Articles from SciTech Book News (June 1, 2007)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Aman Iman.	Gray, Louise	Brief article	275
An African struggle: the campaign to protect Darfur is growing steadily across Africa. Dismas Nkunda--one of its founders--finds hope there.	Nkunda, Dismas		1581
Antigua and Barbuda.	Thorley, David	Country overview	1180
Baha'is' plight.	Vakil, Anna; Moon, W.	Letter to the editor	298
Big bad world.		Cartoon	2
Darfur.	Worth, Jess	Editorial	259
Darfur: a history.			1414
Darfur: facts and timeline.			834
Dog day afternoon.		Brief article	278
Don't ignore Darfur take action: the international campaign to protect Darfur is growing. There are several ways you can play a part.			684
Earth summit.		Brief article	214
Eupocalypse: the scary booklist of the men who run the world.			533
Goza Pepillo.	Gray, Louise	Brief article	266
Green America steps up.		Brief article	196
Healthy competition, anyone?		Brief article	106
I'm still alive: lesbian Palestinians break taboos.	Gazzar, Brenda		535
Iranian cinema.	O'Brien, Sean	Letter to the editor	69
Keeping it real.	Bandy, Alex	Letter to the editor	133
Language death.	Mechura, Michal Boleslav	Letter to the editor	126
Mahboubeh Hossein Zadeh.			1070
My Father's Notebook.	Whittaker, Peter	Book review	294
Myths of the global market: free markets are often presented as the sole solution to poverty and human development. But the global market is inefficient and life-destructive, writes John McMurtry.	McMurtry, John		1620
NI prize crossword.			677
No response.	Walton, Mirian; Goater, Alan	Letter to the editor	126
On air.		Letter to the editor	122
Open to change.	Bell, Michael	Letter to the editor	198
Origin of occupation.	Bates, Stuart	Letter to the editor	291
Over a barrel: Sudan's rich oil reserves have generated many of the regime's atrocities, whilst shielding its leaders from the consequences. Leben Nelson Moro lays them bare.	Moro, Leben Nelson		1526
Salaam Darfur: the Arab world has kept silent about Darfur. In an article first published in Arabic, human rights activists Moataz El Fegiery and Ridwan Ziyada blast such double standards.	Fegiery, Moataz El; Ziyada, Ridwan		892
Sick of promises: the UN calls it 'the world's worst humanitarian crisis'. But what is causing the violence in Darfur, and why hasn't the world acted to stop it? Jess Worth goes in search of answers.	Worth, Jess		2886
Southern exposure: highlighting the work of photographers from the Majority World.	Kohl, Helga		370
Speechmarks.	Roy, Arundhati	Brief article	83
Supersize me cruising.		Brief article	241
Ten Canoes.	Lewis, Malcolm	Brief article	227
The African cinema lion roars!		Brief article	168
The landscape of the future.	Butalia, Urvashi		852
The language of education ...	Mitchell; Richardson	Brief article	61
The neighbourhood.	Collen, Lindsey		759
The Taqwacores.	Whittaker, Peter	Book review	298
War against women: many thousands of women have been raped in Darfur--yet they are the ones who end up being punished. Femke van Zeijl listens to their stories.	van Zeijl, Femke		1753
Water.	Lewis, Malcolm	Movie review	185
What next?			2897
White gold.	Murrell, Alexandra	Letter to the editor	162