Some Changes Are Coming To In Life.

Mon., March 24, 1997

Beginning next week, Our Generation, the page written by teens for teens, will be published on Mondays on the cover of IN Life instead of Wednesdays. There will be no Our Generation page this week.

As a result of that change, the Monday Slice column will shift to Thursdays and the Dave Barry humor column will move inside Sundays.

Beginning Tuesday, the section will increase by two pages on weekdays and Saturdays.

One of those pages will feature a color weather report. Currently, that report is on Page A2. We’re expanding our weather offerings and adding color.

On Sundays, the weather report will be on the back of the Sports section.

The other additional IN Life page is the Chronicle page, which will move from the Region section. This page carries obituaries, achievements and other information.

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