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Justice

October 1983

By: L. W. | Newport, Rhode Island

In sobriety, the present can transform the past

The End of Innocence

October 1983

By: R. K. | Manhattan, New York

A new twist on what we all know--AA spoils our drinking

AA in a Wendy House

May 1960

By: Ted and Nan | Donnybrook, Natal

The Room

April 1950

By: H.S. | Muskegon, Michigan

AND WHEN THE DAY. . .WAS FULLY COME, THEY WERE ALL WITH ONE ACCORD IN ONE PLACE. . .AND BEGAN TO SPEAK WITH OTHER TONGUES."--ACTS II, 1, 4.

Henshaw's Imp

April 1950

By: F. L. R. | Jackson, Michigan

the human story

Boredom Ambushes the Unwary

April 1950

By: J. F. | Elmhurst, L. I., New York

The Arena

April 1950

By: O.C. | Collingswood, New Jersey

In answer to L. R. of Chicago

Some People Are Much Sicker Than Others

May 1948

By: W.J. | New York, New York

Many Enter A.A. Unsponsored

May 1948

By: J.W. | New York, New York

How Stuffy Can We Get?

May 1948

By: W.T. | New York, New York

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