In MLA format, the citation would look like this: Lind, Michael. "No, America doesn't need a national service." Salon, 10 July 2012. In APA format, the citation would look like this: Lind, M. (2012, July 10). No, America doesn't need a national service. Salon. Lind's arguments against mandatory national service align with this perspective, as he highlights historical failures, questions the practicality of such programs, and raises concerns about their impact on individual freedoms and autonomy. how can I used the MLA or APA format for this sentence?

Lind's arguments against mandatory national service align with this perspective, as he highlights historical failures, questions the practicality of such programs, and raises concerns about their impact on individual freedoms and autonomy. How can I use the MLA or APA for this sentence.bscribe Help keep Salon independent No, America doesn't need a national service We're always told we need a "national service." But feel-good class-mixing gimmicks are no cure for inequality By MICHAEL LIND PUBLISHED JULY 10, 2012 6:40PM (EDT)

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Potter, John E. The United States Postal Service: An American History, 1775-2002. Washington, D.C.: USPS, 2003. Print. If the author quotes from page 3 of the following source, which is the correct in-text citation using MLA style?

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