Article May 3, 1993 Issue

Monitor wins design awards for 1992

The Christian Science Monitor has won seven awards in the latest design competition sponsored by the Society of Newspaper Design. Two of them are medal awards, bronzes, as follows:

• Points of the Compass on Tajikistan, designed by Karen Everbeck and featuring a large map by Shirley Horn;

• portfolio of Tom Hughes illustrations.

The other five are Awards of Excellence:

• overall design;

• the single-subject series "China's Villages" by Jim and Ann Tyson;

• coverage of the United States electoral campaigns;

• portfolio of Melanie Stetson Freeman photography design (a category that recognizes the combination of photography and page design);

• portfolio of graphics by Shirley Horn.

These awards will be presented at the society's annual workshop this fall in Dallas.

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