March 23, 1981
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A vital prelude to academic work is daily communing with God.
Have you ever wished it was some time other than the present or thought that as soon as a certain episode in your life is over, everything will be all right?
Although I had been a student of Christian Science for many years, I had been cut off from our periodicals for more than twenty years.
People often think of intellect as the capacity to reason or learn.
During a discussion of problems facing young people today, one student remarked, "Probably the hardest thing is being pulled in two directions—what you've been taught is right, and what so many people you know are doing.
When I was a college freshman, a doctor told me I had a metabolic disorder and would have to take medication for the rest of my life.
I'm happy to have been a student of Christian Science for close to seventy years.
As a music student in a university, I often spent many hours in a practice room.
During my freshman year at college I met a young man who was very handsome, and I felt instantly attracted to him.
