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Article
With an Author from a Magazine (Online or Hardcopy):
Info:
Author
(Last name, First name). “Title of Article.” Title
of Magazine. Issue date (Day Month Year): Page number(s).
Example:
Ruby, Michael. “Rethinking America’s Role.” US
News & World Report. 5 December 1995: 104.
Article
Without an Author from a Magazine (Online or Hardcopy):
Info:
“Title
of Article.” Title of Magazine. Issue date (Day Month
Year): Page number(s).
Example:
“A
Democracy, But of Many Warts.” The Economist. 16 March
2002: 41-42.
Special
Notes:
- Use
the issue date on the cover of the magazine for the date, including
ranges if necessary.
Example: March - April 1997 or Spring/Summer 1997
- Put
the page number or range of pages after the date separated by a colon
and two spaces. You do not need to use the word “page.”
- Dates should be written with the “day” first, then month
and year.
Example: 16 March 2002:
- Names of months should not be abbreviated.
Article from a Newspaper (Online or Hardcopy):
Info:
Author
(Last name, First name). “Title of Article.” Title
of Newspaper. Issue date (Day Month Year), Edition: section and
page.
Example:
Gurza,
Agustin. “A Few Steps Closer To His Dream.” Los Angeles
Times. 20 March 1999, Orange County Edition: B1.
Special
Notes:
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Dates for newspapers are written with the “day” first,
then the month and year.
Example: 20 March 1999,
- If there is no edition given, change the comma to a colon and put
the section (if there is a section) and page/s.
Example: 20 March 1999: B1.
- Your page number or range of pages should include the letter of
the section. You do not need to include the word “page.”
Example: B1-3.
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