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      <title>Creating Models for Electronic Citations</title>
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      <description>In the fall of 1995 we first encountered the need to help our honors rhetoric students cite Internet sources. We remember well one students first attempt. In her works cited the student created an entry to list something she&#39;d found on the World Wide Web. With elegant simplicity she wrote Internet (1995).
Realizing that something was missing, we then began seriously to investigate just how it is that one cites electronic sources with some degree of grace, efficiency, and style.</description>
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