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Citing Sources - Senior Project Friends

For all my Senior Project friends and fans it has never been easier to cite sources while researching or writing a paper. Google Docs has made it easier than ever to research and cite without exiting your document. They have added a citation button that is going to make everyone's life more enjoyable during research paper time! Check out the following article for a quick how-to.

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