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Kendall Faulkner

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This guide is intended to help you find resources for researching journalism theory and practice, research for investigative pieces, find professional journalism to learn from, and properly give credit to sources you use through citation.

Use the menu to the left to navigate through the guide; see the librarian profile below the menu for help.

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Communication Source This link opens in a new window
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Communication Source offers communication journals, magazines and other sources covering all related disciplines, including media studies, linguistics, speech pathology, rhetoric and discourse.
Communication Source upgrades over Communication & Mass Media Complete with 170 additional journals.
New York Times - Digital Edition This link opens in a new window
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New users MUST register first for free access!
See our Instructions for creating your NYT account.

After creating your account, access articles, video, audio, digital images of the newspaper back to 1851, and more through the New York Times website and the NYT mobile app!
Los Angeles Times (1996- current) This link opens in a new window
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Southern California's largest daily newspaper. For electronic access to the historical segment of Los Angeles Time from 1881 to 1994, use Los Angeles Times (1881-1994) or Historical Los Angeles Times.
DESCRIPTION:
The Los Angeles Times is the Southern California's largest daily newspaper. CSULA has electronic access to the newspaper from 1/1/1985 to present.
The historical segment of the Los Angeles Times from 1881-1992 is available for electronic access at Historical Los Angeles Times.
The Los Angeles Times is also available at its own website: http://www.latimes.com/. One can access articles from the last week of the paper, as well as some specially selected older stories at no cost.

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