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Compassion heals a sunburn
My Co-Worker And I Couldn't Get Along . I work in the research and development group of a high-tech company, designing electronic parts for generators. Although I've been in the industry for some time, I've only been with my company for a few years. They hired me specifically to create designs that would help cut costs.
Soon after I started my new job, I began to clash with a younger coworker. He'd been with the company longer than I, but he wasn't at all concerned with the cost-saving measures that I initiated. Resistance built up between us, and soon our communication was at a standstill.
Part of my company's cost-saving measures was giving employees unpaid time off. During one of my days off, my wife and I went rowing on a lake. It was midday, and the temperature felt just right. I had to roll up my pant legs to wade into the water for a launch, and I didn't stop to think about covering up my pale skin.
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July 5, 2004 issue
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Pressing on to Peace
Steve Graham
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letters
with contributions from David Goldsmith, Helen Koehler, Elise L. Moore, Rita Ellen Hahn
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ITEMS of INTEREST
with contributions from Lori Van Ingen, Anita Jain, Mario Toneguzzi
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Still, the birds keep singing
By Tom Black
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PRAYER FOR THE MIDDLE EAST
By Rosalie E. Dunbar Photographs By Lloyd Wolf
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STORIES THAT BUILD CONNECTIONS
Carol Grosman
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SUMMER READING
with contributions from Bettie Gray, Warren Bolon, Kim Shippey, Marilyn Jones, Frank L. Smith
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Compassion heals a sunburn
By Malcolm Drummond
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I refused to let rape change me
By Kate Dearborn
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The catch that didn't get away
By Peter Tonge
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An inclusive organization
By Lindsay Pope
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For hostages, the heart cries for new light
By Tony Lobl
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'I was capable of making a change'
Milika Nevarez
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All things are possible to God
Ngamata-Ngamikong Céline