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Caritas Australia the Catholic Agency for Overseas Aid and Development New scholarship for the new world Learn ,\QL)l i .'JAS A C AO EM Y to teach and serve the f.r.~ -: .i.,m ~~~-""~ ii ... .. _r;; •., z ~"'i t.'~ 3 :.1!t1[ Chu rch of the future- in a community that values pas­ sionate debate, original R ELATIONSIUPS IN M ATTHEW'S research , and vital mi nistries. GOSP E L Ou r rigorous programs Seven Tuesdays. I Oam - 12 noon will prepare you to be an agent of change, in word M ay 13 -June 24 and deed . G OD'S WORD IN H UMAN EXP E RI ENCE Master of Arts (GTU Fou r Frid ays 9.30 am - l 1.30 a m Common MA) M ay 2 -M ay 22 Licentiate in Sacred Theology C H U R C H AND SACRAMENTS Doctor of Sacred E ig ht M o ndays 6 p m -8 .30pm Theology A pril 28-J une 16 D E V E LOPING YOU R OWN JESUIT SCH OOL S PIRITUALIT Y Seven T uesd ays 6 pm-8pm OF T H EOLOGY Re peated Wednesd ays 1Oa m - 12 noon at Berkeley April 29-Junc I I a member of the J U D A ISM Graduate Theological Union F ive Thu rsd ays 6 pm-8 pm 1735 LeRoy Avenue M ay 1-May 29 Berkeley, CA 94709 (800) 824-0122 A N D MORE ! At A quinas A cad em y (51 0) 549-5000 141 Harring ton S t, Sydney Fax (51 0) 841-8536 E-mail: [email protected] Information: Call S u e on 02 9 247 www.jstb.edu 465 1 1"11 (' . ' • . ' ABR.'\l STR 11.1 1'\ Boo~-. R11 1111 'If we did not have a rev iew devoted to our literature, we would risk not havi ng a literature "I've never met a Muslim who can at all . ABR is an essential part of our literary say exactly what it means that 'God is ecology - not just a magazine but an ideal.' one'. And none of the great Christian Delia Falconer theologians can explain the Trinity beyond a great mystery. So what is the difference 'ABR is the Australi an literary peri odical that between saying 'God is one - and I don't the world has been waiting for.' understand that' and 'God is three - and I Clive James don't understand that'?" • Reviews Keith Ward, Reg ius Prof essor of Divinity • Essays at Oxford University, on inter-faith • Poetry understanding • Commentary Events • The Melbourne Anglican Visit our website for more details: 1998 winner of the Gutenberg Award for Excellence [email protected] in Religious Communication Mention this ad for a free sample copy of TMA Subsuibe IJU\\! S67 fnr ten issues (incl. (;S I) J>hnnc : (03) 9~29 6700 1·. -mail: abr u' it·nct.net.au Phone: (03) 9653 4221 \lsn a' ailablc at sclct·t bnnkstnrcs and nc\\sagcnts or email: [email protected] EUREKA STREE I COMMENT 4 Marcelle Mogg Paper dolls 5 Andrew Hamilton War costs SNAPS HOT Publisher Andrew Hamilton SJ 6 MILK, the Bros, gongs for science, mitre COVER STORI ES Editor Marce lle Mogg stuff Assistant editor Susa nnah Buckl ey 12 Winners or Losers? Graphic des igners janneke Stort eboom Andrew Vincent on the future of Iraq's and David Ramm General manager Mark Dowell THE MONTH'S TRAFFIC Kurds. Marketing & advertising manager Kirsty Grant 8 Anthony Ham Any excuse 16 Learn ing love from Jane Austen Subscriptions jess ica Batt ersby Editorial, production and administration 8 Kath O'Connor Privatise or perish Eleanor Collins on the lure of the love assistants Gera ldine Battersby, Eleanor 10 Bruce Duncan Clear and present danger story. 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Condon; W.P. & M .W. Gurry 14 Foreign correspondence Willie's Bar and Grill; Islam in Australia; and Lines of my Life. Eureka Street magazine, ISSN 1036-1758, Anthony Ham The widening circle of Australia Post Print Post approved fear 36 Worth a fatwa? pp349181/003 14, is published ten times a Peter Pierce and Catherine Pierce on yea r by Eureka Street Magaz ine Pty Ltd, 19 By the Way 300 Vi ctoria Street, Ri chmond VIC 3121 Brian Matthews Little voice Michel Houellebecq. PO Box 553 , Ri chmond VIC 3121 39 Cu ltura l divide, fam ily ti e Tel: 03 9427 73 11 Fax: 03 9428 4450 46 Watching Brief email: [email protected] Juliette Hughes Cooking up a storm Mike Ticher reviews Hugo Hamilton's http:// www.eurekastreet.corn.au/ The Speckled People. Responsibility for editorial content is ac cepted by Andrew Hamilton Sl, 40 Hacking the parties 300 Vi ctori a Street, Ri chmond FEATURES Terry Lane on The Andren Report. Printed by Doran Printing 46 Industrial Drive, Braes ide VIC 3195. 