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LIFE IN THE ACADEMIC COMMUNITY
Some Thoughts on Open Dorms
Among the many challenges that face young people in the academic community today are those related to open dormitories. This mode of housing takes different forms, which vary considerably from school to school. On some campuses men and women live on the same floor. In others there is "open visitation," where men and women may visit each other's rooms at all hours. This more integrated style of living, although freer in many respects than the more conventional dormitory arrangement, also brings challenges, and perhaps temptation.
What does one do, for example, when a roommate brings a date back to the room for the night? Can an understanding of God help? Yes!

December 8, 1973 issue
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What Am I?
Janice Koller
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You Needn't Be Robbed
HELEN L. CONNELLY
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Forgive Them
EDWIN G. LEEVER
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Be Steadfast
JEANNE ROE PRICE
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Some Thoughts on Open Dorms
DEBORAH APPLETON HUEBSCH
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The Power of Humility
MALCOLM S. MEAD
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through the joyful expression of God's qualities
RONALD WEBSTER KUHL
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Homework-Alone with God
Mary Loraine Schmidt
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REACHING OUT
Carolyn Wardlaw
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The Basic Goal of Christian Science Practice
Naomi Price
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One Consciousness
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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Christian Science has been in my family for more than half a...
Flora L. B. Cole
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I am most grateful for Christian Science
Stanley M. Disher, Jr.
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Christian Science was first introduced to me by a dear aunt...
Elrose B. Glascoff