General+Writing+Support

> Wikipedia is a marvel of Web innovation and utility, but recent controversies raise a troubling question: Just how accurate is Wikipedia, and can you trust what it tells you? College professors say not very and you can't. See the attached article from MSNBC. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17740041/from/ET/ NEVER USE/CITE WIKIPEDIA as if it were a reliable source.
 * [|Citation Machine]
 * [|Cornell Notes--Lined Paper]
 * [|Online 5 Paragraph Essay Map/Organizer]
 * [|Dictionary.com]
 * [|The Grammar Book--Grammar, Punctuation, and Usage Rules]
 * [|The Write Source Home Page (Publisher of your Writers INC books)]
 * [|The Write Way--District 6 Writing Guide]
 * [|Writing Styles Guide from Hamilton College]
 * **Wikipedia Caution:** The word on Wikipedia: Trust but verify

Grammarman Episodes [|A Guide to Library Research] (done by marshmellow peeps)
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