Christian Science Monitor Weekly Year 2014 Magazine Back Issues
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- Bombings Test Putin's Mettle 10
- Will Syria's Assad Hold On? 18
- Teaching Roma Children 44
- Race To The Poles
- Why Income Inequality Flares 10
- Egypt's Fading Revolution 18
- What Snowden Cost U.S. 21
- The Fed's New Era
- Obama's Homestretch What Kind Of Leader Is He?
- Decoding Kim Jong-Un 18
- New Debate On End Of Life 21
- Addresses For Lisbon's Homeless 44
- Progress On Loose Nukes 11
- Net Neutrality Explained 13
- A Change-Agent Incubator 44
- Russia's Hard-Charging Leader Plays For A Win On The World Stage At Sochi
- Abe Sees Japan's Moment 18
- Politics Of Concealed Carry 21
- Filmmaker Targets Hunger 44
- Building Back Better
- Latin American Armies As Cops 18
- Why The Weird Winter? 21
- New Hope In New Orleans 44
- Young, Diverse, And Finding Their Way They Must Balance The Cultures That Raised Them
- Israel Confronts Boycotts 18
- Toll Of Long-Term Joblessness 21
- A Greater Voice For Girls 43
- U.S. Colleges Use Online Courses To Conduct A Global Talent Hunt
- The Internet Of Things 13
- Dutch Rethinks Welfare 18
- Roots Of D.C. Dysfunction 21
- Battle Lines A Former Military Commando Escalates The War Against Poaching
- Who's Buying Africa? 18
- New Orleans School Experiment 21
- Fukushima Truth-Seeker 44
- Europe's Green Giant
- Mexico's Drug-War Vigilantes 18
- From Fracking A Sand Rush 21
- Ex-Cons Bake Success 44
- Back To The South
- How Ukraine Hits Energy Needs 18
- Who Runs The Internet 21
- Human Rights Border Towns 44
- Heroin's Long Reach
- Russia's Propaganda Machine 18
- Is Real Estate Upturn Real? 21
- Life After Foster Care 44
- Under One Roof
- How Far Will He Go?
- Putin's Push To Recharge Russia By Howard LaFranchi
- Trouble For U.S. Rivers 18
- Hope For Afghanistan 21
- Orville Schell On China 13
- Boston's Rebound Marathon 18
- Turkey's Erdogan Holds On 21
- Will Iraq Crack?
- Ranking Nations By Social Good 13
- Rwanda, 20 Years On 18
- The Tea Party's Next Test 21
- The Big Learning Flip
- The Right To Fight
- What The US Military Has Learned, One Year In, About Women In Combat Roles
- Natural Gas And Mideast Peace 18
- Hazards Of High-Speed Trading 21
- India Votes, And Votes 13
- South Africa's Malema Factor 18
- New Path To A College Degree? 21
- The Nordic Way
- Why Europe Tilts Right 18
- Mitch McConnell's Big Test 21
- Taking Garbage Power Global 43
- Can Parenting Be Taught?
- Furor Over Veterans Health Care 13
- Unpacking Boko Haram 18
- Unions And College Sports 21
- At 100 Years The War That Remade The World
- Exoneration: Another Look 18
- Profiles Of Modern Pakistan 21
- Teaching Myanmar's Women 44
- Playing The Aid Game
- Briefing: USA Freedom Act 13
- Who's Wo In Thai Coup 18
- Brazil's World Cup Warm-Up 24
- Part-Time Nation
- Will Climate Rules Help? 11
- Briefing: Libya Unravels 13
- Brazil's Education Reboot 18
- The Vets Know
- What Cantor's Loss Means 10
- Briefing : Canada And Guns 13
- Kenya's Little Mogadishu 18
- Where Is India's Boom?
- Mideast Tectonic Shifts 18
- A Global Pact On Emissions?
- Saving Elephants In Thailand 44
- He Played Down Race For Years
- In For An El Niño Summer? 13
- Mapping Global Progress 18
- Why Piracy Declines 21
- Rise Of The Makers By Noelle Swan
- Supreme Court's Year 13
- Free Speech Limits? 21
- Uses Of Music In Estonia 42
- Can Math Stop Murder?
- Briefing: Hobby Lobby Ruling 13
- Iran's Evolving Role 21
- Safe-Dating Activist 42
- Europe's New Jihadis
- Briefing: Crisis In Gaza 13
- Obamacare Vs. Crime? 21
- Wool Saves A French Town 42
- Setting Rivers Free
- Roots Of The Border Crisis 13
- Backlash To Common Core 21
- Arab-Israeli Unity 44
- Bull Market Who's Riding High?
- What Roils South China Sea 20
- S. Sudan's Camp Crisis 24
- Clean Water For Haiti 42
- Education Reform Does It Add Up?
- How Europe Sees Ferguson 11
- Why Police Armor Up 13
- Film: The Trip To Italy 38
- Border Enforcer How Robert Brack Became The Busiest Judge In America
- Progress Vs Ebola 13
- Preserving Oceans 18
- Justice For Mexico's Disappeared 21
- The Smoke Jumpers
- Facing Islamic State 13
- Europe's Migrant Crisis 20
- Help For Girls Who Code 42
- Scots Vote On Secession Britons On Leaving EU
- Coalition Vs Islamic State 10
- The Ferguson Effect 21
- Best Of Toronto Film Fest 38
- Force Of Nature
- Congress's Role On I.S. 13
- Can Ukraine Make A Deal? 21
- A Marine's Global Fight 42
- The Accidental Oilman By William Sargent
- I.S. Fight Moves To Syria 10
- Secession After Scotland 13
- Robotics New Wrinkle 21
- The Rise Of Redneck Reality
- Hong Kong Standoff 10
- Can Iraqi Army Regroup? 21
- AL Qaeda Double Agent 40
- The Whale Savers By Doug Struck
- Coalition's Next Test 10
- Russia's Reformer-In-Waiting 13
- Depopulating Prisons 18
- Spare The Rod?
- Blame Game On I.S. 10
- Progress On De-Mining 18
- Can Iowa Save Democrats? 21
- Can A Walled-Off Nation Find Peace?
- Gains Vs. Global Hunger 18
- Syria's Women Refugees 21
- On Film: Snowden's Side 38
- How To Get Congress Working
- Is Cable TV Unraveling? 13
- Men Confront Campus Rape 21
- Saving India's Wildlife 42
- The Battle For Fallujah
- Why Gasoline Prices Fall 13
- U.S. Fisheries Rebound 18
- Rise Of China's XI 21
- The Enabled Society
- Gender Gap Narrows 18
- California's Epic Drought 21
- Our Annual Guide To Giving 33
- Keeping The Faiths
- Why Catch Comets? 13
- Germany's Migration Miracle 21
- Teen Activism In Taiwan 42
- Mitch McConnell Just Landed The Role He Wanted
- Next On Iran Nukes 10
- Cops Wearing Cameras 18
- Florida's Death-Penalty County 21
- The New Ethics Of Eating
- Latin America's Pink Tide 13
- A Drop In Violent Crime 18
- Peace For Jerusalem? 20
- The Brave New World Of Cheap Oil
- Global War On Child Labor 18
- Orion: On To Mars? 21
- School For Uganda's Women 42
- The Tsunami: 10 Years Later
- Terror Targets Children 10
- Photos Of The Year 24
- Peter Rainer's Top 10 Films 42
- 10 Ways The World Changed In 2014
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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).
