Print periodicals
Begin with the author name(s). (See models 1–5.) Then include the publication date (year only for journals, and year, month, and day for other periodicals); the article title; the periodical title; the volume number and issue number, if any; and the page numbers. The source map on pp. 472–73 shows where to find this information in a sample periodical.
16. article in a journal paginated by volume
17. article in a journal paginated by issue. If each issue begins with page 1, include the issue number (in parentheses and not italicized) after the volume number (italicized).
18. article in a magazine. Include the month (and day, if given).
Ricciardi, S. (2003, August 5). Enabling the mobile work force. PC Magazine, 22, 46.
19. article in a newspaper. Use p. or pp. for the page number(s) of a newspaper article.
20. editorial or letter to the editor. Include an identifying label.
Zelneck, B. (2003, July 18). Serving the public at public universities [Letter to the editor]. The Chronicle Review, p. B18.
21. unsigned article
Annual meeting announcement. (2003, March). Cognitive Psychology, 46, 227.
22. review. Identify the work reviewed.
Ringel, S. (2003). [Review of the book Multiculturalism and the therapeutic process]. Clinical Social Work Journal, 31, 212–213.
23. published interview. Identify the person interviewed.
Smith, H. (2002, October). [Interview with A. Thompson]. The Sun, pp. 4–7.