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Yes. The styling of titles should be consistent in your prose and in your works-cited list. Since, as the MLA Handbook notes, "[t]itles . . .
How you cite a periodical that you are using over a range of dates depends on whether you are borrowing any material from it. If you quote . . .
Published 11 December 2018
No. If a work is only one page, as in the example below, you should not include a page number in your in-text citation.
A lengthier . . .
When you are citing an image reproduced in a periodical, it is usually sufficient to refer to it in your text and create a works-cited-list . . .
Published 13 December 2017
No. You should provide the publication facts of the version of the work you consulted and do not need to detail the work's publication history. . . .
Published 15 November 2017
If the editorial is signed by the editorial board, it is not necessary to indicate in a works-cited-list entry that the work you are citing . . .
If you need to specify the section of a newspaper, include it as part of the location element according to the MLA format template:
Soloski, Alexis. “The . . .
Yes. If an edition is named on the newspaper’s masthead, include it as the version in your entry. For more on versions, see section 2.3 . . .
Published 5 September 2016
No. News agencies distribute stories from a vast pool of journalists. The name of an agency is not a meaningful indicator of authorship. Moreover, local news editors . . .
Published 29 February 2016