Citing a document from a full-text article found via a library subscription service (p. 360)

To cite online documents or articles that you derive from a service that your library subscribes to (e.g., Lexis-Nexis, ProQuest, or EBSCO Host), follow the citation for the source itself with the name of the service (underlined), the library, and the date of access. If you know the URL of the database service's home page, provide it in angle brackets at the end of the citation. If the library service only provides a starting page for the article's original printed version rather than numbering the pages, provide the number followed by a hyphen, a space, and a period: "115– ."

The following image illustrates where on the Web site you find the required information for the following citation:

The citation will appear like this:

Bozell III, Brent L. “Fox Hits Bottom—Or Does It?” Human Events 57.4 (2001): 15– . EBSCO. Utah State U Lib., Logan, UT. 15 Oct. 2002 <http://www.epnet.com>.