Missing: Second References

In first references, we often use the full title of an organization, in caps: the U.S. Justice Department, Michigan State University, etc.

But in subsequent references -- after we established the group in the first reference -- we can use a generic version in lower case or an appropriate common acronym: the justice department, the department, MSU, the university, etc.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it'sMSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it's MSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it's MSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it's MSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it's MSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.

Murder: References And Attribution

Some reminders: use a full business name in a first reference, and in a second reference you can use a generic name or an acronym.

For example, on first reference it's North Point Inn, and on second reference it can just be the inn. You've established which inn you're talking about with the first reference.

On, on first reference it's Michigan State University and on second reference it's MSU or the university.

With attribution, you need to have a source for each graf. But if your graf just cites a single source, then you only need one attribution, no matter how many sentences your graf is.