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The Christian Science Monitor - CSMonitor.com
Why is Christian Science in our name?
Why is Christian Science in our name?
Our name is about honesty. The Monitor is owned by The First Church of Christ, Scientist, and we’ve always been transparent about that.
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Monitor articles for April 03, 1995
- Russian Art: Caught In the Tumult
- Chechen rebels flee as Russia makes key win
- Egypt Uses Fear to Fight Islamic Extremists
- DEFERRED MAINTENANCE HITS HARD AT SHENANDOAH NATIONAL PARK
- The Serenity Found In Sweet Solitude
- News In Brief
- WHY GANGS HAPPEN, HOW TO STOP THEM
- Protect Student Aid
- $189 Billion Tax-Cut Bill Faces Fiery House Battle
- Fundamental Trouble For Secular Turkey?
- ISLAMIC REBELS HIT IN ALGERIA, MEDIA REPORT
- Might Makes Flight in Two Rebel Wars
- New Armed Militias Recruit Growing Membership in US
- Mubarak in Capital Seeking Warmer In US-Egyptian Ties
- Remembering Okinawa
- Unsplendid Little War
- Pushing the Boundaries of Ballet
- Replacement Players Prepare for Farm Teams, or Home
- Chicago's Daley Gives Lessons to Democrats
- Men, Women See Investments From Different Perspectives
- Huge Bank Merger May Help Mop Up Red Ink in Japan
- Clinton Tries to Jump-Start Stalled N. Ireland Talks
- A Child's Pointers on Parenting
- Small-Town 'Ladies' Club Gives Big-Time Stock Tips
- April Fools' Day Is Past
- Saving Kids From the War Zone of Street Life
- 'Motor-Voter' May Steer Future Election Outcomes