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Works Cited
TYPE OF SOURCE
BOOK with one author
BOOK with same author
Batterberry, Hannah L. “Pants through the Years.” Western World Costume. New York: Greenwich, 1999. 250-98. Print.
- - -. “The Women’s Revolution.” Fashion: The Mirror of History. Ed. Chelsey Clark. Detroit: Gale, 1988. 72-83. Print.
BOOK with more than one author
2+ authors, use one author name,
et.al. Note named volume.
BOOK with no author; Alpha by title
Ely, Evelyn H., and Carol A. Klein. “Revolution in Women’s Fashion.” The Sixties. Ed. Evan S. Leo. 2nd ed. Detroit: Gale,
BOOK with editor, no author
Whole book; no identified section
REFERENCE book: GENERAL Well-known
source; Publisher and city NOT required
SPECIALIZED reference book
Cite as a BOOK
Note that the publisher is an imprint
Frost, Danvers C., ed. Haute Couture. Osprey: Beachams, 2006. Print.
2012. 64-92. Print. Vol. 5 of American Decades.
“Flappers and Pantaloons.” Fashion Is History. New York: Random, 2005. 122-29. Print.
“Pantaloons.” World Book Encyclopedia. 3rd ed. 2009. Print.
Payne, Beth T. “The Twentieth Century.” Women’s History through Fashion. Ed. Paul G. Cunning. 2nd ed. Detroit:
Greenhaven-Gale, 2012. 230-39. Print.
JOURNAL article
Queely, Kat A. “Fashion and the Fight for the Vote.” Art History 13.1 (1990): 47-71. Print.
MAGAZINE article
Rallens, Sally B. “All Dressed Up with No Place to Go.” Time 7 Mar. 2001: 23-5. Print.
REPRINTED article
Commonly found in CLC, NCLC, TCLC
Novels for Students, Critical Materials
NEWSPAPER available online
Reed, Nancy B. “Amelia Bloomer, Revolutionary.” Novels for Students. Ed. Dedria Bryfonski. Detroit: Gale, 1998. 307-18.
WEB page without a date of pub/update
Sharr, Edy. “Pantaloons.” HERstory. Ed. Hannah P. Lane. Coalition for Women’s History, n.d. Web. 9 July 2012.
Print. Rpt. of “Amelia Bloomer and the Fashion Revolution.” History Crossroads. New York: Random, 1960. 77-103.
Ryder, Lane. “Fashion Progresses.” Boston.com. New York Times Co, 2012. Web. 9 July 2012. <http://www.boston.com>.
<http://www.herstory.com/pantaloons.html>.
WEB page without a sponsor/publisher
“Shazam! Fashion Revolution.” Suffrage History. Ed. Deb Starrett. N.p., 2009. Web. 9 Sept. 2012.
<http://www.womenhistory.com/fashion.html>.
eBOOK using a DATABASE
Author of Book; Editor
Shuster, Jonathan. “Suffragettes’ Fashion.” Progressivism. Ed. Carol Turkewicz. Detroit: Greenhaven-Gale, 2010. 234-47. Gale
DATABASE Journal article
Tobella, Stephanie. “Fashion Reform Movement of the 19th Century.” Women’s Studies in Communication 20.2 (1997):
Virtual Reference Library. Web. 7 Aug. 2012.
189(22). General OneFile. Web. 9 Sept. 2012.
Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri De. Marcenlle Lender Dancing the Bolero in “Chilperic.” 1896. Mr. And Mrs. John Hay Whitney
PAINTING
Collection, Chicago. Impressionism. Ed. Ross Clinton. New York: Phaidon, 1996. 133. Print.
PHOTOGRAPH
Town Portrait, National American Women Suffrage, St. Louis, 3-25-19. 1919. American Memory. Library of Congress, 2006.
Web. 16 Sept. 2006. <http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html>.
WEB SITE, no author; MAP
“Vicarious Tour of the Path of the Suffragettes.” Map. Washington DC: U.S. Department of Commerce, 2006. U.S. Census
Bureau. Web. 9 July 2012. <http://www.census.gov/>.
DVD/Video Use appropriate marker:
DVD. Video. Film.
INTERVIEW in Person
Victory! The Suffragettes March. Dir. Vlad Diggs. Perf. Chelsey Clark and Derek Holsten. 2009. Paramount. DVD.
INTERVIEW
Television
Winfrey, Oprah. Interview by Lindsay Frost. Women in the Spotlight. PBS. WGBH, Boston, 19 May 2012. Television.
Whitaker, Clarence. Personal interview. 16 Sept. 2012.
For additional information, consult:
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th ed.)
