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GreasyKidsStuffMOMMM!ROAST BEEF WANTS TO KISS GIRLS ON THE TITTIES!Registered Userregular
So I'm putting together a bibliography for a paper I'm writing for my sociology class, and I'm trying to figure out how to reference a website like this one:
There's no author or any of that. I looked at a few websites that list the different types of internet sources, but I'm not sure where this would fall under. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Oh and the citation style is APA, if that makes a difference.
Using: http://www.liu.edu/CWIS/CWP/library/workshop/citapa.htm I would consider it a website with no author, though it does reference the source of the data (noted to be MRI TwelvePlus 2007 at the bottom). That being said, you could treat MRI etc. as the author, I would assume, as such:
I just did a bibliography today for a Soc paper (APA style no less), so I feel your pain.
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GreasyKidsStuffMOMMM!ROAST BEEF WANTS TO KISS GIRLS ON THE TITTIES!Registered Userregular
edited November 2009
Good enough for me. I'll get this locked up. Citations SUCK.
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MRI TwelvePlus 2007. (Spring, 2009). Rolling Stone Spring 2009 Demographics.
Retrieved (put whatever date here), from The Rolling Stone:
http://www.srds.com/mediakits/rollingstone/demographics.html
I just did a bibliography today for a Soc paper (APA style no less), so I feel your pain.