Articles from For A Change (April 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Beyond hunting, shooting and fishing: the once dilettante scion of a Scottish business family tells Paul Williams of the revolution that God brought to his life.	Williams, Paul		873
Breathtaking.	Hintzen, Digna	Brief Article	115
Call for good governance in Switzerland.		Brief Article	142
Cracking coconuts for God.	Heywood, Nigel		694
Encouraging good governance.		Brief Article	159
Ethics and the journalist: what does it take to make a responsible journalist.	Heald, Henry F.		1216
Hope in Liverpool.	Pereira, Ana		232
IC web insights.			161
Lesson from the dying.	Harbeck, Warren	Interview	429
Love of country.	Hintzen, Digna	Brief Article	86
My biggest mistake.		Letter to the Editor	872
Narrowing the gap between ideals and interests.			83
Our hand in the future: what can be done to avert mass extinction on a scale not seen since the age of the dinosaurs.	Noble, Kenneth		1436
Pride, perjury and the psalms: twenty-three years in Parliament, nine months in the Cabinet, seven months in prison--Jonathan Aitken talks to Mary Lean.	Lean, Mary	Interview	1533
Restoring a Bosnian jewel.	Williams, Paul		406
Romania deserves better than medical terrorism.	Colquhoun, Patrick	Column	859
The art of survival: Kenneth Noble looks at the importance of maintaining the Earth's biodiversity and, first, meets two daring artists who aim to let nature speak for herself.	Noble, Kenneth	Cover Story	1217
The F-word.	Campbell, Edie		577
The power of music: English musician Kathleen Johnson Dodds talks to Ann Rignall about song-writing, India and Renewal Arts.	Rignall, Ann		1235
Too busy not to listen.	Henderson, Gerald		702
Tough approach.	Hintzen, Digna	Brief Article	179
Traffic.	Hintzen, Digna		67
Warmth and war.	Hintzen, Digna	Brief Article	224
Welcome to the EU!	Lean, Mary		369
Why should they be good citizens? James Wood teaches a subject which challenges both schools and society at large.	Wood, James		695
Workers' butterfly aims to start a whirlwind: how can enterprises better serve the wider community? David Erdal has a radical solution.	Smith, Michael		1032