User talk:129.186.177.132

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Thanks. -- Sulfur (Talk) 18:02, 2010 September 24


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Nyota Uhura

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Hi, I am writing a paper for class on the Swahili Language. I reference several items in the article you have on your webpage. I need to be able to reference who wrote the article on Uhura, in my bibliography. Can someone help me? I also need to know the date for when this article was written.
 * The "history" link on the top of the article will provide your answers. In order to cite the article, you should use a citation format similar to the following:
 * Nyota Uhura. In Memory Alpha. Retrieved September 23, 2010, from http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Nyota_Uhura
 * Hope that helps a bit. -- sulfur 18:12, September 24, 2010 (UTC)