Look at the scenario. in his essay about the atomic bombing of japan during world war ii, a student has used statistics he found in an article in the online archives of the irish times. the article is from may 5, 1997, and is called “cancer finding in hiroshima.” there is no author given. how should the student cite this source using mla citation format? (the irish times) (“cancer finding”) (“cancer finding in hiroshima,” 1997) the student needs the author’s name before citing the article.

Hello!

As i understand the statistics, he took them from an online newspaper, so he should write in the following way:

Author of the article, (if this information does not exist, it must be omitted and begin with the Title).

Title between quotes.

Name of the diary in italics.

In brackets include the city of publication (If this data exists).

Day and month, in abbreviated form, followed by two points.

The number of pages used, the first and the last one separated by a hyphen.

The format, which would be "web"

And finally the access date.

As an example:

"Cancer fiding in Hiroshima." The Irish Time. [city of the publication] 5 May. 1997: 14-22. Web 17 Dec. 2018.

I hope this information is helpful! Regards!

C. (“Cancer Finding in Hiroshima,” 1997)

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