For example, a journal's winter 1998 issue starts with page 1 and ends with page 120. Then its Spring 1998 issue begins with page 121, and the Summer 1998 issue will pick up where Spring left off. You'll need to be aware of this pagination structure as there is a specific citation style for journals using continuous pagination. For scholarly reports and research purposes, you'll most often want to use scholarly journals which provide original scientific and analytical research. These articles have the highest rate of accuracy, reliability and scope.
Newspapers provide quick, late-breaking information on newsworthy items and events.
Most newspapers are published daily, with a few exceptions like small, local or tribal newspapers that may publish weekly or bi-weekly. Some major newspapers from large metropolitan areas will publish twice daily, putting out a morning and a late edition. For Assignment 3, you'll need to include a newspaper article. So, if you use a major newspaper that publishes twice daily, be sure to include the early, late or other edition information in your citation. Like other periodicals, newspapers differ in style, content and audience.