Bibliography Format (from Mr. Hermann)

If  your type of resource is not covered here, see your teacher or media specialist.
The first part shows how to do each entry  (Don't use labels like "Book," "Newspaper")
The second part shows an actual bibliography--the way it should look on paper.

Be sure you look at Sample Bibliography before you start your own bibliography!

Book- One Author
Mandell, Richard. Sport: A Cultural History.  Canton, Ohio: 
     Columbia University Press, 1984.

Book- Two Authors
Davis, Bertha, and Susan Whitfield. The Coal Questions. New York:
      Franklin Watts, 1982.

Book- Several Authors
Crenshaw, Charles A., et al. JFK Conspiracy of Silence. Austin, Texas:
      Penguin Group, 1992.

Book- With Editor
Kilgore, Ernilic, ed. Plays by Women. New York:
      Prentice Hall Press, 1991.

Chapter or Selection in a book
Friedel, Herbert.  "Why Confucius Was Confused."  The History of China.  Peking:
      Duck Press,  1976.

Encyclopedia Article
Daigle, Katie.  "Catskill Mountains." Academic American Encyclopedia.
      1992 ed.
(Most encyclopedia articles do not list an author, so you'd start with "Catskill...")

Magazine Article
Severy, Merle. "The World of Suleyman the Magnificent."  National Geographic  Nov. 1987:
      552-601. [If no author, start with title]

Newspaper
Taylor, Paul.  "Keyboard Grief."  Fort Collins Coloradoan  Sept. 23, 1997:
      C3.

Interview
Roberts, Edgar. Personal Interview. 
      May 5, 1992.

Internet
Burka, Lauren P. "A Hypertext History."  http://www.ecs.neu.edu/home/lpb/mud history.html
      (Dec. 5, 1994). [date you gained access]
 

Sample Bibliography: Note that the title is centered.

Bibliography

Carpenter, Betsy. "The Comeback Wolves."  U.S. News and World Report Dec., 1994:
      74-76.

Chadwick, Douglas. "Montana's Wolf Recovery." Defenders Winter, 1994:
      18-22.

Gerhardt, Gary. "New Tests Suggest 'Executed' Wolf Was Innocent." Rocky Mountain News
      Mar. 11:7A.

Leopold, Aldo. A Sand County Almanac. Albany, Georgia:
      Ballantine, Inc., 1966.

Leopold, Aldo. The River of the Mother of God and Other Essays. Madison, Wisconsin:
      Universtiy of Wisconsin Press, 1991.

Lopez, Barry H. Of Wolves and Men. New York:
      Charles Scribner's Sons, 1978.

Reed, Susan. "Wild at Heart." http://www.wolfwild.org
      (September 21, 1999).

"Wolves on Way Back to Yellowstone." http://www.yellowstone.nparks.gov.us
      (Sept. 22, 1999).

"Wolves Staying Put, Despite Open Gate in Pen."  Rocky Mountain News March 22, 1995:
      2A.

Zumbo, Jim. "Wolf Wars." Outdoor Life Feb., 1994
      (54-59).