Question

In this citation: Neuman, William. “SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT TAX YOUR COKE?.” New York Times Upfront 23 Nov. 2009: 6-7. Print. The title of the article ends with the question mark, so do I still have to put the period?

Answer 1

No, you do not need the period following the question mark.

Explanation:

If a reference ends in punctuation other than a period (especially another sentence-ending mark like a question mark), it is acceptable to remove the period following the listed reference.