Article in a newspaper

Citation-sequence and citation-name

7. O’Neil J. A closer look at medical marijuana. New York Times (National Ed.). 2001 Jul 17;Sect. D:6 (col. 4).

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Explain

  • After the name of the newspaper, give the edition name in parentheses, the date of publication, the section letter (or number), the page number, and the column number.

  • If the newspaper does not have section designations, use a colon between the date and the page number.

  • Use three-letter abbreviations for all months.

Name-year

O’Neil J. 2001 Jul 17. A closer look at medical marijuana. New York Times (National Ed.). Sect. D:6 (col. 4).

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Explain

  • After the author’s name, give the year, month, and day of publication.

  • Use three-letter abbreviations for all months.

  • After the name of the newspaper, give the edition name in parentheses, followed by the section letter (or number), the page number, and the column number.

  • If the newspaper does not have section designations, give only the page number.

  • CSE does not provide specific guidelines for the name-year reference list. You may use a hanging indent (as shown here) for readability.

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