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Rock the Cradle, Rock the World
A Christian Scientist's Response to Women's Liberation
If a man whistles at you, woman or girl, what does he think he's saying?
You may like to think he's saying, "Hail, bright Artemis, fleet-footed goddess," and there's one possibility in a million that he is a Greek scholar. But the likelier translation is less scholarly. After a while you may begin to grow indignant: "What does he think he's whistling at! I'm no cliché. I'm me."
I'm me.
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August 28, 1971 issue
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Who Pleads Youth's Cause?
J. DENIS GLOVER
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Rock the Cradle, Rock the World
HENRIETTA BUCKMASTER
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An Interview: with a young black man
with contributions from John M. Dixon III
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An Outspoken Question
ROSE M. HENNIKER-HEATON
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ASK SOON
Godfrey John
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THINKING ABOUT FILMS: The Wild Child
LOUISE SWEENEY
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A Leader for Today
Robert Peel
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Our Place in the History of War
Carl J. Welz
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Shortly after my mother became interested in Christian Science...
David L. Robinson, Sr. with contributions from Pauline Rogers
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I returned to my hometown of Bangalore, India, for a holiday...
Freni Wadia with contributions from Rathi Eapen, Temina S. Boga, Marion Smith Lovelace
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I attended a Christian Science Sunday School as a child, but it...
Suzanne L. Sandberg with contributions from N. Stephen Sandberg
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Signs of the Times
John C. Bennett