Long paragraphs** **tend to contain multiple ideas with little to no analysis.**
 * ** Introduce ** **ALL** ** quotes **
 * ** According to Aaron Preetam, author of //Wrestling is Amazing//, "..." **
 * ** Note that you include not only the author's name, but a credential that explains why we should listen to them. **
 * ** Quotes should be ** **analyzed** ** to explain relevance. **
 * ** Last sentence of the paragraph should tie back to your thesis statement and/or serve as a transition to your next point. **
 * ** Don't end a paragraph with an unanalyzed quote. **
 * **Cite** ** your source(s)!!! **
 * ** See the @footnote page. **


 * ** Conclusion **
 * **Rephrase** ** your thesis and your strongest supporting points. **
 * ** This does not mean that you copy and paste your thesis. **
 * == **You can also consider discussing the repercussions of your event.** ==
 * ==Works Cited==
 * ** Works Cited comes from your bibliography in NoodleTools. **
 * ** Delete any sources you have not used in your paper. **