Different strokes for different folks

Article Abstract:

The Scotsman newspaper has won many design awards, including being voted the best-designed newspaper in the 1997 Society of Newspaper Design competition, although the design has continually changed under different management. The most significant changes began to be introduced by Nick Thirkell in 1990, with Andrew Jaspan introducing more changes in 1994 to improve the newspaper's competitiveness against other national dailies. The paper's design was later made less elegant under Andrew Neil.

Usage, Newspapers, Scotland, Periodicals, Portrayals, Illustration, Layout (Printing), Newspaper layout and typography, Scotsman (Newspaper)

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Berlin in search of itself

Article Abstract:

Berlin, Germany, has undergone many changes since the beginning of World War II, when Hitler was leading his troops from the city. The city offers visitors the opportunity to see the past and the present, in the forms of buildings, art and cultural diversity.

Germany, Description and travel, Berlin, Germany

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Him versus her

Article Abstract:

A one-on-one game with College Player of the Year Sheryl Swoopes is no mean feat. Swoopes, who won by a margin of 10 pts., is currently training at Texas Tech University for the US 'Women's Dream Team' tryouts for the next Olympics.

Competitions, Basketball players, Swoopes, Sheryl

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