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Articles in Dec-Jan, 1998 issue of For A Change

• Lotus power
• Four faiths under one roof: women of four different religions live and work together in Jyoti Kanetkar's home in Pune, India
  by Mary Lean
• Limits of science
  by Kenneth Noble
• Map of the Qur'an
• Biking for BESO - British Executive Service Overseas
  by Elizabeth Loy
• This time next year
  by Mary Lean
• One life to live: voting for the disadvantaged
  by Ann-Lone Uhrenholdt
• Jung, according to van der Post: Jean Brown eavesdrops on a relationship between two `large souls' - and comes home to herself
  by Jean Brown
• On a wing and a prayer
  by Peter Riddell
• Skiing in Malta: Josephine and Bjorn Ole Austad, from Malta and Norway, met in Brazil, have worked in Norway and now live in Malta
  by Josephine Austad
• Rethink on news values
  by Michael Henderson
• Igniting the spark: John Bond is an MRA worker in Canberra, Australia, and a member of the National Sorry Day Committee
  by John Bond
• Giving Bologna's immigrants a voice
  by Paul Williams
• Bright side of Black Monday: Sophia Swire gave up a high-flying career in the City of London for the sake of illiterate children in Asia
  by Michael Smith
• Canadians launch Jubilee 2000 initiative
  by Joy Newman
• Art of listening
• Incubating enterprise in the Black Country: Michael Smith reports on an initiative to create jobs in one of Britain's unemployment blackspots
  by Michael Smith
• Out of the shadowland
• Irreverence at the World Bank
• `So you are the one who destroyed my village'
  by Paul Williams
• Cork or bussed
  by Hurst Green
• Where labels can be killers
  by Faustina Starrett