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Brian T. Murphy

October 7, 2018

Works Cited Practice

Based on the information on MLA documentationin yourhandbook and the handouts and class notes, complete a correct Works Cited page utilizing the five sources listed below.Note: some of the information provided is not necessary for your Works Cited references.

1. A book called Banned in the USA written by Herbert N. Foerstel. The book has 231 pages and was published in a second edition in 2002 by Greenwood Press, located in Westport, Connecticut.

2. An article by Jodi B. Cohen called Fighting Online Censorship in the April 13, 1996, edition of the weekly business journal Editor & Publisher. The article begins on page 44 and continues on page 60.You found this article on Thursday, October 27, using the college library’s subscription database, Lexis-Nexis Academic, at

3. Cyberspace: If You Don't Love It, Leave It, an essay by Esther Dyson in the New York Times Magazine, published on July 15, 1995, on pages 26 and 27. You found this article using the college library’s subscription database, Academic Search Complete, at Tuesday, November 1.

4. An essay by Nat Hentoff titled Speech Should Not Be Limited on pages 22-26 of the book Censorship: Opposing Viewpoints, edited by Terry O'Neill. The book is published by Greenhaven Press in St. Paul, Minnesota. The publication year is 1985. You have quoted from page 23 of the article in your essay, and you summarized pages 24-25 in another section of your essay.

5. An essay online called A Parent's Guide to Supervising a Child's Online and Internet Experiences, which is posted on the website Cybertelecom.org. The document is by Mr. Robert Cannon, Esq., and you have Version 1.1 of the essay, which was last updated March 4, 1997. Though the essay prints out on four pages, the pages are not numbered. You accessed the information on November1 from your home computer, using Google to find it, and the complete URL is

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