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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 September 02, 1998
- China's Trade Gains Pitted Against Its Nuclear Might
- Nautical Terms Sail Into Speech
- Congo Leader Urges Nazi-Style Tactics Against Tutsis
- Weak by Design, Japan Ponders Its Missile Gap
- Quest for a Cow That Thrives on Hot Sun and Brown Grass
- News In Brief
- Privatizing Social Security: Not Many Dividends for Women
- Stuck at a War's Crossroads
- A Catalyst for Community Caring
- Whither Iraq Sanctions?
- A Year After Diana's Death, Royals Have 'Learned a Lesson'
- Americans Rediscover World Affairs
- Latex Paint Disposal And Repelling a Moth Attack
- The Treasures in Store at the Shore
- Promontory Point in August
- Ways to Make Relocations Less Difficult
- Reassuring the World
- Tomatoes: All of Summer's Glory in a Bite
- Russian Reds - Now Only Pink - Rise Again
- A Controversy Blooms
- Alleged Anti-Castro Plot May Reveal CIA Secrets
- A 106-Year-Old House Brought Us Closer
- From Black to Gray, From Short to Long, Fashion Marches On
- As a Child Grows, Room Decor Evolves
- A Rendezvous With Recession?
- Ptolemaic Parenting
- Pied Piper of Science for Pueblo Kids
- Let's Help Eliminate Workplace Anger
- Outfitting a Basic Toolbox
- Then There's Russia
- Post-divorce Parenting From Afar
- More Cities That Never Sleep