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Editorial
September 23, 1996 ISSUE
School shootings—and individual prayer
Mary Metzner Trammell
It was two minutes before the end of lunch, on a Friday. Students shuffled out of the cafeteria and ambled toward their fifth-period classes.
Suddenly, shots exploded outside. Then, gunfire ripped through the first-floor hallway. Everyone started running. The PA system blared out orders. Teachers herded students into classrooms and bolted the doors.
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Contents
September 23, 1996 issue
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Protecting children from sudden harm
Michelle Boccanfuso
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Innocence in the city
Heather M. Hayward
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The love that heals grief
Barbara Beth Whitewater
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Love
Richard Jani
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A blessed peacemaker!
Patricia I. Wilson
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What do we do about violence?
Beverly Goldsmith
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Young people find God on inner-city streets
by Kim Shippey
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No longer compromising with the law
Susan Schueler Bradway
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Gaining "skill in comfort's art"
Barbara M. Vining
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School shootings—and individual prayer
Mary Metzner Trammell
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Jane Placek Bravman
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