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For multiple authors, use an ampersand (&) between last two names in both reference and parenthetical in-text. For three or more authors (in-text): (FirstAuthor et al., Year). Always use sentence case for the article title; italicize the newspaper name. |
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| Basic model for citing a newspaper | |
| In-text |
(Author, Year) |
| References | Author, A. A. (Year, Month Day). Title of article. Title of Newspaper. URL |
| A print newspaper article with an author | |
| In-text | (Hulse & Pear, 2008) |
| References | Hulse, C., & Pear, R. (2008, October 1). Higher limit for U.S. insurance. New York Times, p. A17. |
| A print newspaper article found in a subscription database | |
| In-text | (Olson, 2011) |
| References | Olson, L. (2011, August 27). New York City braces for possible flooding. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette. EBSCO. |
| An article from a newspaper that is only published online | |
| In-text | (Watson, 2021) |
| References | Watson, R. (2021, May 5). Innovation in science. The New York Times. https://nytimes.com/innovationscience |
| If the url is overly long it is ok to shorten it to the home page. | |
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