Purdue Online Writing Lab OWL: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
Diana Hacker: http://www.dianahacker.com
JOURNAL article
Queely, Kat A. “Fashion and the Fight for the Vote.” Art History 13.1 (1990): 47-71. Print.
MAGAZINE article
Rallens, Sally B. “All Dressed Up with No Place to Go.” Time 7 Mar. 2001: 23-5. Print.
REPRINTED article
Commonly found in CLC, NCLC, TCLC
Novels for Students, Critical Materials
NEWSPAPER available online
Reed, Nancy B. “Amelia Bloomer, Revolutionary.” Novels for Students. Ed. Dedria Bryfonski. Detroit: Gale, 1998. 307-18.
WEB page without a date of pub/update
Sharr, Edy. “Pantaloons.” HERstory. Ed. Hannah P. Lane. Coalition for Women’s History, n.d. Web. 9 July 2012.
Print. Rpt. of “Amelia Bloomer and the Fashion Revolution.” History Crossroads. New York: Random, 1960. 77-103.
Ryder, Lane. “Fashion Progresses.” Boston.com. New York Times Co, 2012. Web. 9 July 2012. <http://www.boston.com>.
<http://www.herstory.com/pantaloons.html>.
WEB page without a sponsor/publisher
“Shazam! Fashion Revolution.” Suffrage History. Ed. Deb Starrett. N.p., 2009. Web. 9 Sept. 2012.
<http://www.womenhistory.com/fashion.html>.
eBOOK using a DATABASE
Author of Book; Editor
Shuster, Jonathan. “Suffragettes’ Fashion.” Progressivism. Ed. Carol Turkewicz. Detroit: Greenhaven-Gale, 2010. 234-47. Gale
DATABASE Journal article
Tobella, Stephanie. “Fashion Reform Movement of the 19th Century.” Women’s Studies in Communication 20.2 (1997):
Virtual Reference Library. Web. 7 Aug. 2012.
189(22). General OneFile. Web. 9 Sept. 2012.
Toulouse-Lautrec, Henri De. Marcenlle Lender Dancing the Bolero in “Chilperic.” 1896. Mr. And Mrs. John Hay Whitney
PAINTING
Collection, Chicago. Impressionism. Ed. Ross Clinton. New York: Phaidon, 1996. 133. Print.
PHOTOGRAPH
Town Portrait, National American Women Suffrage, St. Louis, 3-25-19. 1919. American Memory. Library of Congress, 2006.
Web. 16 Sept. 2006. <http://memory.loc.gov/ammem/index.html>.
WEB SITE, no author; MAP
“Vicarious Tour of the Path of the Suffragettes.” Map. Washington DC: U.S. Department of Commerce, 2006. U.S. Census
Bureau. Web. 9 July 2012. <http://www.census.gov/>.
DVD/Video Use appropriate marker:
DVD. Video. Film.
INTERVIEW in Person
Victory! The Suffragettes March. Dir. Vlad Diggs. Perf. Chelsey Clark and Derek Holsten. 2009. Paramount. DVD.
INTERVIEW
Television
Winfrey, Oprah. Interview by Lindsay Frost. Women in the Spotlight. PBS. WGBH, Boston, 19 May 2012. Television.
Whitaker, Clarence. Personal interview. 16 Sept. 2012.
For additional information, consult:
MLA Handbook for Writers of Research Papers (7th ed.)
Purdue Online Writing Lab OWL: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/
Diana Hacker: http://www.dianahacker.com
NHS LIBRARY Helpful Information
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Acceptable Use Policy All students must have a signed AUP on file to use computers independently, outside of a class.
Public library card Reserve books, use Interlibrary loan
USB Flash Drive Save files; use the BookScan Station in the Library to copy reference materials
Know your NHS Student ID Number Reserve and renew books using the NHS Library web catalog See below
A NoodleTools account See below
WHEN MAY I USE THE NHS LIBRARY?
HOW DO I SEARCH FOR NHS LIBRARY MATERIALS?
During School:
Use the NHS Online Catalog, linked from the Library homepage:
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http://www2.needham.k12.ma.us/nhs/nhs_media/NHSLibrary/library.html
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Teachers schedule their classes to use the Library for research projects.
Students use Library resources during those times and access
databases, ebooks when outside the Library.
Students with free time may sign in. There are always computers and
seating for students working independently; total seating and
computers available depends on class use.
Students with assigned studies obtain Library passes from study teachers
Before School: 7:30 to 8:00 AM Reserved for silent study; computers are
available for academic use.
After School: The Library is open until 3:30 (3:00 on Fridays).
