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	Generally, when ~~writing~~ the ~~title~~ of ~~a selection, use quotation marks for shorter pieces and italicize or underline longer pieces (you should pick one and use it consistently throughout your~~ essay -- I suggest italicizing if you use a word processor). Titles of short poems, songs, short stories, television shows, and articles (essays) should appear in quotation marks; titles of novels (books), movies, long poems, plays, ~~and television series should be presented in italics or underlined~~. ~~For example:~~		Generally, when including the titles of selections within an essay, there are two main guidelines to follow.

	* Short story: "The Harmony of the Spheres," “Indian Camp,” “Babylon Revisited”		* Short story: "The Harmony of the Spheres," “Indian Camp,” “Babylon Revisited”