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Articles in April-May, 1997 issue of For A Change

• White light ablaze in red-light Amsterdam: forty years ago, Rolf and Georgine Boiten set up home in one of Amsterdam's sleaziest quarters
  by Digna Hintzen
• Consider the birds
  by Paul Williams
• Struggle to be decent: British politician Frank Field talks to Mary Lean about gun control, sleaze and the moral force of the welfare state
  by Mary Lean
• Who needs morals? Cambridge student Richard Jones, with the help of Mike Teece and Katherine Kirkham, offers some tips from the receiving end
  by Richard Jones
• What price honesty?
  by Michael Henderson
• Against the odds
  by Geoffrey Pugh
• Lighting the darkness
  by Kristen Tiedje
• Listen, don't panic
  by Kenneth Noble
• Meeting of the Americas
  by Tom Jones
• Making the soul dance
  by Laura Trevelyan
• Britain's moral crisis: it's time for Britain to take a long hard look at herself
  by Hugh Williams
• Still giving peace a chance: in 1970 a cleaner in Belfast's Gasworks had a dream - of Northern Ireland's women working together for peace
  by Kristen Tiedje
• Welcoming the rejected
  by Kenneth Noble
• Failing school becomes a winner: things were so bad at West Gate Community College in Newcastle upon Tyne that 127 pupils had to be excluded each term
  by Tom Jones
• Indians take stock of 50 years of freedom
  by Jyoti Kanetkar