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Who's on First?

May 1988

By: W. J. | Temple, Texas

Our Common Welfare

May 1988

By: D. M. | Oak Lawn, Illinois

Four Familiar Words

May 1988

By: S. A. | Iowa City, Iowa

Faulty Logic

May 1988

By: Chuck H. | Oak Park, Illinois

Points of View

December 1944

By: Bill W.

A Father Looks Through His Son's Eyes

December 1944

By: Bill S.'s father, Wally

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Bert T.'s 18-year-old son, Alan

A.A. Showed My Father the Door to Maturity. . .

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Felicia G.'s 17-year-old daughter,

I Hate to Think Where Mother Would Be. . .

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Ed F.'s 18-year-old daughter, Joan

A.A.s Make Wonderful Fathers. . .

The Children Say What A.A. Means to Them

December 1944

By: Marian M.'s 16-year-old son, Peter

What Could These A.A.s Do For Mother. . .?

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