- A
journal, from the Old
French journal (meaning "daily"), may
refer to:
Bullet journal, a
method of
personal organizations Diary, a
record of what happened...
- An
academic journal or
scholarly journal is a
periodical publication in
which scholarship relating to a
particular academic discipline is published. Academic...
- The Wall
Street Journal, also
known as The
Journal, is an
American business-focused, English-language
international daily newspaper based in New York City...
- Live
Journal (Russian: Живой Журнал),
stylised as LiVEJOURNAL, is a Russian-owned
social networking service where users can keep a blog,
journal, or diary...
- peer-reviewed
academic journal of the
American ****ociation for the
Advancement of
Science (AAAS) and one of the world's top
academic journals. It was
first published...
- A
bullet journal (sometimes
known as a BuJo) is a
method of
personal organization developed by
designer Ryder Carroll. The
system organizes scheduling...
- this has
centered mainly on print-based
academic journals.
Whereas conventional (non-open access)
journals cover publishing costs through access tolls such...
- The
Western Journal,
previously known as
Western Journalism, is an
American conservative news and
political website based in Phoenix, Arizona. The site...
- A
journal entry is the act of
keeping or
making records of any
transactions either economic or non-economic.
Transactions are
listed in an accounting...
-
Golden Gate died and
Journal Publishing Company was created.
Journal Publishing changed the
paper name to
Albuquerque Daily Journal and
issued its first...
