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An Interview: with a Journalist
Is being a woman a disadvantage in journalism?
No, I don't think so, not really. Of course, men reporters tend not to take you seriously until you've proved yourself, which I think requires a bit more for a woman than a man.
You have to be better than a man, sort of like a black has often had to be better than a white to get the job?
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April 3, 1971 issue
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Freedom and Completeness
ROSE M. HENNIKER-HEATON
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Women in the World: A Man's View
NEIL MILLAR
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Christian Science in an Age of Revolution
HUBERTA F. RANDALL
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Reflect God's Freedom of Action
JAMES ROBERT CORBETT
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Watching from "afar off"
ELIZABETH LOVE ROTHE
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TODAY
David Littlefield Horn
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An Interview: with a Journalist
with contributions from Elizabeth Pond
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NEW RELEASE
Margery MacDonald Cantlon
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Notices
The Christian Science Board of Directors
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God's Womanhood
Carl J. Welz
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The Light That Heals
Alan A. Aylwin
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I hope that this testimony will comfort anyone who is yearning...
Betty W. Hurlburt with contributions from Robert A. Hurlburt
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I am grateful to God for the many, many healings I have had...
Ethel Minns Lucus with contributions from Winifred E. Symons
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As a student of Christian Science I have had so much proof of...
Richard G. Lake with contributions from G. Eileen Lake
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My mother was introduced to Christian Science by a neighbor...
Marguerite McMurry Gygax with contributions from Edward Ernest Gygax
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Signs of the Times
Earl Nightingale