The Loretta Claiborne Story is a videorecording you livestream from our Memorial

The Loretta Claiborne Story is a videorecording you livestream from our Memorial Library. This is a critical response paper, due Oct. 24 by midnight, with supporting research. Of course, you will need a separate Title page, References page and in-text citations, all in APA format. As always, please submit via Blackboard, in Word or as a pdf, using a serif font 10-12 point type, 1 inch margins, double-spaced. Proofread and use care with punctuation and capitalization. 1. Watch the video. Go to MyRedDragon, login, go to Library, Classic Catalog, and enter The Loretta Claiborne Story to find the video. Watch it. The video link is right here https://suny-cor.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?docid=alma990005248000204821&context=L&vid=01SUNY_COR:01SUNY_COR&lang=en&search_scope=MyInst_and_CI&adaptor=Local%20Search%20Engine&tab=Everything&query=any,contains,The%20Loretta%20Claiborne%20story&mode=basic ( if you can’t access the video try this link instead http://webapps1.cortland.edu/lib_channels/video_player.php?ID=OOlpPhmAMUuzGG82CrMPLg ) 2. Research: The research items are available through the library catalog using a search for Loretta Claiborne. These must all be used in your research, and credited properly with APA in-text citations as well as bibliographic entries on the References page. 3 Writing the response: write using academic tone, avoid the use of “I” (keep objectivity), Questions to be answered for full credit: Who was/is Loretta Claiborne? Why was/is she important to sport history? Was the movie accurate in its portrayal of her early life? How has she used her experience to help others? What has she been doing lately? References must include the following. You will need to find out how to properly credit each: the videorecording 3 sources from within the past 9 years (use the slide bar in the search catalog to limit selections to 2013-2021). A contemporary (from the year the movie was FIRST released) review (see School Library Journal, Daily Variety, +/or Hollywood Reporter). NOTE: a DVD of the film was released later. DO NOT USE THAT DATE for your research!