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College: Make it a time of fulfillment
Christian Science brings out the truth that no condition is more fixed than our relationship to God. Wherever we go, geographically or mentally, that relationship remains intact. Each of us is His child, with an everlasting purpose and the God-given power to fulfill it. When perceived and put into practice even in a degree, this relationship becomes an unfailing, manifold help to us—a refuge from stress and fear; a healer of sickness, loneliness, and gloom; a source of strength and guidance.
For many, their years at college are an important vestibule, a time of valuable achievement and immense hope. Too often, though, hope seems almost to vanish behind a gray wash of loneliness, depression, and despair. But this doesn't have to happen. Or, if it already seems to be the case, it can be turned around completely and made to give way to progress and fulfillment. Spiritual understanding enables us to throw off depression and maintain a healthy, happy perspective—not a Pollyanna viewpoint but a well-founded trust in good.

November 5, 1979 issue
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College: Make it a time of fulfillment
DAVID C. KENNEDY
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The spiritual fact—and that goes for all of us
MARGARET SINGLETON DECKER
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Friends
VIRGINIA CANADAY PIKE
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Striving yet yielding
CLARE L. GATES
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A job offer
CAROLYN F. RUFFIN
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Prayer can solve world problems
MARILYN JANE RIMMINGTON
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You?
GODFREY JOHN
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Being a better thinker
GEOFFREY J. BARRATT
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Drawing your line of demarcation
NATHAN A. TALBOT
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When nighttime's here
Virginia L. Scott
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My gratitude for Christian Science is very deep
KATHRYN GRONBERG with contributions from W. E. GRONBERG
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Ten years ago I was pursuing a premed program in college and...
JACK DOUGLAS TRAIN
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LETTERS TO THE PRESS
ROBERT A. MILLER