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A COLLEGE STUDENT WRITES
Live in Peace, Now!
Do you ever feel you want to get away from everybody and just rest but every time you turn around you're hit in the face with a problem? The people you thought were your friends reject, criticize, and avoid you. A theme is due on a novel you've just begun to read. A term paper has to be finished in a few days even though you're not quite satisfied with the subject you chose. Every activity builds up into heavy pressure.
It's tempting to want to leave pressure behind by giving up and saying to yourself, "There's just no way I can make it! How can so much be expected of me? I've got to get out of this place and take it easy."
But maybe there's a better way.
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April 29, 1972 issue
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Christian Science and Law
ARTHUR W. ECKMAN
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Law Is for Everybody
ROBERT J. HILL
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No Penalty for Breaking Health Laws
CAROLYN B. SWAN
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Depriving Lack of Its Cause
DELI HOFFMAN
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Live in Peace, Now!
RANDAL CRAFT
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Man: Included and Including
VIRGINIA H. BOWN
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Catch a Thief
FRANCES L. WEST
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"The time for thinkers"
Carl J. Welz
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A Law-abiding People
Naomi Price
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When first becoming interested in Christian Science, about forty-one...
Albert J. Altmeier
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In the more than thirty years that I have been a student of Christian Science...
Hazel Parker with contributions from Herbert E. Parker
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I wish to express my profound gratitude for Mrs. Eddy and her...
Katherine Reed Angell with contributions from Harris Richardson Angell, Jr., Clara Lee Reed