Word: schanker
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Modeled after the design of The New York Times, the new format featured lengthier articles and more high-quality photos, says Joshua J. Schanker '98, president of The Crimson...
...Schanker, who was a design editor before he became president, overhauled the paper's design once again...
...better through a photo than an article. News pictures can be a wonderful way to combat the phenomenon of campus-induced isolation. More people will check out an interesting picture on the Real World page, for example, than will read all the articles. According to Crimson President Joshua J. Schanker '98, The Crimson has made a special effort, in response to reader input, to include more national news, photos and Associated Press stories...
Joshua J. Schanker, President Harvard 21 Princeton...
...better in The Crimson's coverage. The Crimson has become more professional and more relevant to student life. The new design has made The Crimson look more like a national newspaper, and the reporting has even exceeded the standards set by the new layout. Crimson President Joshua J. Schanker '98 cites the paper's effort to reach out to student leaders and organizations as well as the efforts of staff and compers as the ingredients of this change. I urge all involved with The Crimson to keep up the good work...