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Author’s (s’) Last Name, initial(s) [see Purdue OWL for multiple authors]. (year of publication). Enter title of article, sentence case rules with capitalization of proper nouns. Enter [italicized] Name of Periodical, Vol. # (issue #), p. # -p.#. [If a DOI is available enter:] doi: ###### … OR, If obtained from a database include the term: Retrieved from [enter the name of the database (not EBSCO; there are many databases provided by EBSCO)]. OR, if from the internet, enter the URL unless the doi is available. See Purdue OWL for other publication methods. If you are writing a paper with more than one reference, pressing the enter key at the end of your reference will carry forward the proper formatting to the next paragraph. Remember to delete what doesn’t apply and all the blue text, and submit the article with your Review.