As of January 1 , 1970 it explained, the paper would accept cigarette ads only if they contained, "in plainly legible form," a warning concerning the health hazards of smoking.
"When couples from different religions or cultures marry they must expect tension... from their wider families and communities," explains the paper's social affairs correspondent.
"For us, it's a story about national security, terror and intelligence," said Mr. Zipp, explaining the paper's use of one article a day (from The New York Times News Service or The Associated Press) on its front page, but little else.
In a blogpost explaining the paper, the two IMF economists – Jorg Decressin and Prakash Loungani – stress that their organisation has "always advocated a comprehensive package that addresses both aggregate supply and aggregate demand".
"The suntan back, much cut away, belongs to innumerable little silken bodices," explained the paper about a Chanel collection in 1938, illuminating the social changes that had streamlined travel and allowed women to spread out their bodies on the beach.
The Onion's ostensibly crotchety old publisher, a character by the name of T. Herman Zweibel, explains the paper's crusade for a Pulitzer as the ultimate revenge after a long-running feud with Joseph Pulitzer.
The Times has embraced that move toward transparency, through social media, Web-based chats with journalists, and even its employment of a public editor who explains the paper to readers.
The increasingly fashionable status of wine, explains the paper, is enticing thousands of 20-somethings to shun conventional degrees for the chance to become a top sommelier.
