The Monitor's New Look

Strengthens and clarifies the design

to make the newspaper easier to read

Here's how ...

NEWS IN BRIEF

The news in a nutshell, now with a Business & Finance section and smack on the back page.

THE HOME FORUM

Lively, thoughtful essays, poetry, Kidspace - as always, something for everyone. Now just inside the back page.

WEEKLY FEATURE SECTIONS

Each day's section is now part of the flow of the newspaper's pages and no longer pulls out as a separate section.

OPINION

By turns provocative, wise, humorous - the voice of others. Now usually facing the editorials.

EDITORIALS AND CARTOON

The Monitor's view of the world, Clay Bennett's wry cartoons, and letters from readers, now near the middle of the paper.

WORLD NEWS PAGES

An expanded report, full of the depth and color of farflung points, as well as the patterns and currents that connect them.

USA NEWS PAGES

A bit more room now for the nation's most significant trends and developments and what they mean.

... STARTING ON PAGE 1

A new flag for

a stronger statement of

who we are.

More windows with more

information on what's inside.

An index for better, faster navigating through the newspaper.

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