Students continue to have problems following style guidelines, but they really shouldn't. It's all about reading directions carefully and following them rather than taking shortcuts. This assignment gives some very specific instructions that task you with citing different types of sources in order to get you actually using your MI_A handbook (in your textbook). I want you to create a properly formatted works cited page with the five following sources. Only put your name in the header by the page number so it doesn't screw with your spacing. Here are the five sources: * The book by Cormac Mccarthy: No Country for Old Men. You can get this book's publication information by simply searching for it using the Erwin Library "OPAC" search. Click on "Catalog Record" and it will give you the info. you need to create a "basic book" citation. * The entire website MayaAngelou.com (because my Mccarthy page is temporarily MIA): https://www.mayaangelou.com/ * A news article from an online newspaper: http://www.sfreporter.com/santafe/article-13882-sam- in-santa fe.html * The DVD of the film No Country for Old Men: http://www.amazon.com/Country-Old-Men- Tommy-Jones/dp/B004SIP8ZM/ref=sr 1 3Pie=UTF8&qid=1422898535&csr=8 3&keywords no + country + for Hold +men (you can find publication details required by MLA on this page). Do NOT cite the webpage. Cite this as though you have the DVD in hand. Emphasize the directors in your citation as per your citation guidelines in the textbook. * Locate this scholarly paper using the Erwin Library database: "What Have You Done. What Have You Failed To Do': Aesthetic And Moral Complacency In Cormac Mccarthy's No Country For Old Men." (be forewarned, the citation EbscoHost provides has problems-it's best just to build it yourself. At least double-check what it gives you.) Or click here to find: https://go.exlibris.link/F4:KVJYC For each of the aforementioned sources, please use your Norton textbook's MLA guidelines to format the citations properly. You might also consult OWL Purdue's MLA guidelines. I expect the page to be formatted properly according to those rules. Remember, alphabetize the sources, hanging indent, double space, no extra space after indents, Works Cited centered above, etc., etc