Plagiarism can take several forms:

        1.       Using another's writing without proper use of quotation marks. Do not copy onto
                   your paper any of the words of another person without providing quotation marks
                   and without crediting the source. Even if you use only a few of the words in
                   another person's sentence, you must put those words in quotation marks.

2.        Borrowing a phrase or paraphrasing material without citing the source. You cannot
           just rearrange the words or put in a few of your own.

3.       Using another author's ideas or interpretations without acknowledging the source.

        1.       Acknowledge borrowed material within the text by introducing the quotation or
                   paraphrase with the name of the authority from whom it was taken or by providing
                   parenthetical citations.

2.       Enclose in quotation marks the words of another author.

3.       Make certain that paraphrased material is written in your own style and language
          and acknowledged as the idea of another person.

4.       Provide a bibliographical entry for every source that appears in the paper.