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Topic Title Synopsis: A short description of your research topic. The reason for choosing the topic should come here (limit -- ten lines). Explain why the topic is interesting and how the Web was useful for the topic. Provide other information as appropriate.
World Wide Web Sources
"How Satisfied Are Your Patients," American Academy of Family Physicians For each source, write about four lines analyzing the site, its relevance, and whether it provides valuable information. Use critical thinking.
Other Reference Sources: AuthorLastName, AuthorFirstName. "Title of an article goes in quotes." Title of a magazine or bookgoes in italics, volume (if any), date, and page go here. (Use your Turabian citations from the Treasure Hunt) For each source, write about four lines analyzing the site, its relevance, and whether it provides valuable information. Use critical thinking. Example below: Morton, Andrew. Diana: Her True Story. New York: Pocket Books, 1992. This is the famous book thought to have been ghost written by the princess, a rumor that was confirmed by the author after her untimely death in 1997, after which he released the princess's secret tapes. When first published, the publication of Diana was one of the scandals that led to the break-up of the fairy tale marriage of the heir to the throne and his beloved consort. The late princess is depicted as both victim and knowing manipulator of the press and her image. Diana is mandatory reading for anyone doing serious research on Diana Spencer's life and cultural significance.
Internet Story:Title of Internet Story
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