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Just a question about citing a Washington Post article.


monkey52 1 / 3  
Dec 25, 2010   #1
I'm talking about a Washington Post article that my uncle read to me a few years ago in my college essay. Is there a need to cite this article in my essay? The post isn't really the main focus of the essay, but it's important. I have it cited for now, with a footnote at the end of the essay, but is this necessary?
kevin1225 1 / 6  
Dec 25, 2010   #2
always put it in there just in case.

It never hurts. The person that reads your essay may be looking for something formal- it depends.
RamyaRam 6 / 14  
Dec 25, 2010   #3
I agree. It won't ever hurt to cite more than necessary, just as a general rule of thumb. I know that when my English teacher talks about citing on the English AP tests, she says that you automatically get a 2 on your essay if you don't cite at all, citing is essential! She also says that if you are not sure about whether to cite or not, just do it!
aakash988 4 / 6  
Dec 25, 2010   #4
Actually, I think it would be better if you do cite. It may make your essay seem a bit more professional =)
OP monkey52 1 / 3  
Dec 26, 2010   #5
thanks guys


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