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How do I find a letter to the editor?

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1. You can find letters to the editor from many newspapers in the LexisNexis Academic database.
2. Another option is to search for the article title and (“letter to the editor” OR editorial) in Google Scholar.
3. If you know Journal that you want to search you can go to ejournals.

Do newspapers have to publish letters to the editor?

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1. Carefully read the article you’re responding to.
2. Be civil and to the point.
3. Don’t copy and paste writing from elsewhere into your letter.
4. Send your letter to just one newspaper.
5. Use your real name.

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