Articles from For A Change (August 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Blowing the stereotypes out of our minds: when Omnia Marzouk, a consultant paediatrician in Liverpool, visited India, she discovered another side to her history.	Marzouk, Omnia		1020
Briton helps Thai.	Ajwani, Deepak		298
Getting close to death: the days immediately before someone's death are among the most important of their life, believes the French psychologist Marie de Hennezel. Her book inspired Philippe Lasserre.	Lasserre, Philippe		866
Great goal.	Noble, Kenneth	Editorial	365
Hurdles are for jumping.		Book Review	316
In search of a parliamentary soul: when Cornelius Marivate, South Africa's leading authority on Tsonga literature and folksongs, went into Parliament, he found something missing.	Duigan, Anthony		1530
Islam and the West - bridging the gap: Michael Smith encounters the Western face of Islam - and meets British Muslims who are fighting back against Islamophobia.	Smith, Michael		2274
Kenyans reject corruption.	Karanja, Joseph		974
Mother Teresa of celery.	Schimmel, Sandy		491
Muslim/Christian exchanges.	Fuchs, Martin Eckart		454
Nation says sorry.	Bond, John		455
Newcastle sets the pace for Millennium preparations.	Noble, Kenneth		1311
Reconciled being - love in chains.		Book Review	656
Shanty town on the Internet.			403
Sisterly refuge.			430
Struggle for a non-racial South Africa.	Sonn, Franklin		1005
Taking the coracle.	Simpson, Ray		656
Teaching in good faith.			318
Two faces of Australia.	Henderson, Michael		558