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 A magazine is a collection of articles and images about diverse topics
of popular interest and current events. Usually these articles are written
by journalists and are geared toward the average adult. Magazines are
mainly written to inform and entertain. They are not intended for
scholarly research.Magazines, like journals and newspapers, are called
"periodicals" because they are published at regular intervals throughout the
year. Magazines can be located using one of the many Article Databases from the Library Web Site. More about Article Databases.
Use a Magazine
 | to find information or opinions about popular culture |
| to find up-to-date information about current events |
| to find general articles for people who are not necessarily
specialists about the topic |
Examples of Magazines
| Psychology Today |
| Newsweek |
| National Geographic |
| Rolling Stone |
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