HOW DO I SIGN UP or REVALIDATE A NOODLE TOOLS ACCOUNT?
http://www.noodletools.com
>New User Registration
Create a List of materials helpful for your project
HOW DO I BORROW LIBRARY MATERIALS?
All Students and Staff have Library accounts
Your Needham School ID # is your account number
Check out materials at the Library circulation desk
Loan periods: Project materials may have longer or shorter loan
arrangements, depending on your teacher’s requests
Books – 2 weeks; 1 renewal
DVDs – 1 week; 1 renewal
MY ACCOUNT
Username:
Password:
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Password: [see Library staff for username and password]
Revalidate yearly re-enter [see Library staff for username and password]
“NoodleBib” is a free account but it will not do complex citations; sign up
for a school account.
HOW DO I RENEW MATERIALS or PLACE A HOLD?
To RENEW, open the Catalog, click on “My Library Info” tab at the
top; enter your last name and student ID. Login and Renew by
following directions
To place a HOLD on materials that are checked out, first locate the
desired resource in the catalog. Click on the “HOLD” button on the
right. Enter your last name, student ID.
N.H.S. TECH Frequently Asked Questions
ACCEPTABLE USE POLICY
Prior to using any school technology (i.e., computers, audio/visual equipment,
etc.), you must sign the AUP. The AUP is located and kept on file at the library.
HOW TO SAVE WORK FROM HOME
The school computers are unable to open .docx, or .pptx files.
If you have a newer version of these programs, you must ‘save as’ an older
version of the program. It should be a .doc or .ppt.
The school computers have iWork ’08 installed. If you have a newer version at
home, you must save your file as an iWork ’08 document.
If you email work to yourself, please be sure to save your document and then
quit the program before attaching it to the email.
GOOGLE APPS @ NHS
Each student has a Needham Google Apps account. The applications include:
Google Docs (word processor, spreadsheets, and presentations), Google
Calendar, Google Contacts, and Google Sites.
Login URL
start.nhs.g.needham.k12.ma.us (also on NHS Home Page)
Username
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Password
Set by user after initially setting up account
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PERSONAL LAPTOPS AND DEVICES
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Personal devices may only be used for academic and instructional
purposes and with teacher’s permission.
If you are connecting to the wireless network, you must have a signed AUP
on file at the library.
Personal devices cannot be connected to a printer. To print, transfer your
files to a school computer using a flash drive or email.
School staff will not provide technical support or peripheral equipment.
WIRELESS NETWORK AVAILABLE
We have wireless network available for use in the school. You must sign the
Wireless Network Addendum to the AUP, located at the library and on the
Needham High webpage.
Network name: [see tech staff for login]
Guest login password: [see tech staff for login]
HOW TO BORROW AUDIO VISUAL
Audio Visual Equipment (i.e. overhead projectors, slide projectors, boombox,
video cameras, etc.) is available for school purposes. Students can make an
appointment to use the production equipment. Please make appointments and
reservations with at least one week notice in the Technology Office room 405.
NEED HELP?
Come to 405 for assistance with your technology questions.
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES available to the NHS Learning Community
Access NHS subscriptions via the NHS Library webpage:
http://www2.needham.k12.ma.us/nhs/nhs_media/NHSLibrary/library.html
LIBRARY SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES
Access
Link from the NHS Library webpage; Check with the Library Staff members for assistance
G a l e D a t a b a s e s
REMOTE login:
Nhsresearch
 These databases are
Cross-searchable
using a
PowerSearch
 Gale Virtual Reference Library ebooks: 1500+ Reference books
 Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Biography in Context Reference books, magazines
 New York Times 1985 to present
Global Issues in Context
 U.S. History in Context
 General OneFile 8,000 Academic journals and newspapers
 Science in Context
 World History in Context
 Massachusetts History Online
Health & Wellness Resource Center with Alternative Health
 Educator Reference Complete
Business & Company Resource Center
Username: needhamwb
Password: school
No password needed for
Massachusetts users
More eBooks
Usernames are given on the
Database webpage; the pw
is “the usual”: nhsresearch
All access within Massachusetts
USERNAME: needham high school
PASSWORD: nhsresearch
Gale Literature Resources
Criticism, overviews, bios
Contemporary Literary Criticism Select
Books and Authors
World Book Online
Encyclopedia Britannica
Online school edition plus read aloud
PLUS:
World Data Analysis, Annals of America
Marshall
Cavendish
