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2002 NCAA Div. III Baseball World Series
at Appleton, Wis. (May 24-28) Participants: Carthage, Wis. (34-9); Christopher Newport, Va. (35-14); College of New Jersey (34-12); Concordia-Austin, Texas (35-11); Eastern Connecticut St. (35-10-1…NAIA: Other College World Series, College Baseball
at Lewiston, Idaho (May 24-31) Participants: Albertson, Idaho (39-18-1); Bellevue, Neb. (44-15-1); Embry-Riddle, Fla. (49-10); Indiana Tech (47-15-1); Lewis-Clark State, Idaho (36-15); Mayville…2002 Baseball Divisional Series Summaries American League
Twins, 3-2 Angels, 3-1A Concise Guide to Grammar and Style
This concise guide to grammar and style will help you quickly review rules of capitalization, punctuation, forms of address, and italicization. It's also a great tool for children to learn…Using Punctuation
End MarksCommaColonSemicolonDashes & HyphensBrackets & ParenthesesApostropheQuotation MarksSee also: Punctuation MattersEnd Marks
Use a period after a declarative or imperative statement:I went to the library. Sign your name here.Use a question mark after a direct question or to indicate uncertainty:What is your name?…Comma
Use a comma:To separate words in a list or series: The baby likes grapes, bananas, and cantaloupe.To separate two or more adjectives that come before a noun when and can be substituted…Colon
Use a colon:To introduce a list, or words, phrases, and clauses that explain, enlarge upon, or summarize what has gone before: Please provide the following: your name, address, and phone…Brackets & Parentheses
Use brackets to set off words or letters in quoted matter that have been added by someone other than the author: “She [Willa Cather] is certainly one of the great American writers of the…Quotation Marks
Use quotation marks:To set off direct quotations: “Let's go to the beach,” she suggested.To set off titles of short stories, articles, chapters, essays, songs, poems, and individual radio…Trending
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