Christian Science Monitor Weekly Year 2012 Magazine Back Issues
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- Power Shift In Syria? 18
- Election 2012: The Gender GAP 21
- Books: The Titanic At 100 38
- This Is Where I Belong
- Myanmar's Next Tests 11
- Trayvon Martin: Another View 18
- Afghan Security After U.S. 21
- The Tax Whisperer
- Syria's Rebels As U.S. Cause?
- 10 Immigration Goes To Court 21
- China's Pollution-Fighter 44
- Can Natural Gas Save America?
- Is The Tea Party Over? 18
- Murder And Mysery In China 21
- Saving An Ancient Forest 44
- After 50 Years Under Military Rule, The Burmese May Finally Be Rejoining The World.
- L.A. 20 Years After Rodney King 11
- Why Two Sudans Fight 13
- A New Self-Publishing Boom 42
- Putin Decoded Behind The Brusque Ways And Unyielding Worldview Of Russia's Enigmatic Leader
- AL Qaeda After Bin Laden 10
- Latin America's Oil Future 18
- Film: Marigold Hotel 40
- Inside The Funnel Learning More About Twisters
- Who Really Runs China? 18
- What The U.S. Wants From Nato 21
- Summer Reading Guide 37
- When Prison Doors Swing Open
- The Feds And JPMorgan 10
- Deradicalizing Islamic Militants 18
- Evolving On Gay Marriage 21
- The Next Mission- How Some Veterans Aim
- Iran's Nuclear Hot Spots 13
- Saudi Arabia's Quiet Reformers 18
- Why To Watch Wisconsin 21
- Good Deeds Great Returns
- Who's Who In Syria 13
- Student Loan Crisis 18
- Facebook And Job--Hunting 43
- Afghan Diary-Four Lives And Four Lenses
- Making Megacities Work 18
- Recession Rumors: How Real? 22
- Battle Over Digital Books 43
- Degree Of Doubt
- Back To The Dinner Table
- Why The Family Meal Matters Again
- What Spain Means For Europe 18
- The Romney Economy 21
- The Eurozone's Big Face - Off 10
- Counterrevolution In Egypt 18
- Obesity And Public Policy 21
- Up In Arms Women Have Been Warriors In Iraq And Afghanistan For Years.
- Chasing Syria's Weapons 10
- Supreme Court's Big Week 13
- London's Olympic Moment 18
- Behind Those Polls By Jennifer Skalka Tulumello
- What Congo Violence Means 13
- Return Of The Tax Wars 14
- Lessons From China's Famine 44
- How Eight Athletes Overcame Barriers To Reach The 2012 London Olympic Games
- Libor: What To Know 13
- Election's Midwest Battle 21
- Inspiring Colombia's Youths 44
- New West Ranchers
- Behind Iraq's New Chaos 10
- Tighter Budgets For U.S. Towns 18
- Can North Korea Reform? 21
- The New Drug War
- Sudan And Islamic Law 18
- Coping With Drought 21
- Leaving Hollywood To Help 44
- Who Grades The Teacher?
- The New Islamists 18
- High - Speed Rail Back On Track 21
- Who's Right On Job Creation? 14
- Why Conventions Still Matter
- G.O.P. And The Akin Effect 10
- Ending China's Ivory Trade 18
- U.S. Military's Quiet War 21
- Hands Of Experience
- Mexico's Obesity Crisis 18
- Public Schools Common Standard? 21
- A Peacekeeper's Memoir 40
- Halting A Harmful Trade
- Election 2012's Undecideds 18
- Inside Free Syria 21
- Foster Children's Advocate 44
- Artificial Intelligence: Are We There Yet?
- Aftermath Of Embassy Attacks 18
- Good News, Bad News On Housing 21
- Upbeat Prison Yarn 44
- Who Will Feed The World?
- Inside: What's Really Behind The Mideast Rioting 18
- Special Focus: New World Diplomacy 32
- Read Our Deaily Edition Online At csmonitor.com
- For A Growing Population Engaged In The High-Tech
- Why East China Sea Roils 18
- Congress: What's At Stake 21
- Convicts Sweet Redemption 44
- Below The Line: America's Poor
- Putin's Tough Second Round 18
- Effects Of Dream Act-Lite 21
- Books For India's Youths 44
- The Starkest In Decades. Or Is It?
- Economic Chaos In Iran 18
- Sizing Up U.S. Ballot Initiatives 21
- Plight Of The Polar Bears 44
- The Great Brain Gain
- U.S. Debt: Lessons From Abroad 18
- EL Salvador's Gang Truce 21
- Rehab For Zoo Animals 44
- Can Europe Save Itself?
- Reversing Colonial Laws 16
- Afghan War's Legacy 18
- Help For Israel's Eritreans 44
- America Where It's Headed
- Japan Torn Over Nukes 18
- For Vets,Compassionate Court 21
- Saving Lives At The Border 44
- When No News Is Bad News
- Who Are Changing The World
- Our Annual Guide To Giving
- Election 2012: The Finish 10
- Water And Mideast Unity 18
- Over The Edge?
- Why America Will Avoid The Fiscal Cliff
- Unpacking Petraeus 10
- Latin America's War On Women 18
- Gaza, The Long View 10
- A Showdown In Mali? 18
- States Adjust To Obamacare 21
- From Drought To Floods, Problems Rise Around A Vital Resource. What We Can Do.
- Where Gaza Goes Now 18
- Housing After Superstorm Sandy 21
- The Cardboard Bicycle 44
- The Iron Ayatollah
- How The Baltics Model Reform 18
- Foreign Policy, Reloaded 21
- Saving The City Of St. Louis 44
- Stolen Time-On Any Given Day In The US
- North Korea Makes Noise 10
- Top U.S. Stories Of 2012 21
- Argentina's Activist Abuela 44
- The New Face Of Faith
- World News In Review 18
- Tackling Immigration Reform 21
- The Year's Best Films 44
- Looking Back, Looking Up 2012
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The Christian Science Monitor (CSM), commonly known as The Monitor, is a nonprofit news organization that publishes daily articles both in electronic format and a weekly print edition. It was founded in 1908 as a daily newspaper by Mary Baker Eddy, founder of the new religious movement Christian Science, Church of Christ, Scientist.
Since its founding, the newspaper has been based in Boston. Over its existence, seven Monitor journalists have been awarded the Pulitzer Prize, including Edmund Stevens (1950), John Hughes (1968), Howard James (1968), Robert Cahn (1969), Richard Strout (1978), David S. Rohde (1996), and Clay Bennett (2002).
