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From: Ronald Michael Bone< >
Subject: Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid
Date: Tue, 16 May 2000 11:57:28 -0700

(Kevin Dye) wrote:

> I think Cheryl raises this question to make me feel old <g>. I was
> trained in these methods in high school, but by the time I got to
> college no one any longer seemed interested in their use.


I can assure you that these abbreviations are very much in current
use in universities in UK. I'm a 2nd year mature student (probably
older than Kevin <:-)> )at UWE in Bristol, and these referencing
tags are absolutely essential requirements in all work submitted for
assessment.


Ron.

This thread:

• op. cit., idem, and ibid by Singhals <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Frank Young <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by John P. Bromley< >
  • RE: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Audrey Bennett" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Kevin Dye" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Stephen Warshall <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Virginia Beck" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "John F. Chandler" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Sharon Carberry" <>
  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Mike Coulthard <>

  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by Ronald Michael Bone< >

  • Re: op. cit., idem, and ibid by "Virginia Beck" <>