I put my name and LSAC number in a header, and I cited a source for a statistic as well and that's in a footer. The footer has none of my writing, it is just a formalized bibliographical citation. Do you guys think that's violating the 1" margin? I'm not trying to, I just want them to know where I get my facts from.
Cheers and i hope everyones' papers are going well!
1" margins? Forum
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MarcusAurelius
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Re: 1" margins?
Do you really think its necessary to have a formalized bibliographical citation within a personal statement? Why can't you say something simple like "According to (source)" followed by the statistic?
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tekumamba
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Re: 1" margins?
haha i love your tar. its perfect for your reply =P. yeah i figured out a way to get rid of it, it's just a lot less specific to say "According to [website]". I thought they might like the actual published source. cool thanks!
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dextermorgan
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Re: 1" margins?
Dude, seriously?tekumamba wrote:I put my name and LSAC number in a header, and I cited a source for a statistic as well and that's in a footer. The footer has none of my writing, it is just a formalized bibliographical citation. Do you guys think that's violating the 1" margin? I'm not trying to, I just want them to know where I get my facts from.
Cheers and i hope everyones' papers are going well!
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MarcusAurelius
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Re: 1" margins?
Less is more in the practice of law.tekumamba wrote:haha i love your tar. its perfect for your reply =P. yeah i figured out a way to get rid of it, it's just a lot less specific to say "According to [website]". I thought they might like the actual published source. cool thanks!
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