For my school paper, can i cite"the article"?

[Oxn]

can i?

and if i do use the article, whos name should i use on my citation? Will "the shadow" work?

[Oxn]

guess i cant use it then

[eklok]

tell them its from the internet

[Mr. Ryan]

tell them its from the internet

Sure, you can use it.

If you're not terribly concerned with the grade you'll receive.

[physiker]

Actually, if you contact that article, they will cite you as the reference, after they ask for your permission to use you as the source.

[The Gambler1981]

Internet sources, especially anonymous ones are generally frowned upon.

If you are talking a respected source lik5 a Journal of Medicine or a some other respected source that is different.

Some hack usually doesn't cut it for school papers.

[Oxn]

ok i asked my professor, he said if wikipedia works, then this should too, im good to go.

[The Gambler1981]

Sure, you can use it.

If you're not terribly concerned with the grade you'll receive.

More like if you are not concerned about the teacher wadding it up and throwing it back in your face.

[The Gambler1981]

Professor damn, college has changed since I was there.

[UglyPug]

can i?

and if i do use the article, whos name should i use on my citation? Will "the shadow" work?

you need to give credit to the source as well as the author. the primary source would be "boxingscene", and then the secondary source would be whoever writes the article on boxingscene you are citing.