Go to your public library to search through back issues of your local newspaper.
Ms. Yellen's high school career is chronicled in yellowing back issues of The Pilot, the newspaper she edited, archives of which are still kept in the Brooklyn Collection of the Brooklyn Public Library.
A mourner holding a back issue of the newspaper Win Tin used to edit.
When you leave home, who makes sure all of your newspapers, back issues of TV Guide, and take-out containers are safe?
Compact disks containing forty-five sermons by Ayatollah Sadr were stacked inside the family's TV cabinet, alongside a pile of back issues of Al Hawza, the fiercely anti-American newspaper published by Moqtada al-Sadr.
And Ms. Mittelmann and Mr. DiPaola recently looked at back issues of The East Villager, a free monthly newspaper published in the mid- and late 1980s, while sitting in the kitchen of a former editor in chief of that newspaper, Heidi Boghosian.
Wage-slave Arthur Hastings is sat at his desk in an extravagantly British office in 1964, surrounded by Heath Robinson vacuum-tube machinery and period furniture, balefully performing his job of erasing uncomfortable stories from back-issues of a newspaper.
Many leading newspapers and periodicals have reproduced their entire sets of back issues on roll film, which offers a considerable saving of space and makes it feasible for even a small library to house an entire set.
Many newspapers now have years of their back issues online, and searches are often free, especially if you're already a subscriber.
I took writing notes from him and joined The Hoya, the campus newspaper, editing several issues of the newspaper's bi-annual fashion issue.
