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A point of view doesn't necessarily have to be in your face all the time. There's no reason why a publication with a point of view needs to be making that point explicitly, visibly, obviously, on every page.

A point of view doesn't necessarily have to be in your face all the time. There's no reason why a publication with a point of view needs to be making that point explicitly, visibly, obviously, on every page.

:"When I was in college, the Christian Science Monitor was still a major daily newspaper, and a respected one. Arguably the best of the dailies I could get in the town I was in, it was particularly good for its thoughtful analysis and coverage of world and national events.  

:"When I was in college, I subscribed to The Christian Science Monitor. It was still a major daily newspaper, and a respected one, known for its thoughtful analysis and good coverage of world and national events.  

:One day my mother says to me on the phone, "You probably don't know that Eleanor Roosevelt died today." I said "What do you mean? It was on the front page." She said "But though you read the Christian Science Monitor, and I thought I had heard that it never says that anyone has died." I said, "No, there was a ''huge'' obituary, on the front page." She said "What did they say? Did they say 'passed on' or something?"  

:One day my mother says to me on the phone, "You probably don't know that Eleanor Roosevelt died today." I said "What do you mean? It was on the front page." She said "But though you read the Christian Science Monitor, and I thought I had heard that it never says that anyone has died." I said, "No, there was a ''huge'' obituary, on the front page." She said "What did they say? Did they say 'passed on' or something?"