Great American Writers of the Twentieth Century; Popular Contemporary Writers; Great World Writers; Sex & Society;
World & Its Peoples: Americas; World & Its Peoples: Africa, Australasia, Pacific
Cultures of the World (separate login)
Sharpe
Vast array of reference books including: Colonial America, Early Republic, Gilded Age, Jazz Age, Great Depression& New Deal; Postwar America;
American Folklife, Social Issues, Latino History/Culture; American Social Movements; American Counter-Culture; American Elections; America in
World History; Conflicts Since WWII; Booms & Busts Economic History; Global History; World Trade; Asian-American History/Culture
Salem
LITERATURE: Multiple titles “Critical Insights: Authors,” “Critical Survey of Poetry,” and “Critical Insights: Works”
HISTORY: Milestone Documents in American History, African American History, World History, World Religions;
Decades: Twenties, Thirties, Forties, Seventies; Eighties; Nineties
HEALTH: Mental Health & Psychology; Infectious Diseases & Conditions
Massachusetts Newsstand: Boston Globe
NoodleTools NHS Subscription
http://www.noodletools.com Check with the NHS Library Staff for assistance
Revalidate your Account: Each year, you will be asked to renew your account; Enter the school’s username and password
Your Public Library barcode is
your password; Needham cards
Minuteman Library databases http://www.mln.lib.ma.us/info/needham.htm Pop Culture Universe, NoveList Plus, Greenr, Career Transitions,
USERNAME: needhamhs
PASSWORD: rockets
Atomic Learning
Qikan Library, Mango (Learn Spanish, Japanese, French, German ,Italian, Greek, Russian, Mandarin, Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese)
http://www.atomiclearning.com
Learn to use an array of computer applications
See Mrs. Bookston in Technology for more information
ELECTRONIC RESOURCES available to the NHS Learning Community
Access NHS subscriptions via the NHS Library webpage:
http://www2.needham.k12.ma.us/nhs/nhs_media/NHSLibrary/library.html
LIBRARY SUBSCRIPTION DATABASES
Access
Link from the NHS Library webpage; Check with the Library Staff members for assistance
G a l e D a t a b a s e s
REMOTE login:
[see Library staff for
username and password]
 These databases are
Cross-searchable
using a
PowerSearch
 Gale Virtual Reference Library ebooks: 1500+ Reference books
 Opposing Viewpoints in Context
Biography in Context Reference books, magazines
 New York Times 1985 to present
Global Issues in Context
 U.S. History in Context
 General OneFile 8,000 Academic journals and newspapers
 Science in Context
 World History in Context
 Massachusetts History Online
Health & Wellness Resource Center with Alternative Health
 Educator Reference Complete
Business & Company Resource Center
Username: [see Library staff for
username and password]
Password: school
[see Library staff for username
and password]
More eBooks
Usernames are given on the
Database webpage; the pw
is [see Library staff for
username and password]
All access within Massachusetts
[see Library staff for username
and password]
Gale Literature Resources
Criticism, overviews, bios
Contemporary Literary Criticism Select
Books and Authors
World Book Online
Encyclopedia Britannica
Online school edition plus read aloud
PLUS:
World Data Analysis, Annals of America
Marshall
Cavendish
Great American Writers of the Twentieth Century; Popular Contemporary Writers; Great World Writers; Sex & Society;
World & Its Peoples: Americas; World & Its Peoples: Africa, Australasia, Pacific
Cultures of the World (separate login)
Sharpe
Vast array of reference books including: Colonial America, Early Republic, Gilded Age, Jazz Age, Great Depression& New Deal; Postwar America;
American Folklife, Social Issues, Latino History/Culture; American Social Movements; American Counter-Culture; American Elections; America in
World History; Conflicts Since WWII; Booms & Busts Economic History; Global History; World Trade; Asian-American History/Culture
Salem
LITERATURE: Multiple titles “Critical Insights: Authors,” “Critical Survey of Poetry,” and “Critical Insights: Works”
HISTORY: Milestone Documents in American History, African American History, World History, World Religions;
Decades: Twenties, Thirties, Forties, Seventies; Eighties; Nineties
HEALTH: Mental Health & Psychology; Infectious Diseases & Conditions
Massachusetts Newsstand: Boston Globe
NoodleTools NHS Subscription
http://www.noodletools.com Check with the NHS Library Staff for assistance
Revalidate your Account: Each year, you will be asked to renew your account; Enter the school’s username and password
Your Public Library barcode is
your password; Needham cards
Minuteman Library databases http://www.mln.lib.ma.us/info/needham.htm Pop Culture Universe, NoveList Plus, Greenr, Career Transitions,
[see Library staff for username
and password]
Atomic Learning
Qikan Library, Mango (Learn Spanish, Japanese, French, German ,Italian, Greek, Russian, Mandarin, Chinese, Brazilian Portuguese)
http://www.atomiclearning.com
Learn to use an array of computer applications
See Mrs. Bookston in Technology for more information