In addition, if you go to the ProQuest Direct Web site, you can limit your search to Peer Reviewed titles in the Research Library Complete database. You may also consult a few sources located in Shafer Library. Ask a librarian for help to use this. Finally, publishing information at the front of some professional journals will sometimes include a statement concerning peer-reviewed articles. These are designed to appeal to a broad segment of the population and are characterized by relatively short articles written in non-technical language, usually by staff writers.
Information is useful for current events or contemporary treatment of a topic.
They are usually published weekly or monthly. Time, Newsweek, Sports Illustrated, Smithsonian, Working Woman and Natural History . Good source for finding first-hand accounts of events, both historical and current. They provide short articles in non-technical language and are published daily or weekly. The Courier , The New York Times and Wall Street Journal .