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INTERVIEW
Higher standards for newspapers
A few weeks ago, Stephen T. Gray joined The Christian Science Monitor as Managing Publisher. This is a new position at the Monitor in which he will supervise the paper's circulation, marketing, advertising sales, production, and distribution departments.
Mr. Gray is an experienced writer, editor, and publisher, and came to the Monitor from a position as president and editor of the Monroe Evening News, a daily newspaper in Michigan. He talked with our news editor Kim Shippey shortly after he arrived in Boston.
"The U.S. news media get a lot of criticism these days, and much of it is deserved," said Mr. Gray. "But people who long to see a purer, more constructive kind of journalism often lose sight of the fact that the media are relentlessly driven by demand. Today more than ever, editors and news producers are trying to figure out what their audiences want and give it to them. In that sense, what people see in the media is a reflection of society itself."
Enjoy 1 free Sentinel article or audio program each month, including content from 1898 to today.
December 29, 1997 issue
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TO OUR READERS—A SPECIAL NOTE FROM THE EDITOR
William E. Moody
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The Bible and the media
Nathan A. Talbot
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Photojournalism: its potential to inspire
with contributions from Melanie Stetson Freeman, Neal Menschel
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Higher standards for newspapers
Kim Shippey with contributions from Stephen T. Gray
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Prayer that heals
Robert Early Meriwether
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Happy New Year!
Ellen Moore Thompson
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Where did the Bible come from?
Elaine R. Follis
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SENTINEL
The Editors
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Building bridges, building character
William E. Moody
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When I was born, the doctors predicted I would have a short...
Virginia F. Silva
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Late one evening last year I suddenly experienced severe pain...
Emily K. Huffman
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One morning I woke to find I was unable to hear out of my...
Craig A. Holch
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After a car accident I was unable to use one arm
Jane Reinke