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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 12, 1999
- Signs of things to come
- News In Brief
- Investing responsibly
- News In Brief
- Racial barriers and big firms
- We'd love to see your Snapshots of the Century
- Keeping Track ...
- Today's Story Line
- Letters
- News In Brief
- Market Monitor
- US lawyers make clients of embassy bomb victims
- What unites us after war
- Tokyo dynamo may rock Japan
- Top-performing* funds by objective
- Internet sitings
- Sector looks strong
- Grappling with the century's most heinous crimes
- Europe backtracks on last year's promises
- Mayor asks New Yorkers to try a little kindness, please
- Tips on saving for grandchild's education
- Nonmedical investing is limited
- The Diallo Case
- US nuclear strategy on China needs update
- A look at today's teens
- Internet, technology charge ahead
- For today's teens, rebellion is pass
- Stock market bonus: even bigger budget surplus
- War hits Macedonia's fragile peace
- News In Brief
- Voucher backers seek clout in voting booth
- Where mutual funds got their start
- The Big 20
- Just for singles
- Russia's tough talk unsettles West
- First rumblings of a backlash to term limits
- What if you can't pay
- The other target of NATO strikes
- Now that I've found her, where'd she go?
- Taxing Questions
- Road Runners
- A generous harvest of apples and opportunity
- Patience, Mr. Arafat