Newspaper articles, national, regional (more...).
Remember, Newspapers also provide very current information. They are often published daily, or weekly. They can be print or electronic. They do not always provide the most details, because often not all of them are known at the time of publication. They are typically written by journalists, so they are not considered peer reviewed. They can be a great way to find current opinions, new trends, or a snapshot look at a moment in history.
All GS Students, Faculty, and Staff have free full access to the NY Times. By registering for an academic pass, students, faculty, and staff can access articles and content from the beginning of the newspaper’s publication to the current day. In addition, you may register for complimentary access to New York Times in education, an instructional design website for educators and students.
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