Articles from For A Change (December 1, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
`So you are the one who destroyed my village'.	Williams, Paul		640
Art of listening.			720
Biking for BESO (British Executive Service Overseas).	Loy, Elizabeth		425
Bright side of Black Monday: Sophia Swire gave up a high-flying career in the City of London for the sake of illiterate children in Asia.	Smith, Michael		1594
Canadians launch Jubilee 2000 initiative.	Newman, Joy		377
Cork or bussed.	Green, Hurst		423
Four faiths under one roof: women of four different religions live and work together in Jyoti Kanetkar's home in Pune, India.	Lean, Mary		701
Giving Bologna's immigrants a voice.	Williams, Paul		389
Igniting the spark: John Bond is an MRA worker in Canberra, Australia, and a member of the National Sorry Day Committee.	Bond, John		954
Incubating enterprise in the Black Country: Michael Smith reports on an initiative to create jobs in one of Britain's unemployment blackspots.	Smith, Michael		1364
Irreverence at the World Bank.			449
Jung, according to van der Post: Jean Brown eavesdrops on a relationship between two `large souls' - and comes home to herself.	Brown, Jean		1344
Limits of science.	Noble, Kenneth	Editorial	351
Lotus power.			304
Map of the Qur'an.			193
One life to live: voting for the disadvantaged.	Uhrenholdt, Ann-Lone		608
Out of the shadowland.			718
Skiing in Malta: Josephine and Bjorn Ole Austad, from Malta and Norway, met in Brazil, have worked in Norway and now live in Malta.	Austad, Bjorn Ole		985
This time next year.	Lean, Mary		455