Tradition Twelve
December 1992
By:
Bill W.
Anonymity is the spiritual foundation of all our Traditions, ever reminding us to place principles before personalities. (from the November 1948 Grapevine)
Talking the Talk
August 1989
By:
David A.
| Ann Arbor, Michigan
Do we realize that newcomers take us seriously?
Seduced By AA
September 1987
By:
E. K.
| La Canada, California
A court-committed alcoholic finds a new life
Sitting in the Hot Sun Waiting for a Dumb Bus
July 1987
By:
R. M.
| Gainesville, Florida
(or, Busted in the Bushes)
Are Women the Orphans of AA?
April 1953
By:
B. D.
| Woodside, New York
In my opinion, there are as many, if not more, female problem drinkers as male," writes a Buffalo doctor in a recent issue of GP. Does AA membership reflect this trend? A woman member raises this and other disturbing questions.
The Faith That Moves Drunks Can Move the World!
April 1951
By:
JACK ALEXANDER
The man who ten years ago dared to give AA its first big journalistic boost believes. . .
The Power of Choice
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By:
Janet S.
| Lynnwood, Wash.
Making sobriety a choice, every day