Weird Question, but here goes...

[Hiero]

I'm currently writing an evaluative paper for my Rhetoric and Composition class. I'm finish with everything, but there's just one problem: I don't know what page Ebert's reviews are on in the Chicago Sun-times. I need a page number to be added into my footnote. I was too lazy to go to the library and this paper has to be turned in later on today at 9 PM. Please help me. If anyone lives in Chi-town and can give me the info, I'd appreciate it greatly. Or if someone has a link to the Chicago Sun-times newspaper clipping or how the paper is numbered, I'd be thankful. Thanks again.

 

[Hiero]

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[Hiero]

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[Shalmanese]

umm, have you tried checking the chicago sun website?

 

[Shalmanese]

umm, have you tried checking the chicago sun website?

 

[Shalmanese]

arghh! sorry, borwser froze

 

[Hiero]

Yes, but it doesn't help at all. No pages, just info

 

[thEnEuRoMancER]

Just call the local library and ask them to look it up for you...

 

[Hiero]

I can't. It's 6:13AM and this paper has to be in soon. Library isn't open now. All I need to know is their numbering scheme. I'm from NYC and the numbering system for the New York Times is A1, A2, ..., B1, B2, ... For the Daily News its 1, 2, 3, ... I don't really care about the particular page, just the numbering system. The teacher isn't going to check.

 

[tomcat]

Just make one up that is reasonable. In case your teacher catches on tell her you were referencing the online edition. No one really cares.

 

[Azraele]

<<I was too lazy to go to the library>>

In the future, go to the library and you won't have this problem.

 

[visgf]

You could just cite the online edition.