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Something About Reasons

August 1956
By: D. W. | New York City, New York

The Other Virginia

December 1954
By: V. H. | Chicago, Illinois

The First Chance

October 1954
By: Ed C. | San Francisco, California

II

September 1952
By: Anonymous | Worcester, Massachusetts
Not to be outdone by the nation's political outbursts we bring you this month and next. . .a peek at our very own smoke filled rooms. . .

Stethoscope and Periscope - The Doctors Look at Alcohol

March 1952
A Grapevine Medical Report. . .

The Alcoholic Approaches Middle Age

May 1948
By: X.L.

Bill Cunningham, Top-flight Columnist, Likes Being an A.A. "Side-line Rooter

January 1945
By: Bill Cunningham | Boston, Massachusetts

God Is Not Yourself

November 1973
By: Paul de Kruif
Paul de Kruif, author of "The Microbe Hunters," "Life Among the Doctors," and other writings, helped greatly in carrying word of AA to the public - From the July 1951 Grapevine

How Anonymous Should You Be?

November 1998
By: Anonymous
It may look easy to practice the second A in AA, but it doesn't always work out that way. - Tradition Eleven - Our public relations policy is based on attraction rather than promotion; we need always maintain personal anonymity at the level of press, radi

Anything Wrong With AA?

November 1990
By: Anonymous | New York, New York
From the March 1964 Grapevine

A Sometimes Painful Concoction

July 1988
By: J. C. | West Henrietta, New York
Mixing belief and unbelief in a search for a faith that works

Striving to Fail

March 1977
By: W. M. | North Manchester
Have you ever tried to wrest defeat from the jaws of victory?

Leadership in AA

September 1968
By: Bill W.
Ever a vital need

How Anonymous Should You Be?

May 1965
By: Anonymous
It may look easy to practise the second A in AA, but it doesn't always work out that way

Anything Wrong With AA?

March 1964
By: Anonymous | Manhattan, New York
. . .AA as a movement might well have better friends in its adverse critics than in its nonalcoholic fans.

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Alateens Smartened up This AA

December 1967
By: Ed C. | Westbury, New York
Searching questions from teenagers drove their AA sponsor to live the program. . .

Miraculous Is the Word

July 1967
By: J. P. | Kent, Ohio
Big Book Stories--Updated

Speaking From the Heart

December 1965
By: G. N. G. | Manhattan, New York
A fairly new AA, who is an "old pro" lecturer, asks: Why are AA speakers all so good?

The Iron of Humility

November 1965
By: Anon.
A priest reflects on his death-struggle with personal pride. He found a release through AA

Am I Special?

March 1965
By: F. C. | Manhattan, New York
Will buses and taxis materialize when I want them, and will my novel be a best seller?

Vignette

June 1956
By: W. S. T. | New York, New York

HERE IS WHAT THE 1956 CONFERENCE DID

June 1956

Group Problems and Growing Pains

May 1953
A Grapevine Milestone Report

Tradition Eight

December 1952
By: Bill W.
The eighth of a new series of articles explaining The Twelve Traditions. . . <lb"ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS SHOULD REMAIN FOREVER NON-PROFESSlONAL, BUT OUR SERVICE CENTERS MAY EMPLOY SPECIAL WORKERS".

Double Conviction?

May 1950
By: A. F. | Cheyenne, Wyoming
the human story <lbPete was sweating out a bad rap. and running into an old cell-mate didn't make it any easier. . .or did it?

Brings Peace of Mind

April 1947
By: E.L. | San Diego, California

Our Anonymity Is Both Inspiration and Safety

March 1946
By: Bill W.

DR. Powdermaker Discusses the Role of a Psychiatrist in Alcoholics Anonymous

February 1945
By: Florence Powdermaker, M.D.

Lost in the Outer Banks

May 2015
By: Elise F. | South Lake Tahoe, California
A married couple crossed the country to follow a dream—but the bottle led the way.

Game changer

December 2010
By: SUSAN B. | Alexandria, Va.
A hard-drinking father finds spirituality in the bottom of the ninth

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