How do you cite a newspaper article?

Schwartz, J. (September 30, 1993) Obesity affects economic and social status. Washington Post, A1 page, A4 page

If the article appears on discontinuous pages, enter all page numbers and separate the numbers with commas (for example, pp.B1, B3, B5 - B7).

Brodie, J. E. (December 11, 2007). Mental protection keeps the brain agile. New York Times. From http://www.nytimes.com

Provide the URL of the homepage to avoid URLs that do not work when searching and providing online versions of articles

Magazines and newspaper articles usually have short titles. If you are writing the current article, or if you need recent statistics, you can rely on quoting news articles published in the past few months. It may be difficult to find the latest news, academic materials to confirm the latest trends in computer technology and Internet culture. If so, you can quote earlier studies on related topics and connect points. Point out whether those early researchers' conclusions predicted problems you had when you studied new technology

1 Determine the position of the article in the newspaper. Online articles for live news coverage will be placed in the "current affairs" or "sudden news" section of the newspaper. Articles written as opinion articles or opinion articles will be posted in the Op - Ed section of the newspaper. Determining the location of the article will help you to understand the rhetoric and tone of the article.

When referring to specific information on a Web site, it is important to decide first what type of document to process. In some cases, you can quickly identify the source type (eg journal article, newspaper article, or e-book) and reference accordingly. It seems that it is difficult to quote information that is not in an easily defined category. However, the reference template for this residual category is simpler than imagined. • First specify the author's real name and then the screen name in parentheses (if used by the author). • If you only know the screen name, give it a name without parentheses. Make the image title italic and add a description of the format (in parentheses). ! In the text, (Weinberger, 2013) and (Danny PiG, 2007) are used.