SEE Magazine
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Table of Contents: April 16, 1998
Issue #229:
Coffee TalkUp Front:
Man Bites Dog Gzowski no fan of Tory caucus by SEE staff
Opinion:
Closet Universe In casssse of sssnakesss, break glasssss by A.J. Axline
Barney for PM by Mark Leiren-Young
Who does sugar daddy Ralph care for? by Robin Allen
News Front:
Are prisons sweat shops? by Richard Cairney
Consumers chasing Nike by SEE Staff
Cover Story:
The Java files by Mark KozubOn Stage:
Dragon emerges from landfill excavation by Andrea Rabinovitch
From Bre-X to good sex by Richard Cairney
Opera in seven languages by Gilbert A. BouchardMusic:
Music to read by by Sam Dearheart
Back to his old tricks by Stew Slater
Banks finds time to boost local talent by Sam Dearheart
Maybe now they'll go to Vegas by Stew Slater
Remix Edmonton's Electronic Dance And Urban Report
Remix Love Inc. set for takeover by Darryl Rodway
Remix Reviews Get hit by locomotive 433 by Darryl Rodway
Sounding Off Allende draws from Cuban greats by Kirby
Rusty chooses to rock by Shelli Carder
Will that be math or music? by Jerry Ozipko
HMV Spins Putumayo: the world on a disc by SEE Staff
Club Conscious Big, but not just country by Colm HeaneyIn Print:
Stripped Down Acme novelty library: smartest comic on earth by Darren Zenko
Pink Floyd for dummies by Adrian Lackey
$15-million Heritage grant sparks publishing projects by Colm Heaney
Book Day combines literature, business by SEE staff
Author makes opera easy by Gilbert A. BouchardOn the Web:
Microsoft sets standards, faces legal backlash by Richard Cairney
Visual Arts:
Return to ritual by Jasmine Pui
On Screen:
Scooby Ewan gets a job by Darren Zenko
Fresh look at faith by Colm Heaney
Fingering film's flaw by Adrian Lackey
Thief perfect kick-off for caper series by A.J. AxlineOn The Menu:
You don't get all the extras, but you get the great taste of India by Gilbert A. BouchardAt the Back:
My Messy Bedroom Wind me up by Josey Vogels
Sub-Atomic Humor Stones: not as old as the Titanic by Paul Mather