JOUR 31300: Journalism Law
Chicago and Bluebook Style
The PDF, above, is a guide developed from the Chicago Manual of Style.
For general information about Chicago -- such as formatting and notes -- refer to Purdue's Online Writing Lab. It even has a sample paper that shows you how the paper should be formatted.
If you would like me to help you get set up with Zotero, a free Citation Reference manager, make an appointment to see me and bring your laptop.
You can insert Endnotes using Microsoft Word. Refer to this Lynda.com video to learn how.
Guides to Chicago Style
- The Chicago Manual of Style by University of Chicago Press Editorial StaffCall Number: Citation GuidesISBN: 9780226287058Publication Date: 2017The style manual of choice for history and some other disciplines.
- The Bluebook by Harvard Law Review (Compiled by); Columbia Law Review (Compiled by); University of Pennsylvania Law Review (Compiled by); Yale Law Review (Compiled by)Call Number: KF245 .B58 2015ISBN: 9780692400197Publication Date: 2015Chicago refers to Bluebook style. Legal scholars and practitioners use the Bluebook style manual.