John Yemma

Christian Science Monitor

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Divisive elections and political debates, horrific shootings, angrily defended positions on issues like gun control are all part of the history of 2012.

A Look Back at 2012 and Community-Building in America

Divisive elections and political debates, horrific shootings, angrily defended positions on issues like gun control are all part of the history of 2012.

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Those end-of-the-year wrap-ups are starting to show up everywhere, and they're not making for cheery reading. 2010 was a rough year for many people who continued to struggle.

Closing Out the Old Year and Ringing In the New

Those end-of-the-year wrap-ups are starting to show up everywhere, and they're not making for cheery reading. 2010 was a rough year for many people who continued to struggle.

from Which Way, L.A.?

Those end-of-the-year wrap-ups are starting to show up everywhere, and they're not making for cheery reading. 2010 was a rough year for many people who continued to struggle.

Closing Out the Old Year and Ringing In the New

Those end-of-the-year wrap-ups are starting to show up everywhere, and they're not making for cheery reading. 2010 was a rough year for many people who continued to struggle.

from To the Point

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