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International Communications Forum in Hungary
Earlier this year, a session of the International Communications Forum was held in Dobogoko, Hungary—the third such forum in a former Communist country. Delegates tackled an ever-present dilemma of the news media—how to balance freedom with responsibility. This, they recognized, is a dilemma that is just as relevant to the Western media, which have operated in democratic societies for generations, as it is to the media in the emerging democracies of Eastern and Central Europe.
Journalists from Albania, Canada, France, Lithuania, Poland, Serbia, Slovakia, the United Kingdom, and the United States joined with their Hungarian counterparts in a weekend of dialogue at the Manreza Centre in Dobogoko, high in the hills overlooking the Danube Valley.

December 9, 1996 issue
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My career plan—and God's
Edwin G. Leever
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Employment found
Elmer R. Sundquist
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Healing in the workplace
Michelle Boccanfuso
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Work-related stress healed
Michael Mastagni
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What are you going to be?
Evelyn M. S. Duckett
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Prejudice in the workplace overcome
Elise L. Moore
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God in action
Travis D. Sullivan
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Genesis—a round-table discussion
with contributions from Edward Little, Glynis Burgdorff, Douglas Keith
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Christmas angels
Barbara-Jean Stinson
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International Communications Forum in Hungary
by Kim Shippey
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Joy that cannot be taken away
Barbara M. Vining
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For quite some time I had acne
Trisha Angenée Banks
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I had arranged to do volunteer work at a local nursing home on...
Mary Theresa Herzing
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What could be more comforting than to know that God is our...
Cynthia Eva Guy