Citing a Website for your Works Cited Page
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Each example below will open in a pop-up if you click it. The second one, with the red circles, is out of date (The period after Clemson Cooperative Extension should now be a period, and you don't need the "http://www." anymore. And it doesn't have a period at the end which is just a mistake.)
Notice that two have "access" dates (which is the date YOU looked at the site and got your information) and two don't. That's because it's optional.
