Coney Island Paper Assignment Spring 2013

    Coney Island Paper Assignment Spring 2013

    LEH 301 Sport and the American City – Lehman College
    The first of your two short papers based upon your reading of the assigned course texts will examine
    the concept of creating a national identity within a sporting culture. The following information will
    provide both the required format of the paper and the question. You must adhere to both in writing
    your paper.
    Format
    Length – We will use a word count rather than a set number of pages; the text (not including citations
    or title page) must be a minimum of 1500 words and no more than 2400 words.
    Title Page – Provide an original title, your name, course title, and date of submission (and then insert a
    page break or hit “Enter” to get to the second page where you will begin writing the body of your
    paper).
    Thesis – Your first paragraph should contain a clearly stated and originally worded thesis statement.
    DO NOT simply reword the question into a statement – this is sloppy, bad writing. Use the thesis to
    identify the specific position or argument you are going to analyze in your paper.
    Citation Style/Endnotes – Any time you write information or ideas that are not your own or are not
    common knowledge you need to provide the source. For this paper we will use endnotes and follow
    the Chicago Manual of Style’s citation format. To insert an endnote at the end of a sentence you will
    click on the References tab at the top of the page and then select the “Insert Endnote” option. The
    citation will automatically be placed at the end of the text you have written. As you add to your paper
    the endnotes will automatically be moved to the end of the text and will be re-numbered. For more
    information and help please check out the following information on the web:
    ? http://www.chicagomanualofstyle.org/tools_citationguide.html
    ? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dHFGFEkdSqA
    Reference Sources – You are expected to use Coney Island as the main source of examples and support
    for your argument, whether direct quotations or paraphrased information. Additional sources may be
    used but only in a limited manner, especially since the paper is an analysis of information on an
    assigned text.
    Works Cited/Bibliography – You do not need to provide a Works Cited page; the endnotes will list any
    sources you are using and serve that function for this paper.
    Plagiarism – Your work must be your own and original in accordance with Lehman’s policy on Academic
    Integrity and Misconduct. If you plagiarize on this assignment you will receive an F (0%). Aside from
    copying word-for-word or cut-and-paste, there are numerous ways in which a student can knowingly
    or unknowingly plagiarize. It is the student’s responsibility to submit original work and to know what
    does not qualifies as plagiarism. I recommend looking over the information at
    http://plagiarism.org/plagiarism-101/types-of-plagiarism for examples and explanations.Question
    In writing your paper you need to be sure that you answer the question that is asked as it is asked. Do
    not simply summarize the book; this is not a book review or critique. Instead, create a central position
    based upon your understanding and interpretation of the information from the book. The paper
    should demonstrate critical thinking and analysis on your part. As with the journal entries, identify and
    explore your ideas as they relate to the question. Use the book as the source for information and
    examples to defend your positions.
    In looking at the evolution of Coney Island from a quaint nineteenth century beach resort to a bustling
    center of culture and commerce to a relative wasteland and finally to a reborn iconic amusement
    center, we are seeing a space directly related to the ever-changing needs and desires of the city (i.e.
    New York City). With this idea at the center of your understanding of Coney Island, answer the
    following question:
    How does Coney Island’s history best represent the evolving needs of Americans’ (in general) and New
    Yorkers’ (specifically) for recreational and sporting space in the city?
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