CITING AN ONLINE NEWSPAPER
ARTICLE
(MLA 5.9.4)
August 25, 2005
Rents Head Up as Home Prices Put Off Buyers
By DAVID
LEONHARDT
Rents are rising again across the country, squeezing tenants who are already
coping with high gasoline prices and improving returns to landlords after a deep
five-year slump.
The turnaround appears to be another sign that the boom in house prices
and sales is finally slowing, as homes have become so expensive in
many metropolitan areas that some people have decided to rent instead.
A government report yesterday also offered new evidence that the housing
boom could be reaching a peak. The median price of a newly built home
fell to $203,800 in July from $219,500 in June, after having risen
in the winter and spring, the Commerce Department said. ________________________________________________________________
To cite an article in an online
newspaper, you will need:
• Author(s)
• “Title of article, in quotes”
• Title of newspaper
• Day Month Year article was published
• Day Month Year you accessed or used the website
• <Website address or URL, in angle brackets>
The citation is arranged:
Author(s). “Title of Article.” Title
of Newspaper. Day Month Year. Date of
access <electronic address>.
Examples:
Leonhardt, David. “Rents Head Up as Home Prices
Put Off Buyers.”
New York Times 25
Aug. 2005. 28 Aug. 2005
<http://nytimes.com.2005/08/25/realestate/25rent.html>.
Stanley, Bruce, and Linda Clark. “OPEC Mulls
Output Cut to Buoy
Prices.” Chicago Tribune 23 July
2001. 23 Aug. 2005
<http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/sns-
opec.story?coll+sns%2Dbusiness%2dheadlines.html>.
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