Jane B. Leisurely
RLS 122 – Perspectives on Leisure
Assignment 1
February 12, 2003

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	The introduction should give an overview of the paper’s thesis statement and the main ideas.  Note that in this MS Word example, the margins have been set at 1 inch by going to the “file” pull-down menu, then going to the “page set-up” sub-menu.   The proper font to use is Times New Roman, and 11 or 12 point should be used.  Be sure you put your name on each page of the paper by going to the “view” pull-down menu and check on the “headers and footers” menu item.  Here you’ll be able to place your name in the box that appears at the top of the page (justified to the right), and then go to the “insert” pull-down menu and insert the page number.  Then leave the “show number on first page” unchecked because you’ve already placed in your name on page one.  This will all give your paper a “finished” and professional look.  You can use this example as a “template” by simply typing over the text on these pages and deleting the “format example” words above.  

First Sub-title 
	The main body of the paper should be comprised of paragraphs that each contain a single idea introduced in the paper’s introduction.  For papers in this course, it is often helpful to create sub-titles for some sections to set apart separate parts of the paper, or to highlight the main topics outlined in the introduction.  Note that an extra space above the 1st sub-title makes the paper look more “readable.”  Because you’ve proofed the paper by reading through the whole thing, it should have no speling errors.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  
	Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  
Second Sub-title 
	Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  
Third Sub-title 
Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  Referring to Dr. Rolloff’s Writing Handout from the course website should be a regular part of writing papers for RLS 122.  
Conclusion Paragraph
	This paragraph should be a restatement of the main ideas in your paper, reminding the reader of what was important in your ideas.  It can also be a place in the paper where you make suggestions or predictions for the future, or offer alternative possibilities than those discussed in your paper.  Remember not to be in too much of a rush to finish your papers—all too often student writing falls apart before a properly structured conclusion has been written.