Citing in-text with quotation marks

Quotations marks should be used around: songs, poems, lectures, speeches, and works of art. 

     Example: The poem "The Laboratory" is written by Robert Frost. 

Quotations marks should not be used around: albums, books, television shows, movies, magazines, newspapers, and reference books. These must instead be cited in italics. 

     Example: The Economist is a weekly magazine.

(source: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/735/02/)

Katherine Fang, chief