Musqueam and UBC Golf Course

HI guys,

I just want to look for some advice regarding writing research papers, such as citing endnotes, grammar tenses, things to look out for, etc.

Also, I wonder if anyone has any insights on issues regarding the Musqueam and UBC Golf course controversy, or Aboriginal Land Claims in general. (Please cite your sources!)

Any help would be appreciated thanks XD

its easier if you break down your research paper into seperate parts and use subheadings and the likes especially if the paper is long. Makes the paper reader-friendly.

Citing endnotes and things, depends on whoever is looking at it. Some people like that after a quote or paraphrasing etc put a braket and inside have necessary information which then can be used to find the sources at the end.

You are clever, and I bet you will find some excellent ways to use the Internet to get things done over the years. But instead of using the Internet to get this paper to write itself, use the Internet to do some excellent research. I like questia.com for writing papers. It is SO useful!!! And it automatically generates your reference list for you.

Ask your teacher what citation style should be used. If footnotes are required, it is probably Chicago style. Remember my rule:

Make an assertion as your topic sentence, and let it grow into a paragraph. Maybe ad a citation or quotation. for every paragraph, just make an assertion of something that you learned as you read articles about it.

Every paragraph is an idea, so a 10 page paper (10 pages = about 30 paragraphs) might have about 28 ideas sandwiched between a solid intro and a solid conclusion paragraph.

Let that collection of paragraphs form, and then go back and write the intro when you are all done. Write the intro based on the paragraphs that grew from your 28 topic sentences.

:-)