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Calming a Campus
"Will you let me make my own decision! I've got to do what I think is right." In the midst of a campus crisis I was reluctantly finding myself in the role of a harassed college newspaper editor. So I left the conversation at the dinner table and walked rather dejectedly back to my room.
Once seated in my snug rocking chair, I began recalling the day's turmoil over the college president's controversial choice of a commencement speaker. He had invited a successful woman executive of a cosmetics company—a world which seemed out of key with both the intellectual pursuits and the feminist consciousness of this women's college.

February 16, 1974 issue
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My Private Blizzard
C. EARLE ARMSTRONG
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Where Are We Safe?
LINNIE CALLISON HEASLEY
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To Heal the Body, Turn Away from It
JOHN H. WILLIAMS
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Poetry—Something We Share
PEARL STRACHAN HURD
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SPIRITUALIZING THOUGHT
JACK HILLMAN THORNTON
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Calming a Campus
SUSAN BIGELOW HILL
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WHO GOES THERE?
Sheila Mary Rowley
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Belonging
Geoffrey J. Barratt
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A Healing Reaction to Barbarity
Naomi Price
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I have been healed many times by reading Science and Health...
Belle W. Cushing
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"All things work together for good to them that love God"...
Wayne N. Mortimer
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Many years ago I suffered from severe internal pains
Julia Sivori de Montenegro
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Mrs. Eddy says (Science and Health, p. 368),...
Jenny Coddington Smucker with contributions from Tim Smucker