How To Reference Newspaper Articles Harvard
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Need help referencing a quote from a newspaper article in the Harvard System?
Heya im writing an assignment at the moment.I need assistance in how to approach this reference. Im referencing a quote given in a newspaper article and I need to know what I need to be legit for the tutor to understand so my article goes like this :
First of all earthquakes have shown to be more frequently occurring in third world countries at a growing rate “Earthquake risk is growing, not shrinking, and that growth is concentrated in the uncontrolled new settlements of the cities of the third world” ( )
So my reference goes after the quote so what do i need to fill it out as,if i get help I would really appreciate it for future trouble thanks:)
Here is the link where i got the article
http://www.nce.co.uk/earthquakes-set-to-bring-catastrophe-to-third-world/72728.article
Your in-text reference should only contain the author’s surname, the year of publication and the page number of the quotation.
The full reference, which you will include in your reference list, should contain the following information for a newspaper article:
1. Author’s name
2. Title of article
3. Title of Newspaper
4. Date of publication
5. Page numbers
The way you present the information will depend on the referencing style that you are using. The Elite Editing & Tutoring website has free referencing guides for students for all of the most common referencing systems. Check it out at http://www.eliteediting.com.au/resources.php. You’ll find all the info you need on referencing there.
Good luck!!
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