Articles from For A Change (April 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A day for reaching out.	Noble, Kenneth	Brief Article	362
A gamble which paid off: the world lay at RD Mathur's feet as a young man--and he decided to give everything to try and change it. (Turning Point).	Lean, Mary		1586
A time for dialogue between the West and Islam; Frederic Chavanne argues that it is more important to get to know Muslims than to have opinions about them. (Building Community).	Chavanne, Frederic	Brief Article	1372
Aid to Komso kids. (People: making a difference).	Stepanova, Anastasia	Brief Article	531
Boundless energy for the rural woman: the award-winning doctor Banoobai Coyaji has pioneered health care in 300 Indian villages. (Healthcare).	Lala, Russi M		1646
Breathing in. (Reflections).	Chavanne, Nathalie	Brief Article	443
Business for people's sake. (People: making a difference).	Costa, Adriano	Brief Article	437
Down to earth philosophers: Pierre Spoerri finds both inspiration and food for thought in Alain de Botton's, `The Consolations of Philosophy'. (Bookmark).	Spoerri, Pierre	Book Review	1326
Ear to the ground.	Lean, Mary	Brief Article	740
Finding the other. (Guest Column).	Sarosh, Jehangir	Brief Article	823
Forgiveness: Breaking the Chain of Hate. (Urgent medicine).	Noble, Kenneth	Book Review	336
Free, frank and fearless: why would a successful Kenyan salesman give up his career in order to become a thorn in his government's flesh? Bedan Mbugua, editor of `The People', talks to Paul Williams. (Profile 2).	Williams, Paul	Interview	1224
From Texas with milk. (People: making a difference).	Morrison, John Gordon	Brief Article	507
Love at last sight. (Roundabout).	Park, Fletcher Moss	Brief Article	429
Tackling corruption in paradise: Marie-Noelle Ferrieux-Patterson is no stranger to controversy. As Vanuatu's first Ombudsman (from 1994-99) she was responsible for exposing maladministration and breaches of the Leadership Code. (First Person).	Ferrieux-Patterson, Marie-Noelle		1063
Travelling west from Rajanpur: it's a long way from a remote village in Pakistan to Brighton, England. Imam Abduljalil Sajid tells Mary Lean about the encounters which inspired his passion for interfaith understanding. (Profile).	Lean, Mary	Biography	2001
Unexpected fruits of tragedy. (Webbsite).	Webb, Robert	Brief Article	684
Winners at the grass roots: the annual Worldaware Business Awards in London celebrate outstanding enterprise initiatives that benefit economic development in Third World countries. (Sustainable Development).	Smith, Michael	Brief Article	974
Working with difficult people: Bjorn Ole Austad talks to people who face a common source of stress at work--other people. (Living Issues).	Austad, Bjorn Ole		1195