Articles from For A Change (June 1, 2001)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Bournemouth visit: (performance of Adrian Plass's play The Visit arranged by Leone Beale).	Steponova, Anastasis		421
Breaking up the boulder of unemployment: in the 1930's, the Oxford Group, which later became MRA, sparked off a spiritual revival in Scandinavia... it led to a people's movement to tackle unemployment.	Jorgensen, Keld		1220
Changing the culture: (are we too dependent on computers?).	Carr, Philip		373
Clearing the picture: (Jim Sharp invents a process to enhance picture reproduction in newspapers).	Williams, Paul		782
Combating e-fraud.			180
Creativity and healing.			433
Dealing with depression: John Lester, a medical doctor, dispels some of the myths surrounding depression - and looks at some of the issues that would-be carers need to consider.	Lester, John		1273
Dialogue in Wales: (conference seeking a uniting vision for Wales).	Williams, Paul		155
Do you copy me? (Intellectual property).			262
Into the future: (where is the Internet going?).			409
Job for gypsy women.	Costa, Adriano		539
Jumpstarting young leaders: what difference would it make if people learnt to be leaders at the beginning of their careers rather than the end of their careers?	Lean, Mary		1338
Land use and democracy.	Giecewicz, Joanna		870
No room for shyness (in journalism).	Webb, Robert		639
No to taxfree backhanders: when Norwegian doctor Sturla Johnson discovered that bribery was tax deductible, he felt he had to do something.	Johnson, Sturla		843
Romania's source of strength.	Christensen, Knud Simon		288
Secret services: (Internet security and personal information).			310
Seizing the opportunity: Sabrina Ali, who is studying for her A-levels at Sheffield College, took part in last spring's course for post-16s.	Ali, Sabrina		328
Timeless music: (singing canonesses of the Priory of the Resurrection).	Steponova, Anastasia		722
Way to a www.onderful world? The Internet is already changing lives, but the IT revolution is only just starting. Should the world be grateful or worried.	Lowe, Mike		1889
Weaving a barrier against violence: how would you respond to your daughter's murder? Peter and Linda Biehl have found new meaning in life by helping to heal the wounds of the community where she was killed.	Kingwill, Helena		1653