1. Since this is a research paper, you must cite the sources for all the assertions you make in your paper, using footnotes, endnotes or in-text citations (for more information on citations, click HERE)

2. You must read and cite at least one original ancient source aside from what is reproduced in your textbook

3. You must read and cite at least two works of modern (post 1900 AD) scholarship. The Powell textbook, the Dictionary of Mythology, or any other work with "Dictionary" or "Encyclopedia" in the title cannot be used to satisfy this requirement.< /P>

4. You must retain as many notes, drafts, outlines and other pieces of evidence of your own work as you can and be ready to turn them in if you are requested to do so at any time up to the date of the final exam for the course. Randomly selecte d students will be asked to do so, as will any students who hand in work that raises questions as to academic honesty or plagiarism. I reserve the right not to accept any paper for which a sufficient amount of such evidence cannot be promptly produced . I will contact students whose notes (etc) I want to see by e-mail. If you do not use you @wm.edu e-mail address, it is your responsibility to let me know how you can be contacted otherwise. The best way to do this is to write your e-mail a ddress, mail address and/or phone number(s) on your paper when you turn it in.