13 A cin ematic feast 41 Bei ng about thinking © jesuit Publications 2003 Catriona Ja ckson samples foodie films. Paul Tankard reviews 101 Experiments Unsol icited manu sc ripts will be returned only if accompanied by a stamped, 22 Remembering well in the Philosophy of Everyday Life by se lf-addressed envelope. Reques ts for Michele M. Gierck interviews Michael Roger-Pol Droit. permission to reprint materi al from the maga zine should be addressed in writing to Lapsley. th e editor. 24 Th e Brush and the Pen ON DISC This month: Peter Steele on poetry and painting. 43 Juliette Hughes reviews the John Butler Cover illustration is a detail from 'The 42 The way of Rome Trio's Living 2001-2002 and The Liszt Creation of th e World and th e Expulsion from Paradise by Giovanni di Paol o, Joshua Puls on the Sant'Egidio Album, and Maryanne Confoy reviews active by 141 7, died 1482, community. Australia's Religious Communities. The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Cover desi gn by David Ramm Photographs p4 by Mathias Heng, FICTION FLASH IN THE PAN pp14- 15 Anthony Ham, p2 3 George Gittoes 29 Mary Manning On the Train 44 Reviews of the films All or Nothing; Graphicspp11 , 17, 21 , 34,38 by David Ramm Punch Drunk Love; Johnny English; and Graphics pp13, 29-31,33, 43 The Man Without A Pa st. by Janneke Storteboom ON STAGE Graphics p6 and 32 20 New beaut theatre by Janneke Storteboom and David Ramm, PUZZLED except ca rtoon of Fr Brosnan, used courtesy Peter Craven on recent star-studded of jesuit Social Servi ces Australian works. 47 Joan Nowotny Cryptic Crossword comment: 1 Marcelle Mogg Paper dol ls N OTWNS m coon md evil have become a tradeable commodity in the rhetoric that has envel­ oped the conflict in Iraq. And the extent of human suf­ fering-the 'collateral damage'-in this war becom es more apparent each day. The war has exacerbated the problems of what was already an intolerable life for a population almost wholly reliant on food aid and enduring what can only be described euphemistically as a health care system. The images of pre-war Iraq by Mathias Heng (left) are reminders of what life has been like after more than ten years of UN sanctions and a regim e that believed that violence was the only language Iraqis understood. Mathias is presently negotiating with a bureaucracy in absentia for permission to return to Iraq and document the effects of war. The urgent need for access to clean water and medical assistance is currently competing with commerce. British Minister for Trade Brian Wilson says he hopes that those who joined the US to form the 'coalition of the willing'- Britain, Australia and Poland-will be entitled to 'their fa ir share' of trade contracts in the new Iraq. The unseemly squabbling for the spoils of war was well under way even in the early days of the conflict. And the failure of the US to comply with existing international trade agreements suggests that it is not fond of sharing. In spite of the apparent jubilation of some Iraqis at the removal of Saddam's government, the thin veil of justification thrown over the conflict cannot mask the West's desire to revel in the potential wealth of a fully operational Iraqi economy. One wonders how long ago such designs were drawn. Meditations on the human condition feature throughout this issue of Eureka Street. The cover illustration, a detail from di Paolo's 'The Creation of the World and the Expulsion from Paradise' (page 28) reflects our fascination with questions of origin and existence, and leads quickly-in the Judea-Christian view at least- to a contemplation of the relationship between good and evil, and meaning and suffering.
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