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February 13, 2015

Happy Valentine's Day!

   

The word of the day is love. We love helping people write with clarity and concision. We love debating fine points of grammar and usage. And, we love that, more than 5 years later, you continue to ask us new and interesting questions about APA Style points, keeping us current and keeping us on our toes!

Without APA Style, we wouldn’t be here, sharing this forum with you. With that in mind, and in honor of the day, we’ve each written a heartfelt haiku: odes to our favorite aspects of APA Style.

Anne Breitenbach

     For Students Who Ask Why

     Why APA Style?

     Precision and clarity

     —for those that follow

Anne
Breitenbach
 

David Becker

     Author–Date Format

     Ideas to text

     “From whom and when?” I wonder

     Author–date replies

David
Becker
 

Katie Ten-Hagen-sm

     The Header

     Oh, running header

     Where would I be without you?

     Lost amongst pages

Katie
Ten Hagen
 

Mls-squarepic

     Redundancy

     They were both alike

     Loved as one and the same, but

     Cut for concision.

Mary Lynn
Skutley
 

Chelsea blog 2

     Reference citations

     Author, date, title, and source

     Pathways to knowledge

Chelsea
Lee
 

Timothy McAdoo

     (a), (b), and (c)

     letters in series

     help with parallel structure

     and readers thank you

Timothy
McAdoo
 
 

Valentine's Day card image source: Peter-J-Pann, "valentine hat pcard"

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