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Broken nose healed; grades improved
In junior and senior high school, my grades, along with various school-wide tests, indicated that I was of "average" or slightly higher intelligence. I basically accepted this as a fact in my life into my college years. As a college freshman and sophomore, I found that my grades continued to support this belief and reinforce my acceptance of it.
That quarter I received an A in accounting and in every other subject.
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June 15, 1998 issue
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To Our Readers
Russ Gerber
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YOUR LETTERS
Gail Menschel with contributions from Lois Bloomfield, Hans Bertschi
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items of interest
with contributions from Robert Seymour, William J. O'Malley
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Do you measure up?
By Janis E. Hunt Johnson
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SATISFIED WITH WHO YOU ARE?
Curtis J. Wahlberg
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Father knows best
By James E. Thurman, Jr.
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Days full of wholeness, not just busyness
By Ellen Moore Thompson
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A drug-free approach to health
BY KAY RAMSDELL OLSON
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A loving guide
Korinna Mohlenbrock
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Pioneers of the spiritual millennium
with contributions from Karen Bowen, Anne Toevs
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How big is God's love?
By Joan Sieber Ware
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Dear Sentinel
with contributions from Mia King, Robin Jenkins
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Broken nose healed; grades improved
Peter H. Godine
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cold symptoms quickly cured
Cathy Pierce
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Injured arm and ribs healed through prayer
Jonathan Blackman
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Pain conquered
Jenet F. Smith
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Who's in control?
Barbara M. Vining
