Cite the last name of the author and the page number within the text directly after quoting or paraphrasing. For example: One author claims that the state of education in Mississippi is "so terrible that even the wealthy are not being schooled" (Jones 19).
Do not repeat the name of the author in your parenthetical citation if you mention it within the text. For example: Jones claims that the state of education in Mississippi is "so terrible that even the wealthy are not being schooled" (19).
Format your works cited entry in the following format:
Author's Last Name, First Name. "Title of Article." Title of Magazine in italics Day Month Year: Page Numbers. Medium of publication. For example: Jones, Elise. "Education in the Gulf." National Review 13 Nov. 2005: 16-29. Print.