Tune, Outta. “Concert Violinist Brings Tears to Everyone’s Eyes.”
-----Music Weekly 7 August 2001: 10-12.

Magazine, unsigned article

“Concert Violinist Brings Tears to Everyone’s Eyes.” Music Weekly 7
-----August 2001: 10-12.

Newspapers
If the city of publication is not part of the name of the newspaper, you must include it in square brackets.

Newspaper, singed article (with city in brackets)

Lee, Tina. “School Adopts Platypus as Mascot.” High School News
-----[Bayside] April 1999: 3.

Newspaper, unsigned article (with city as part of title)
“The Best Places to Eat on Bell Boulevard.” Bayside Blab 23 March
-----2000: A5.

Journals
Journals are not the same as magazines. They usually appear only about four times per year. They present scholarly articles and original research. Journals are not meant for general readers, but for professionals and students. When citing journal articles, the major differences are 1) the volume number, 2) placing the year in parentheses, and 3) leaving the month and day out. Only use the following format when citing scholarly journals.

Journal, signed article

Novel, Nancy. “The Best Books of 2000.” School Library Journal 112
-----(2000): 125-130.

Journal, unsigned article