Gladwell, M. (2000). The tipping point: How little things can make a big difference. New York: Little, Brown and Company. 1. Gladwell M. 2000. The tipping point: how little things can make a big ...

Learning how to conduct accurate, discipline-specific academic research can feel daunting at first. But, with a solid understanding of the reasoning behind why we use academic citations coupled with ...

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Compiled by Karen Jackson, KnightCite user and Class of 2009 KnightCite is an online citation generator service provided by the Hekman Library of Calvin University. This service simplifies the often ...

The authors state "New York judges drafting decisions and practitioners citing authority to New York courts should consider using the Official New York Law Reports citation style—known as the 'Tanbook ...

CSE stands for the Council of Science Editors; this citation style was formerly referred to as CBE, after the Council of Biology Editors (prior to their change of name in 1999). CSE formatting is used ...

The Chicago Manual of Style is an American English style guide published by the University of Chicago Press. The Manual’s guidelines for publishing, style and usage, and citations and indexes—known as ...

Receiving 15 student inquiries about citations in two weeks drives me to despair. The technicalities of citation style have emerged for students as a prime concern: Students require reassurance and ...

My university recently convened an emergency “summit” for librarians, tutors, and concerned faculty members to solve a citation crisis. Our library help desks reportedly cannot complete their core ...