January 28, 2002
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From the Editors
From the first sketchy
"this just in" right before 9:00 a.
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"Technology can be
seen as a reflection of the people who build and use it.
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Students from a small town in eastern Oregon give a status report on the world today.
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David Gross, a junior at The College of William and Mary, talks about reactions and responses to bad situations.
Faced with aloneness and fear, Anjuli Graunke decided to stay on top, not hunker down.
Out of South Africa, Alistair Savides calls for an end to war by using "the greatest defense."
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Two teenagers from India have a model relationship for bringing more peace to the world.
For Brett Fletcher-McGookin, the answer to the chaos of 9/11 was a simple one—"just love."
Heroism in 2002 is not about brute strength or battlefield glory.
It's worth staying true to your ideals—even if you don't think people understand.
In anticipation of the opening of The Mary Baker Eddy Library for the Betterment of Humanity later this year, the Sentinel launches a feature that will present excerpts from the collections of previously unpublished writings.
I tried to be more compassionate. Not to change my dad, but to change me.
As I left the dentist's office, I realized I knew another way to solve this problem.
I asked myself, Do I see creation as God made it?
We needed the money from closing on our old house to buy the new one.
