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August 10, 1987 ISSUE
Knowing their names
Written for the Sentinel
A newspaper reporter was talking with schoolchildren, gathering information for a story on how white and black students see themselves and each other. In an all-black elementary school, the reporter asked Ellen, a six-year-old, if she had ever played with any white children.
"No," she said.
"Well, would you like to?"

August 10, 1987
Contents
August 10, 1987 issue
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Trust in God— a sure protection
Virginia L. Austin
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Soul searching
Sally Seagull Johnstone
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Knowing their names
Written for the Sentinel
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A fiery furnace
Gladys C. Girard
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Stop criticizing!
Barbara Juergens Fox
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Some thoughts on music
Michael D. Rissler
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Business, safe in God's arms
Carolyn B. Swan
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Opportunity
David M. Vaughan
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My adventure at the beach
Janet Morgan Wylie
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"Truth is always the victor" (Science and Health by Mrs. Eddy, p. 380)
Douglas L. Reeder, Jr.
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During my last term in college I began swimming regularly in...
Mary Elizabeth Sweder