Word: designations
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Dates: during 1990-1999
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...Real World was moved to the second page, and the opinion page to the back. The reason behind this Schanker says, was to increase the news coverage. Under the old design, it seemed that there was "one page of news," he says...
...business as usual continued. Under the supervision of Design Editor Dante E.A. Ramos Jr. '93, the now-computerized design facilities gave the paper a modern look with new fonts and a new layout...
Once a building of typewriters and molten lead slugs, The Crimson today is filled with computers and high-resolution film, allowing a level of design, clarity of picture, and versatility of media unprecedented in the paper's 125 year history...
...there have been tradeoffs. Desktop publishing has raised design standards across the newspaper industry and The Crimson has followed suit, devoting more time and energy to layout than ever before. Close-outs are consistently later and extras no longer come out within minutes, since the time spent incorporating completed articles into a polished package has greatly increased...
Under the guidance of several executives--notably former Information Services Manager Michael A. Schoen '93 and Business Manager Elizabeth S. Hilton '92--a dozen IBM compatible computers were installed in the newsroom, along with Macintosh workstations for graphic design and layout...